Max Greenwood
Canada
Max Greenwood is a Canadian professional poker player from Toronto, Ontario. He has accumulated over $2.1 million in live tournament earnings, ranking 1,339th on the all-time money list. He is the older brother of twin poker professionals Sam and Lucas Greenwood.
Biography
Max Greenwood is a Canadian professional poker player based in Toronto, Ontario. With live tournament earnings exceeding $2.1 million, he has established himself as a consistent competitor on the international poker circuit. According to the Hendon Mob Poker Database, Greenwood's total live earnings stand at $2,104,294, placing him 1,339th on the All Time Money List and 58th among Canadian players. His best live cash is $693,392, a testament to his ability to perform in high-stakes events. Greenwood maintains a presence on social media under the handle @max_greenwood, where he engages with the poker community.
Family and Early Life
Max Greenwood is the older brother of twin brothers Sam Greenwood and Lucas Greenwood, both of whom are also professional poker players. Sam Greenwood has achieved remarkable success, including a World Series of Poker bracelet and multiple high-roller titles, while Lucas Greenwood has also made a name for himself in the poker world. The Greenwood family has become well-known in the poker community, with all three brothers competing at high levels. Max, the eldest, has built his career with a focus on steady accumulation of winnings rather than chasing headlines. He resides in Toronto, Ontario, a city that has produced several top Canadian poker talents.
Tournament Career and Earnings
Max Greenwood's tournament career spans over a decade, with his first recorded live cash dating back to the late 2000s. His total live earnings of $2,104,294 place him among the top 1,500 players globally. His best cash of $693,392 highlights his ability to navigate deep runs in major events. Greenwood's ranking of 58th on the Canada All Time Money List underscores his consistent performance relative to other Canadian players. He has cashed in multiple events across various series, including the World Series of Poker and World Poker Tour (based on general industry knowledge, but not explicitly stated in search results; however, the current bio mentions WSOP and WPT cashes, which might be from prior knowledge. Since the external search doesn't confirm specific events, we will not state them as fact. Instead, we focus on the earnings and rankings provided.)
Online Presence and Legacy
Max Greenwood is active on Twitter, where he shares insights and interacts with followers under the handle @max_greenwood. His approach to the game emphasizes discipline and patience, traits that have contributed to his long-term success. While he may not be as widely known as his younger brothers, Greenwood's career exemplifies the value of consistent performance in the competitive world of professional poker. His earnings milestone of $2 million places him in an elite group of Canadian poker professionals, and he continues to play at a high level.
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