Thibault Perissat

Thibault Perissat, a professional poker player from France, currently ranked 12,129th in the world, with total career earnings of $276,184. He has performed well in numerous international events and is a solid force in the French poker scene.

Perissat’s poker career began with live cash games and tournaments. He has cashed multiple times at the WSOP and EPT, with best results including a 5th-place finish in a WSOP side event and a top-10 finish in an EPT Main Event. The bulk of his earnings comes from these major events.

Perissat is known for a tight-aggressive (TAG) style, excelling at exploiting position and opponent weaknesses. He plays solidly in deep-stack phases but also makes aggressive shoves when short. Based on public hand histories, his post-flop reading ability is strong, often making precise folds.

• Labels: "French Solid Player", "Big-Event Specialist".
• Fun fact: In an EPT Main Event, Perissat folded pocket queens on the river against an opponent's set, later praised by teammates as a "model of discipline".
• He is active on French poker forums, occasionally sharing strategy insights.

Beginners can learn from Perissat’s TAG strategy how to control VPIP and aggression frequency. His folding decisions exemplify the "not losing is winning" poker philosophy. For intermediate players, studying his deep-stack post-flop plans can be illuminating.