Daniel Rezaei

Daniel Rezaei
Name Daniel Rezaei
Nickname Razer2311
Nationality Austrian
Socials Facebook · Instagram · Twitter · Hendonmob
Streams on PokerGO
Type Player

Daniel Rezaei, is a professional poker player hailing from Leibnitz, Austria. He has amassed an impressive total of $2.8 million in live earnings in his career. Additionally, he has left his mark in the online poker world, securing a noteworthy $831K in earnings on PokerStars under his nickname, “Razer2311“. His versatile and skilled performance in live and online solidifies his formidable reputation in the poker scene, marking a remarkable achievement.

Daniel Rezaei Poker Career

Daniel Rezaei’s debut victory came at the Banco Casino Masters XII €165 No Limit Hold’em event, where he pocketed $25,979. His passion for the game remained steadfast as he steadily accumulated over $282K in earnings by March 11, 2019. During this time, he showcased consistent performances and secured five additional victories. A mere week later, during the partypoker MILLIONS $10,300 NLH tournament in Rio De Janeiro, he reached a remarkable milestone. He secured 9th position and claimed his first six-digit earnings of $100K. 

The following year, in February 2020, Rezaei narrowly missed claiming victory at the partypoker MILLIONS $10,300 NLH held in Punta del Este. Despite a strong performance, he secured 3rd position, earning a substantial $435,000—his best live cash to date. The event’s ultimate champion was Brazil’s Pablo Silva.

In October 2021, Rezaei continued his poker journey, securing a 4th place finish in The Wynn Fall Classic $2,200 NLH tournament. This achievement added $125,160 to his growing bankroll. This successful performance marked a noteworthy conclusion to his year, with an additional $176,793 in earnings. 

Daniel Rezaei: Continued Success in Poker

Throughout 2022, Rezaei showcased his poker skills by amassing an impressive total of $460,012 in live earnings. One of the standout moments of this year was at the WPT World Championship in December. He secured a 3rd place finish in the $3,000 NLH 6-Max event, earning a substantial prize of $102,149.

Undeterred by previous challenges, Rezaei continued to excel, amassing an impressive $1 million in live earnings thus far in 2023. In August 2023, during the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open’s high-stakes $25K NLH High Roller Event, Rezaei’s tournament journey concluded in fifth place when he was defeated by Aaron Mermelstein, earning him $125,330. 

Furthermore, in September 2023, at the PGT Poker Masters, Rezaei accumulated a total of $355,500 across three events. He secured 11th place in the $10K NLH Event 2, earning $29,100. Followed by a 3rd place finish in the $10K NLH Event 3, which added $104,400. However, the pinnacle of his achievement during this series came in 2nd place finish at the $25K NLH event, where he earned $222,000.

Conclusion

Daniel Rezaei’s poker journey has been marked by consistent success and remarkable achievements. With victories in live events and impressive online earnings, he’s established himself as a dominant presence in professional poker. With a total of $2.8 million in live earnings as of 2023 and numerous notable finishes, Rezaei continues to excel and strengthen his reputation as a top-tier poker player.

Tournament results

15 appearances across 2 event types
Appearances
3
Net profit
$355,500
First appearance
—
Last appearance
—
Event Date Result
$10,000 + 100 No Limit Hold’em
· $29,100
$29,100
$10,000 + 100 No Limit Hold’em
· $104,400
$104,400
$25,000 + 200 No Limit Hold’em
· $222,000
$222,000
Appearances
12
Net profit
$2,670,700
First appearance
24 Oct 2023
Last appearance
12 May 2024
Event Date Result
$30K NLH 8-Handed
12 May 2024 · $125,000
12 May 2024 $125,000
$40K NLH 7-Handed Mystery Bounty
12 May 2024 · $156,000
12 May 2024 $156,000
$50k NLH 8-Handed
24 Oct 2023 · $158,200
24 Oct 2023 $158,200
$ 20,000 No Limit Hold’em – 8 Handed
· $95,500
$95,500
$ 30,000 + 1,800 No Limit Hold’em – Triton 8-Handed
· $100,500
$100,500
$ 25,000 No Limit Hold’em – WPT Global Slam
· $61,500
$61,500
$ 50,000 No Limit Hold’em – 8-Handed
· $693,000
$693,000
$ 150,000 + 7,500 No Limit Hold’em – Triton 8-Handed
· $223,000
$223,000