Poker player

Julien Gouhier

France

Julien Gouhier is a French professional poker player known for his consistent results in live tournaments across France, with notable cashes in events like the Winamax Poker Tour and the BPT Enghien. He achieved his largest live score of €10,000 by finishing 11th in the 2013 Winamax Poker Tour Grand Final.

Career earnings: $ 17,539

Early Career

Julien Gouhier began making a name for himself in the French live poker scene in the late 2000s. His first recorded cash came in October 2009, and he quickly followed up with several deep runs at the Aviation Club de France (ACF), including a 3rd-place finish in a 500€ Deepstack event in July 2010 for €4,625.

Major Live Results

Gouhier's biggest live score came in February 2013 at the Winamax Poker Tour Grand Final, a 550€ Main Event with 1,222 entrants. He finished 11th, earning €10,000. Earlier that year, he placed 21st in the DreamStack 500€ for €1,000.

In 2014, he cashed in the BPT Enghien Main Event (570€ buy-in), finishing 69th out of 702 players for €1,340. His most recent recorded live cash is from March 2017, where he placed 130th in the Winamax Poker Tour Main Event (550€) for €1,100.

Other Notable Performances

Gouhier also showed strong form in satellite tournaments, such as a 14th-place finish in a Partouche Poker Tour Super Satellite in 2012 for €8,500. He has consistently performed in deepstack events at ACF, with multiple final-table appearances and cashes throughout 2010 and 2011.

Playing Style

While specific details of Gouhier's playing style are not documented, his consistent deep runs in large-field live events suggest a solid, patient approach suited to tournament structures. His ability to navigate fields of hundreds of players demonstrates strong fundamental skills in both aggression and decision-making.

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