Poker player

Patrick Neyman

Belgium

Patrick Neyman is a Belgian poker player known for his success in live tournaments, including a victory in the €100 Sunday Special and a deep run in the WaSOP X Main Event. He has cashed in several major events across Europe, with career earnings over €18,000 from tracked tournaments.

Career earnings: $ 63,9712 views

Introduction

Patrick Neyman is a Belgian poker player who has achieved notable results in European live tournaments. His tournament resume includes wins and deep finishes in events ranging from local Sunday Specials to large-field festivals like the WaSOP and online poker Grand Prix Germany.

Major Victory: Sunday Special (2024)

On January 28, 2024, Neyman won the €100 Sunday Special at PokerCity, besting a field of 150 entries. The tournament featured a six-way deal, and Neyman secured the top prize of €2,828, marking his most recent recorded victory.

Tournament Results

WaSOP X - Main Event (2019)

In August 2019, Neyman finished 8th in the €555 Main Event of the WaSOP X in Belgium. From 971 entries, he earned €8,014, his largest recorded cash to date.

online poker Grand Prix Germany - Main Event (2018)

In the 2018 online poker Grand Prix Germany Main Event (€220 buy-in), Neyman placed 9th out of 3,420 players, winning €6,000.

German Poker Days - Main Event (2021)

In November 2021, he finished 86th in the €175 Main Event of the German Poker Days, a field of 2,380 players, earning €588.

WARM UP (2023)

In March 2023, he placed 14th in the WARM UP tournament in Belgium (399 entries), cashing for €1,075.

Summary of Career Earnings

Based on publicly reported results, Patrick Neyman's total live tournament cashes amount to at least €18,505, with the largest single cash being €8,014 from the WaSOP X Main Event.

Playing Style

Neyman is described as a loose-aggressive (LAG) player who thrives in high-stakes cash games. His style combines mathematically sound range-based play with bold, intuitive adjustments, often employing large bets and creative bluffs to pressure opponents. This reputation has earned him recognition in the poker community under the nickname "Pads."

Comments (0)

|

Sign in to join the discussion

Related