Poker player

Salvatore Mongiovi

Italy

Salvatore Mongiovi is an Italian professional poker player with career earnings of €88,033 from live tournaments between 2009 and 2012. His biggest scores include runner-up finishes in the 2010 CNPC Main Event (€22,388) and the 2010 Poker Cup Main Event (€23,014). He also has a professional background in business and technology, serving as a manager in banking and co-founder of multiple companies.

Career earnings: $ 177,045

Early Career and Notable Results

Salvatore Mongiovi began his live tournament career in 2009, primarily competing in Italian events such as the Campionato Nazionale Poker (CNPC) and Italian Poker Tour (IPT). His first recorded cash came in June 2009 with a 9th-place finish in the CNPC Main Event for €2,961. He quickly accumulated consistent results, highlighted by two runner-up finishes in 2010: €23,014 in the Poker Cup Main Event (June 2010) and €22,388 in the CNPC Main Event (June 2010). Other notable cashes include a 5th place in the 2010 CNPC No Limit Hold'em (€4,500), an 8th place in the 2010 Poker Cup (€5,290), and a 7th place in the 2009 Poker Grand Prix (€6,400). His career earnings according to CardPlayerItalia total €88,033.

Playing Style

Mongiovi is characterized as a tight-aggressive (TAG) player, known for solid fundamentals, position awareness, and disciplined bankroll management. He excels in post-flop play, using value bets and controlled bluffs, and avoids marginal spots.

Off the Felt

Beyond poker, Salvatore Mongiovi has a parallel career in business and technology. According to his LinkedIn profile, he serves as Responsabile Innovazione e Digitale at Banco di Credito P.Azzoaglio Spa and is co-founder and managing director of several companies, including Way4Design S.r.l., Way4Tech S.r.l., and Doinn S.r.l. He is based in Fossano, Piedmont, Italy.

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