Peteris Enders

Peteris Enders is a professional poker player from Latvia. According to WSOP.com, he has recorded 6 live cashes totaling $41,854 through December 2025, with his largest cash being $28,500. The Somuchpoker Poker Index (SPI) ranks him at 1,033 (approximately #3,000 globally) as of 2026. Enders primarily competes in mid-stakes tournaments, with a strong presence in Asian circuit events such as the World Poker Tour (WPT) and Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT).

Enders' most notable result came in February 2025 at the WPT Cambodia Championship (Event #44: $3,500 No-Limit Hold'em), where he finished 15th out of 750 entrants, earning $28,500. He also placed 2nd in a WPT Cambodia 2026 Superstack Turbo Freezeout for $3,348.

In European Poker Tour (EPT) events, he cashed in the EPT Prague Main Event in December 2025, finishing 64th out of 872 for €14,600 (~$16,000). He also cashed in the Eureka Main Event at the same festival for €2,730.

At the World Series of Poker (WSOP) in 2025, Enders made multiple money finishes: 369th in Event #10: $600 No-Limit Hold'em Deepstack ($1,562) and 1,876th in Event #1: $1,000 Mystery Millions ($1,384). He also cashed in a WSOP Online Super Circuit event for $750.

Based on limited available footage, Enders appears to employ a tight-aggressive (TAG) strategy. In a hand from the APPT Cambodia 2025, he raised from UTG with a moderate hand and folded to a three-bet from an opponent who showed pocket kings, indicating conservative post-flop tendencies. He tends to play solid, low-variance poker and capitalizes on position.

• During the WPT Cambodia Championship 2025, Enders was the chip leader on Day 3 but ultimately fell in 15th place. In one key hand, he doubled through Dominik Nitsche, but was later eliminated by Daniel Charlton after losing a large pot with ace-high versus Charlton's top pair.
• In an APPT Cambodia 2025 event, Enders was involved in a hand where he folded to a re-raise from Jean Philippe Testa, who showed K♣K♠, demonstrating Enders' ability to avoid costly confrontations.

Peteris Enders may not be a household name, but his consistent cash record across multiple prestigious tours (WPT, EPT, WSOP) shows he is a capable tournament grinder. With over $41,800 in earnings and a strong ITM rate (85.7% in Asia-Pacific events), he represents the reliable, bankroll-conscious professional who thrives in the mid-stakes arena.