Sergio Sanchez

Sergio Sanchez is a professional poker player from the United States who has built a solid record in live tournaments, particularly in the Mid-States Poker Tour (MSPT) and World Series of Poker (WSOP) events. As of the latest data, he has accumulated $72,267 in total earnings across 8 cashes, with no bracelet or ring wins but consistent deep finishes.

Sanchez’s best-known results include a 2023 WSOP $1,500 6-Handed event (234th for $3,000) and the 2022 WSOP Main Event (492nd for $28,400). He also cashed in the 2023 WPT World Championship ($28,900 for 175th) and the 2025 WPT Prime Championship ($2,140 for 933rd).

His MSPT performances include a 21st-place finish in the 2020 Golden Gates Regional $360 event ($2,641) and a 37th-place in the 2022 MSPT Black Hawk Main Event ($2,578). In August 2021, he reached the final three of the MSPT Black Hawk $1,110 Main Event before being eliminated in a crucial hand.

Based on available hand histories, Sanchez employs an aggressive style, often three-betting all-in and making large calls. In the 2021 MSPT hand, he called a check-raise and then a turn all-in with KQ on a board with a flush draw, showing willingness to gamble for deep runs. In the 2020 MSPT Regional, he three-bet all-in with AQ and was called by AK, demonstrating his aggressive approach in late stages.

• 2021 MSPT Black Hawk Main Event: Sanchez held KQ on a board of 8-6-? with a flush draw. After betting and calling a check-raise, he called an all-in on the turn, only to lose to Terence Reid’s set of eights, finishing third in chips.
• 2020 MSPT Golden Gates Regional: Sanchez three-bet all-in with AQ from the hijack and was called by Stuart Brown’s AK. He paired his eight on the flop but failed to improve, exiting in 21st place.

Sergio Sanchez continues to be a fixture in the live tournament scene, consistently cashing in medium-stakes events. While he has not yet secured a major title, his steady performances and aggressive play keep him competitive in the field.