Laszlo Bujtas

Laszlo Bujtas is a professional poker player from Hungary. As of September 2023, he now has almost $6.2 million in his lifetime earnings and is currently ranked 1st on the Hungarian all time most money won list. He started playing in March 2011. He played online with nicknames under omaha4rollz, lacibaby64, and o4rollz.

Laszlo Bujtas: Poker Career

Laszlo Bujtas started his poker career in 2011 when he participated in the World Poker Tour. In the €300+30 NLH-Turbo, he bagged ninth place for over $1,000 out of 121 entries in Vienna.

His first win at a live tournament was when he joined the European Poker Tour in Malta. Among 64 entries, he was victorious in bagging the $20,038 cash prize. In 2018, he took home his first six-figure cash and was a runner-up during the main event of WSOP Europe. The following year, he won at the EPT Barcelona €25k High Roller for $789,135—his biggest cash to date. Subsequently, Bujtas continued playing in the Poker Masters Online Pot Limit Omaha Series and has successfully cashed a sum of $76,000.

In 2021, he cashed for over $140K while finishing in third place at the MILLIONS Super High Roller in Cyprus. Bujtas then capped off his year at the 52nd WSOP High Roller Event in the top five for $270,000.

In 2022, Bujtas had notable achievements. During May, he won the Triton Madrid €50K NLH event, clinching both the trophy and a substantial $665,329 prize. Additionally, he achieved a 5th-place finish in the €75K NLH event, earning $407,222, just days before his triumph. Next, he won at the Poker Masters Online $10,030 PLO for $272,141. Bujtas ranked as a runner-up to Andras Nemeth in the Triton Cyprus $50,000 NLH for $770,000.

Laszlo finished in the top five securing a hefty sum of $281,392  along with Artur Martirosian, Stephen Chidwick, Mikita Badziajouski, and Chris Brewer.

He was last seen in the $30k Pot Limit Omaha, Event #12. As he participated in the said event, he finished in fourth place for $117,000.

Conclusion

Laszlo Bujtas has built an impressive poker career since his start in 2011, amassing nearly $6.2 million in lifetime earnings and consistently ranking as one of Hungary’s top players. With numerous victories and notable finishes in prestigious tournaments,