Jared “Rock Smasher” Eskandari

Jared “Rock Smasher” Eskandari, an American poker player residing in The Woodlands, Texas, has accumulated a total of $162,321 in live earnings, with his best live cash amounting to $45,000.

A notable career highlight includes his 3rd place finish on March 13th, 2024, in Spring, United States. He achieved this in the $520 + $80 No Limit Hold’em – Main Event #13 at the TCH Spring 2024 Spring Classic Series, securing winnings of $45,000.

Jared “Rock Smasher” Eskandari: Poker Achievements

Eskandari made his debut in 2015. His journey began on July 31st, 2015, at the World Poker Tour – WPT Choctaw, where he entered the $3,700 No Limit Hold’em Main Event #23 in Durant, United States. Despite tough competition, he secured an impressive 89th place finish, earning $7,550 in winnings.

Subsequently, Jared continued to excel in the poker circuit. On January 18th, 2016, at The Million Dollar Heater in Biloxi, United States, he triumphed in the $1,080 No Limit Hold’em Event #16, claiming 1st place and adding $6,305 to his growing bankroll.

Two years later, on July 10th, 2018, Jared showcased his skills once again, this time at the Bellagio Cup XIV in Las Vegas, United States. He dominated the competition in the $1,100 No Limit Hold’em – Survivor event, seizing another 1st place victory and earning $10,000.

Most recently, on April 24th, 2024, in Houston, United States, Jared participated in the prestigious PKRGO $3,300 No Limit Hold’em Main Event at the PokerGO Tour – PGT Texas Poker Open. Despite a challenging field, he secured a commendable 76th place finish, earning $6,000.

Jared “Rock Smasher” Eskandari’s Poker Journey on Champions Poker Live

He made his debut in CPL Episode 55 on November 7th, 2023. He was seated with Oklahoma Larry, Silva Dolla, and others. They engaged in a  $5/5 Pot Limit Omaha game. He gained $11,045.

He returned on May 21st, 2024, during CPL Episode 151. Jared played with EL Tractor, Eddie Murphy, and others. They took part in a $5/5/10 ($20) Pot Limit Omaha game. He walked away with a loss of $1,535.