Scott Seiver
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Steve O'Dwyer
United States
Steve O'Dwyer is an Irish-American professional poker player renowned for his dominance in high roller tournaments, particularly on the European Poker Tour (EPT). With over $47 million in live tournament earnings, he ranks among the most successful tournament players of all time despite never winning a WSOP bracelet. Known for his analytical style and low-profile demeanor, O'Dwyer has multiple seven-figure scores, including wins at the EPT Grand Final, PCA Super High Roller, and APPT Macau Super High Roller.
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Scott Seiver
United States
Scott Seiver is an American professional poker player known for his consistent performance and unique style in multiple poker events. He excels in various poker variants and has made numerous final table appearances in top tournaments such as the World Series of Poker WSOP.
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Christoph Vogelsang
Germany
Christoph Vogelsang is a German professional poker player renowned for his analytical approach and deep-stack prowess. He ranks among Europe's most successful tournament players, with career live earnings exceeding $47 million, including a victory in the 2017 Super High Roller Bowl and two Triton Poker Series titles.
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Farzad Bonyadi
United States
Farzad Bonyadi 是一位伊朗裔美国职业扑克玩家，拥有四条 WSOP 金手链，并在 WPT 赛事中获得两次决赛桌成绩，其中包括一次亚军。他的总现场锦标赛奖金超过 475 万美元，其母亲 Farhintaj Bonyadi 在 2018 年也赢得 WSOP 金手链，创造了母子双冠的罕见纪录。
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Farah Bonyadi
United States
Farzad "Freddy" Bonyadi is an Iranian-born American professional poker player with four World Series of Poker bracelets and over $4.7 million in live tournament earnings. He is best known for his deep runs in the WSOP and World Poker Tour, including a runner-up finish in the 2011 WPT Championship for $1,061,900. Bonyadi and his mother, Farhintaj, are the first mother-son pair to both win WSOP bracelets.
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