Mikolaj Zawadzki

Mikolaj Zawadzki is a professional poker player from Gdansk, Poland. He began playing live tournaments in the early 2010s, quickly establishing himself on the European circuit. His early results include a 12th-place finish in the €5,300 EPT Barcelona Main Event in August 2012 for $57,378, followed by a 75th-place finish in the EPT San Remo Main Event for $12,912 in October 2012.

Zawadzki's career highlights include a runner-up finish in the WPT National Barcelona for $80,733 in October 2012. He also cashed in the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure (PCA) 2013, finishing 19th in a $2,150 event for $6,660.

In 2013, he made deep runs at the World Series of Poker, placing 19th in the $1,111 Little One Drop for $20,931 and 152nd in the $10,000 WSOP Main Event for $50,752. He also finished 10th in a $5,000 event at the Deep Stack Extravaganza III for $25,109.

In 2014, Zawadzki continued his consistent performance with a 57th-place finish in the EPT Deauville Main Event for $14,755 and a 48th-place finish in the WPT National Paris Main Event for $3,705. He also cashed in the Italian Poker Tour and Mega Poker Series events.

In 2015, he placed 5th in a Polish Poker Series event in Warsaw for $5,514 and 27th in the WSOP $1,111 Little One for One Drop.

Zawadzki's most recent documented live cash came in June 2023, when he finished 210th in the $1,500 Monster Stack event at the WSOP. According to WSOP.com, he has accumulated over $849,000 in total earnings, with 180 cashes and 4 final tables. His largest single live cash exceeded $96,000. He has also been active in online tournaments, with notable results in GGPoker events, including a second-place finish in a $150 GGMasters tournament in March 2026 for $123,866.

Zawadzki is known for a solid, disciplined approach to tournament poker, often making deep runs in large-field events. His consistent results across multiple poker tours have earned him recognition as one of Poland's top players, ranking 16th in Poland and around 3010th in the all-time money list. He continues to compete in both live and online arenas, representing Polish poker on the international stage.