Poker player

Per Mikael Hogbom

Sweden

Swedish professional poker player, world ranking approximately 33893, career earnings over $90,000. Known for a solid style, has achieved good results in online tournaments multiple times.

Career earnings: $ 90,07025 views

Player Overview

Per Mikael Hogbom, a Swedish poker player currently ranked approximately 33,893th in the world, with career earnings exceeding $90,070. He primarily competes in online poker tournaments, achieving consistent profitability in small to mid-stakes events through solid fundamentals and calm decision-making.

Career and Major Achievements

Hogbom's poker career began with low-stakes online cash games before transitioning to tournaments. He has made multiple final tables in online events on platforms like PokerStars, including major tournaments such as the Sunday Million. His best single cash record is approximately $27,000, from an online high-roller event. He currently ranks within the top 500 in Sweden for total earnings.

Playing Style

Hogbom's style leans toward TAG (Tight-Aggressive). His preflop selection range is relatively conservative, and postflop he skillfully uses positional advantage for value betting. He rarely engages in marginal hands but adjusts his strategy in deep-stacked phases by increasing bluff frequency. His high river fold rate reflects strict risk control.

Anecdotes and Tags

  • Tags: "Steady Swede", "Online Grinder"
  • Anecdote: In an online tournament, he once multiplied his starting stack by 30 times in just 7 hours, but later exited due to a painful cooler.
  • Public records show he is an avid student of GTO strategy and has shared his hand review notes on poker forums.

Learning Insights

  1. Strict Bankroll Management: Hogbom always avoids buying into events exceeding 5% of his total bankroll—a principle worth emulating for amateur players.
  2. Utilizing Positional Value: He often emphasizes that "position is the most valuable asset in poker" and consistently implements this in practice.
  3. Continuous Learning: Though not a top-tier player, he maintains profitability through constant hand reviews and theoretical study, proving the importance of systematic training.

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