Fabrice Soulier

Fabrice Soulier is a French professional poker player who currently resides in Malta, with over $6.4 million in live tournament earnings. Fabrice won during the Summer Tournament Paris in July 2003. His best live cash of $824,513 came when he finished in 2nd place at the WSOPE Enghien-les-Bains in October 2013. He also clinched his first bracelet at the 42nd WSOP in June 2011.

Fabrice Soulier: Early Life

Away from the poker table, he was born on April 23, 1919, in Avignon, France. Fabrice earned a degree in International Relations. After graduating, he pursued a career aligned with his interests in film and television. He began as an assistant film director and created the award-winning TV series A Guy and a Girl, which received Sept d’Or honors. He also directed Farce Attaque in 1998 and several children’s television programs for Canal.

While he focuses on poker full-time, he has managed to stay involved in television production. He worked as a poker instructor for a French TV show called NRJ PokerStars, appeared in the 2006 documentary That’s Poker, and launched his own poker website, MadeInPoker.com, in 2007.

Fabrice Soulier: Live Tournament Participation

Fabrice Soulier first recorded live cash occurred in April 2000 during the Spring Tournament in Paris. He finished in 7th place in a FF200 Limit Hold’em, cashing $219.

In July 2003, Fabrice played in a €1,000 Limit Omaha Hi/Lo Event #3 during the Summer Tournament in Paris. He finished in 1st place and won $16,691.

At the Partouche Poker Tour in Cannes in September 2010, he earned a cash prize of $701,320. Fabrice participated in a €7,750 + 750 No Limit Hold’em – Main Event and finished in 3rd place.

Following this, in June 2011, Fabrice entered in a $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. – Championship at the 42nd WSOP. He finished in first place and won $609,130.

During the Event #6 of WSOPE in Enghien-les-Bains in October 2013, he joined in a €10,000 + 450 No Limit Hold’em. He finished in 2nd place and secured his biggest live cash of $824,513.

Continuing his poker career, he finished in 1st place at the EPT in Vienna, winning $542,342.

Most recently, in December 2023, he competed in a $2,750 + 250 No Limit Hold’em – 6-Max at the WPT World Championship. Fabrice placed 31st and cashed $8,814.