Serdar Demircan

Serdar Demircan is a Swedish poker player who rose to prominence through deep runs in European live tournaments. While details of his early career are sparse, he has been active on the Swedish poker scene, participating in events like the Poker-SM and Nordic Masters.

EPT Prague High Roller (2018)

Demircan reached the final day of the €10,300 High Roller at EPT Prague in 2018, finishing among the final 18 players alongside fellow Swede Stefan Mattsson. He also made a deep run in the Main Event, where he was the chip leader among Swedes after Day 1.

Christmas Poker Week (Casino Cosmopol)

In the 16,000 SEK Main Event of the Christmas Poker Week in Gothenburg, Demircan was chip leader after Day 1 with 250,000 chips, leading a field of 91 entrants.

Unibet Open Malta Main Event (2019)

At the 2019 Unibet Open Malta, Demircan survived a critical all-in on the final table bubble, doubling up with pocket fives against Matthew Ireland. He eventually finished 14th, earning SEK 28,000 (approx. €2,800).

Other Appearances

Demircan has also participated in the PokerStars Championship Prague Main Event and the Poker-SM, where he once famously shifted his goal from winning to surviving until the break.

Described as a "bundle of energy" by PokerNews, Demircan is known for his talkative and aggressive table presence. He once walked reporters through a bluff against Michael Addamo in a $10K event. His style can be described as robust, with a willingness to take risks, as seen in his miracle double-up at Unibet Open Malta.

With lifetime earnings estimated around $182,000, Demircan remains a notable figure in the Swedish poker community, particularly for his strong performances at EPT Prague and other high-stakes events.