Laszlo Bujtas

Born in Pécs, Hungary, Laszlo Bujtas built his reputation in the early days of high-stakes online poker under the screen name "omaha4rollz." Competing on platforms like PokerStars and GGPoker, he became known as one of the most technically skilled Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO) players in the world, consistently winning in cash games and tournaments. His online success not only built his bankroll but also established him as a feared "end boss" in the digital realm, a reputation that would follow him into live play.

Bujtas first made a major splash on the live circuit in 2018 when he finished runner-up in the World Series of Poker Europe Main Event. The €10,350 No-Limit Hold'em tournament had a €5 million guarantee, and he earned $797,609 for second place, falling just one spot shy of a gold bracelet. The following year, he captured his first major live title at the 2019 European Poker Tour Barcelona, winning the €25,000 High Roller for $791,219.

In 2022, Bujtas enjoyed a breakout year on the Triton Poker Series. He came second in Triton Cyprus Event #1: $50,000 NLH 6-Handed for $770,000, then won the Triton Madrid Event #10: €50,000 NLH 8-Handed Turbo for $665,329 just three days after finishing fifth in Event #7: €75,000 NLH 8-Handed for $407,222. That same year, he also cashed in the EPT Monte Carlo €100,000 Super High Roller (fifth for €366,740) and the EPT Barcelona €25,000 Single-Day High Roller (fifth for €147,520).

Bujtas continued to perform at the highest levels in 2023 and 2024. He placed second in the €50,000 EPT Prague Super High Roller for €386,360. In 2024, he finished third in the Triton Montenegro $100,000 PLO Main Event for $982,000. His career-best live cash came in May 2025 when he placed second in the same event for $1,645,000, narrowly missing the title.

At the 2025 WSOP Paradise, he made multiple deep runs, including sixth place in the $50,000 PLO High Roller ($264,000) and 14th in the $100,000 Triton PLO Main Event ($185,500). Through early 2026, he continued his hot streak with a fourth-place finish in the $75,000 PLO Six Max at Triton Jeju ($457,000) and sixth in the $100,000 PLO Main Event at Triton Montenegro ($456,000).

Over time, Bujtas has increasingly gravitated toward Pot-Limit Omaha, becoming one of the most dangerous players in the high-stakes PLO scene. His deep understanding of the game, combined with an aggressive and pressure-heavy style, makes him a constant threat in events like the Triton PLO Main Events. He has also cashed in multiple WSOP PLO events, including a fifth-place finish in the 2021 $50,000 PLO High Roller ($279,168) and a sixth place in the 2025 WSOP $50,000 PLO High Roller ($264,000). At the 2025 Onyx Super High Roller Series, he took fifth in the $102,000 PLO Invitational for $565,000.

Bujtas sits atop Hungary's all-time money list with live tournament earnings exceeding $13 million. His estimated poker net worth, including online winnings, surpasses $18 million. Despite his success, he maintains a relatively low public profile, letting his results speak for themselves. Regarded as a technical master of the game, he serves as an inspiration for aspiring Hungarian players and continues to compete among the world's elite in the highest buy-in events.

Bujtas has yet to win a WSOP bracelet but boasts four final tables and over $2.38 million in WSOP earnings across 27 cashes. His online legacy as "omaha4rollz" cements his reputation as one of the most technically gifted PLO players of his generation.

Bujtas also cashed in multiple other events at the 2025 WSOP Paradise, including a 14th-place finish in the $75,000 Triton PLO 6-Handed ($119,000) and 62nd in the $25,000 Super Main Event ($150,000). He continued his strong form at the Onyx Super High Roller Series in early 2026, placing eighth in the $50,000 PLO Grand Slam ($160,000), fifth in the $10,000 PLO Opener ($115,000), and second in the $50,000 PLO Finale ($117,600).