Sammy Salah

Sammy Salah, a French poker player, has 6 live tournament cash finishes according to WSOP.com records, with total earnings of $42,420. He is active in European Poker Tour (EPT) and World Poker Tour (WPT) series events, primarily playing small to medium-sized tournaments. He has not yet won a WSOP bracelet or made a final table.

The following are Sammy Salah's main tournament results compiled from WSOP.com and PokerNews:

• March 2025: WPT Prime Championship ($1,000+100 buy-in, No Limit Hold'em), 27th place (out of 1,391), prize $8,200.
• September 2024: EPT Barcelona ESPT Main Event (€960+140 buy-in), 246th place (out of 3,145), prize €5,180.
• August 2023: EPT Barcelona ESPT Main Event (€1,000+100 buy-in), 84th place (out of 3,291), prize €10,250 (career-high single cash).
• December 2017: EPT Prague Main Event (€5,000+300 buy-in), 36th place (out of 421), prize €2,820.
• December 2016: EPT Prague Main Event (€5,000+300 buy-in), 122nd place (out of 1,192), prize €11,220.
• August 2016: EPT Barcelona Estrellas Main Event (€1,000+100 buy-in), 277th place (out of 3,447), prize €1,840.
• December 2018: WSOP International Circuit Sydney AU$1,150 Monster Stack, 21st place (out of 469), prize AU$4,399 (approx. $4,399 USD). In this event, he got all-in on the flop with K♦9♠ but lost to opponent Hannah Lee's A♠A♣, finishing 21st.

Sammy Salah's tournament record shows he frequently plays side events in major European series, especially EPT Barcelona and Prague. Although he has not reached a main event final table, he has consistently finished in the top 10% of events with thousands of entrants, demonstrating steady performance. His cash distribution is relatively even, with a highest single cash of approximately $10,250, and his overall career is dominated by small to medium profits.

• In the 2018 Sydney event, Sammy Salah got all-in on the flop with K♠9♦ and was eliminated by opponent Hannah Lee's pocket aces, finishing 21st. This hand was reported by PokerNews and became a notable moment in his tournament career.
• Due to his repeated participation in the same series (e.g., EPT Barcelona) across different years, he is regarded by fellow players as a regular at that event.

Note: The above information is based solely on publicly available tournament records.