Poker player

Remi Marrale

France

Remi Marrale is a French poker player with five WSOP cashes totaling $17,333. He has recently found success on the WSOP Circuit in Marrakech, cashing in multiple events including a Mini Main Event and a Super High Roller in 2025. His career spans over a decade, with his first recorded cash at the 2011 WSOP Europe.

Career earnings: $ 452,59419 views

Early Beginnings at WSOP Europe

Remi Marrale's first recorded live tournament cash came at the 2011 World Series of Poker Europe. In Event #2: €1,090 No-Limit Hold'em, he finished 57th out of 771 entrants, earning €2,183. This early result set the stage for a career that would see him return to the felt at major international series.

Recent Performances on the WSOP Circuit

Marrale has been particularly active in the WSOP Circuit events held at Es Saadi Marrakech Resort in Morocco. In January 2025, he cashed three times in a single series: 15th in the €550 Mini Main Event (€4,650), 19th in the €550 Pot-Limit Omaha event (€1,200), and 22nd in the €2,700 Super High Roller (€4,100). Earlier, in January 2023, he placed 18th in a €2,000 High Roller for €5,200. These performances highlight his ability to compete across a range of buy-ins and formats, from low-stakes to high rollers.

Tournament Versatility and Adaptability

Marrale's recorded cashes span No-Limit Hold'em, Pot-Limit Omaha, and high roller events, demonstrating versatility. While his total WSOP earnings stand at $17,333, his consistent deep runs—particularly in large-field events like the Mini Main Event (1,010 entries) and the Super High Roller—suggest a solid tournament game. His results show a preference for live events in Europe and North Africa, with a focus on the WSOP Circuit. Though he has not yet captured a bracelet or ring, his five cashes indicate a steady presence in the tournament scene.

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