Stieven Razab-Sekh

Stieven Razab-Sekh (Netherlands), professional poker player, ranked 6384th in the world, with total earnings of $522,192. He has built a solid reputation in the community through his steady play and strong fundamentals.

Razab-Sekh began participating in major European live tournaments in the early 2010s, making multiple final tables in domestic Dutch events. His career earnings exceed $520,000, primarily from the EPT (European Poker Tour) and Dutch local tournaments. His best result came in 2019 when he finished runner-up in a European event, earning over $100,000.

His style is conservative and tight, leveraging positional advantages and accurate post-flop reading. He performs well in low to mid-stakes tournaments but occasionally lacks aggression against elite opponents.

• Nicknamed the "Dutch Stone Wall" by fans for his composed demeanor.
• Praised as a "hand-reading machine" by commentators after a brilliant fold during a livestream.
• His hobby is chess, which he believes aids decision-making training.

• Solid Fundamentals: Razab-Sekh's success stems from a deep understanding of basic theory, including starting hand ranges, positional awareness, and pot odds calculation.
• Emotional Control: He maintains discipline even during long periods without profit, avoiding impulsive plays—a quality worth learning for average players.
• Continuous Learning: He regularly reviews hands, analyzes opponents’ weaknesses, and optimizes strategies using software tools.