Trevor Delaney
Canada
Canadian professional poker player with career earnings over $320,000, known for a solid style. Won the 2025 KKLive Montreal side event, and has multiple cashes in WPT and WSOP events.
Early Career & Online Beginnings
Trevor Delaney's poker career began on online platforms, playing under the screen name "LAS-VEGAS". He hails from Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.), Canada, where local media have covered his poker journey. After gradually building experience, he transitioned to live tournaments and achieved a breakthrough result at the 2015 WPT Montreal stop.
Major Tournament Results
WPT Montreal (2015)
- May 1, 2015: Finished 5th in the WPT Montreal Main Event (Event #10), earning C$59,340.
- November 13, 2015: Finished 13th in another Main Event (Event #9) of the same series, earning C$25,810. (Source: WSOP.com WPT data)
WSOPC Series Performances (2018–2023)
According to official WSOP data, Delaney has five WSOP event cash records, including WSOPC events:
- August 18, 2018: Runner-up (2nd out of 3,027) in WSOPC Playground Poker Event #1 Colossus, earning C$54,605 (~$41,500).
- August 17, 2019: 271st in WSOPC Playground Poker Event #1 Colossus, earning C$900.
- August 26, 2019: 259th in WSOPC Main Event, earning C$2,250.
- January 20, 2022: 115th in WSOPC Main Event, earning C$2,790.
- January 17, 2023: 41st (out of 1,199) in WSOPC Monster Stack, earning $1,505. (Source: WSOP.com)
2025 KKLive Montreal Side Event Victory
On November 23, 2025, Delaney won the Side Game at KKLive Montreal. He led throughout, accumulated 13 bounties, and defeated Peter Poon heads-up to take home $5,380. (Source: PokerPro report)
2017 WPT Montreal Experience
On November 13, 2017, during the WPT Montreal Main Event, Delaney held a chip lead but clashed with Maxime Heroux. His all-in shove with Q♠Q♥ ran into Heroux's A♠K♠, resulting in a dramatic elimination. Local media outlet P.E.I. covered this dramatic hand. (Source: WPT official report, SaltWire)
Playing Style
Delaney's style leans toward solid play, with a focus on hand selection and position control. He is less aggressive pre-flop but willing to shove at key moments. He prioritizes long-term profitability and avoids unnecessary variance, earning a reputation among players as a "typical winning player."
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