Sinanaj Binak

Binak Sinanaj began his recorded tournament poker career in 2019, where he achieved his first major victory. In October 2019, he won the €150 NLHE Freeze-out Turbo event at the Breda Small Ball Series in the Netherlands, taking first place and €1,594 in prize money. This early success demonstrated his ability to navigate small-field, high-pressure tournaments.

Sinanaj has shown consistent performance in World Series of Poker Circuit events held in the Czech Republic. His notable results include:

• January 2022: 28th place in the WSOP Circuit Monster Stack (€550 buy-in, 1,340 entrants) for €2,602.
• September 2021: 29th place in the same WSOP Circuit Monster Stack (1,229 entrants) for €2,431.
• August 2021: 81st place in the WSOP Circuit KENTA Bounty Hunter (€330 buy-in, 2,084 entrants) for €700.

Sinanaj has also performed well in other European tour stops, particularly in the Czech Republic and Germany:

• May 2022: 31st place in the Eureka Poker Tour Main Event (€1,100 buy-in, 543 entrants) for €4,383.
• August 2022: 28th place in the online poker Championship Czech Main Event (€330 buy-in, 2,261 entrants) for €1,950.
• June 2022: 17th place in the German Championship of Poker Mini Main Event (€550 buy-in, 187 entrants) for $1,386.
• January 2022: 94th place in the Euro Poker Million NLH (€490 buy-in, 2,557 entrants) for €1,475.

While detailed information about Sinanaj's playing style is unavailable, his tournament results suggest a solid, disciplined approach capable of deep runs in large fields. He has consistently cashed in mid-stakes events across multiple European tours, indicating adaptability to different structures and venues. As a Belgian player active primarily in the post-pandemic era, his legacy is one of steady earnings and a growing presence on the live tournament circuit.