Peter Dalhuijsen

Peter Dalhuijsen is a Dutch professional poker player from Utrecht, with over $435.9K in live tournament earnings. His most notable achievement came in July 2006, at the 37th World Series of Poker, Peter earned a remarkable $72,313. 

Peter Dalhuijsen: Live Tournament Participation

Peter Dalhuijsen’s first recorded live cash occurred in July 2004 during Rendez Vous a Paris. He finished in 3rd place in a €50 Pot Limit Omaha, cashing $1,677.

In July 2006, he played in a $1,500 No Limit Hold’em at the 37th WSOP in Las Vegas. He finished in 9th place and secured his biggest live cash of $72,313.

Later in November of that year, he participated in a €100 + 20 No Limit Hold’em at the Master Classics of Poker in Amsterdam. He finished in 2nd place and earned $23,505.

Following this, he engaged in a €1,000 No Limit Hold’em – Main Event during the VIP Tournament Series in Venlo. He finished in 2nd place and took home $24,437.

Luck favored him as he won a cash prize of $44,688 at the Dutch Open Final in Scheveningen in October 20007. He entered in a €100 No Limit Hold’em and clinched victory.

Moreover, he finished in 17th place at the Master Classics of Poker in November 2007, earning $30,928.

In November 2009, he joined in a Kč15,700 No Limit Hold’em – Championship
during the Czech Poker Festival in Prague. He finished in 5th place and cashed $21,687.