Matthew Chase Monroe

Matthew Chase Monroe is a professional poker player from the United States, residing in Mooresville, North Carolina. He has been actively competing in live tournament poker since at least 2024, primarily participating in WSOP Circuit events at Harrah's Cherokee and the annual WSOP in Las Vegas. Monroe's career is characterized by consistent cashes and several deep runs, though he has yet to win a WSOP bracelet or circuit ring. his total live tournament earnings stand at $54,040 as of mid-2026.

Monroe's best recorded cash came in May 2024, when he finished 4th out of 614 entries in a $400 No-Limit Hold'em event at WSOP Circuit Harrah's Cherokee, earning $12,928. Other notable finishes include a 7th-place result in the 2024 Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood $400 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold'em (RRPO) for $5,800, and a 13th-place finish in a $400 Monster Stack at WSOP Circuit Harrah's Cherokee in August 2024 ($6,032). He also cashed in the 2024 WSOP Colossus, finishing 1,360th out of 19,303 entries for $930.

In 2025, Monroe continued to post results, including a 14th-place finish in a WSOP Circuit Mini-Main ($2,681) and a 30th-place in a $600 Pot-Limit Omaha event ($1,406). His WSOP.com profile lists a total of 15 cashes and 2 final tables, with combined earnings of $46,215 across all tracked events.

Given the limited public hand histories, Monroe's exact playing style is not widely documented. However, his consistent deep runs in large-field events suggest a solid, patient tournament approach with a strong grasp of ICM and table dynamics. He appears to favor mid-stakes No-Limit Hold'em events, though he has also shown versatility by cashing in Pot-Limit Omaha. His reputation among peers is likely that of a steady, hard-working professional who accumulates results through volume and sound fundamentals rather than flashy, high-risk plays.

Monroe's WSOP.com profiles include a "Staking" section, indicating he may participate in or use staking arrangements. There is no significant online media coverage or major sponsor affiliations associated with his name. He remains a relatively private player within the poker community.