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Mark Alexander Ioli is an American professional poker player, Bitcoin analyst, and sports betting consultant from Bayside, New York. He boasts an impressive record in tournaments, having accumulated over $1.7M in live tournament earnings and securing 1 WSOP bracelet. His highest live cash amounts to $558K. Ioli is also active in online tournaments.
Apart from his poker endeavors, he is a sports betting consultant specializing in both NCAAB and Mixed Martial Arts. In 2016, he became a Bitcoin analyst and trader.
Mark Alexander Ioli was raised in Bayside, New York. He moved to Maryland to study at the University of Maryland, majoring in Finance.
Ioli’s first recorded live cash occurred in March 2009 at Borgata $500,000 Guaranteed Deep Stack Poker Tournament in Atlantic City. He finished 31st place in a $1,500 + 150 No Limit Hold’em, departing with $5,238.
On March 14th, 2019, he finished 3rd in a $1,500 +100 No Limit Hold’em at the Wynn Classic in Las Vegas. He earned a cash prize of $160,384.
Shortly after, on March 22nd, 2019, he participated in a $3,500 No Limit Hold’em at the WPT Venetian Deepstack Showdown Poker Series in Las Vegas. He finished 5th place and cashed $115,105.
Luck favored him as he cashed $410,599 in a $5,300 No Limit Hold’em – Championship at The Wynn Winter Classic in Las Vegas. He finished in 2nd place.
His most notable accomplishment happened in June 2023 at the 54th WSOP. He finished 1st place in a $3,000 No Limit Hold’em 6-Handed Bracelet Event 32, winning an impressive $558,266.
Additionally, he participated in PokerGO Cup #1 of the $5,000 + 100 No Limit Hold’em in January 2024. It is part of PokerGo’s Tour Cup. Ioli finished in 2nd place, securing $88,800.
At the WSOP Online 2020 at WSOP.com on July 2nd, 2020, Ioli placed 17th in a $ 1,000 No Limit Hold’em – 8-Handed Deepstack (Event #2), pocketing $5,849.
Shortly after, on July 28th, 2020, he participated in a $1,000 Omaha 8 or Better – 6-Max #28 at the same WSOP online event. He finished in 2nd place and took home $68,478.