Jeffrey Hakim

Jeffrey Hakim, also known as YoungSupremacy, is an American poker player who currently resides in Lebanon. Despite being from Wexford, Pennsylvania. He is now ranked 663rd on the United States All-Time Money List, with total live earnings over $1.9 Million In his career as a poker player, he has already won five tournaments. The 2016 World Series of Poker saw him cash out the most, with a total of $269,430.

Jeffrey Hakim: Poker Career

At the Vienna Spring Poker Festival in March 2007, Jeffrey Hakim played in his first recorded event. He earned $24,755 in second place and cash. Hakim took part in his first WSOP in Las Vegas the following June. He finished 57th and earned $8,495. Then, he competed in the 2008 World Poker Finals in Mashantucket that same year in November, finishing in second place and winning $103,732.

He took part in the World Poker Tour in Marrakech in October 2009. He was able to finish in second place with $80.731. Sylvain Mazza took first place and received $126,142.

Jeffrey Hakim competed in the EPT, PokerStars Caribbean, the WSOP, and numerous other tournaments. In July 2016, at the 47th World Series of Poker in Las Vegas, he won the most money. He finished 22nd and earned a sizable sum of $269,430.

He also took part in the April 2017 Monte-Carlo Casino PokerStars Championship. After finishing 17th, he earned $27,988 in prize money. Hakim participated in a WSOP event at the 48th World Series of Poker in July of the same year and finished 417th, earning $27,743 in total.

Hakim also took part in the 49th World Series of Poker in Las Vegas in 2018, finishing seventh and earning $65,284. He then participated in the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure on Paradise Island in January of the following year, 2019, and after finishing in 10th place, he was able to take home a win of $96,080. He participated in another WSOP event at the 50th World Series of Poker in June of the same year and finished fourth to take home a win of $135,783.

Since then, Jeffrey Hakim has had some decent results. Up until this year of 2023, he has been actively playing in a number of tournaments, such as the European Poker Tour in Barcelona, where he finished 158th and earned $14,521.