Poker player

Kevin Karenius

Finland

Kevin Karenius is a Finnish poker player with live tournament earnings of $52,925, best known for his participation in European events like the Coolbet Open and Battle of Malta. He recorded notable hands such as flopping the nuts at the 2022 Coolbet Open and a split pot at the 2023 Battle of Malta.

Career earnings: $ 56,9121 views

Overview

Kevin Karenius is a Finnish poker player, ranked 374th on the Finland all-time money list. His total live tournament earnings amount to $52,925, with a best live cash of $7,325. He is primarily active in European poker circuits, competing in events such as the Coolbet Open and Battle of Malta.

Live Tournament Results

Karenius has cashed in multiple live events, though his total score is modest compared to top Finnish players. According to The Hendon Mob, he holds the 54,549th position on the global all-time money list. His best recorded cash is $7,325.

Coolbet Open (May 2022)

At the 2022 Coolbet Open, Karenius made headlines by flopping the nut flush against Silje Nielsen. In a hand covered by the tournament's live blog, he opened with A♠4♠ on the button and bet all three streets on a Q♠6♠2♣–3♦–J♠ board, tabled the flush, and earned a pot of 50,000 chips.

Battle of Malta (June 2023)

In the 2023 Battle of Malta main event, Karenius faced a three-way all-in scenario. Alvaro Da Silva opened, Alaa Ganem moved all-in, and Karenius called with A♣K♣. The board ran K♠J♦2♥T♥K♦, giving Ganem a straight on the turn, but the river king produced a split pot, leaving Karenius with 240,000 chips.

Playing Style

While no detailed strategy analysis is available from the search results, his live blog appearances suggest a willingness to commit chips with draws (e.g., nut flush draw) and to call all-ins with strong hands (e.g., ace-king). His play can be characterized as solid and capitalizing on favorable situations.

Note on Namesake

A separate individual named Kevin Karenius is listed as an ice hockey referee on the Finnish Mestis website. This is likely a different person and not related to the poker player.

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