Kristoffer Myhre

Kristoffer Myhre first gained attention in the poker world during the 2009 Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT) Macau Main Event. On Day 1b, he finished as the chipleader with 183,400 chips, ahead of notable players like Peter Nielsen and Roel Pijpers. The event attracted a field of 125 players, including former WSOP Main Event champion Chris Moneymaker, who was eliminated. Myhre advanced to Day 2, but his final result in the tournament is not publicly recorded.

Outside of poker, Myhre has built a career as a commercial photographer and videographer based in Oslo, Norway. He studied photography at Norsk Fotofagskole and has worked on various projects including event photography, headshots, and fashion shoots. He has been a freelance photographer since 2008 and has worked with publications such as Who's Jack Magazine and SVA Magazine. His photography website is

Myhre is also an entrepreneur, serving as CEO of multiple companies. He founded Semy AS in 2010, a property management and maintenance solutions company, and later Hemy AS, a technology firm. In 2025, he became CEO of Nemy.no and the Lemy Group. His professional background in business and marketing includes studies at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) and Queensland University of Technology.