Ryan Riess

United States

Carreer Earnings

$14,993,143 USD

GPI Ranking

26th

Biography

Ryan Riess rose to fame in 2013 when he won the WSOP Main Event for over $8.365 million. Riess originates from Michigan, and was traveling the World Series of Poker Circuit events before the life changing score in 2013. Since the Main Event title, Riess has gone on to win numerous high roller titles. Riess sits at 44th on the all-time money list, but as one of the younger pros on the scene, it he will most certainly climb that list.

Poker Central Event Results

U.S. Poker Open 2018

Event #5 – $10,000 NLH

3rd

87,100 USD

U.S. Poker Open 2019

Event #10 – $100,000 NLH Main Event

5th

264,000 USD

U.S. Poker Open 2019

Event #9 – $50,000 NLH

2nd

492,000 USD

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Jack Sinclair Bags Top Stack on partypoker LIVE UK Millions Main Event Day 1b

Frank Op de Woerd - January 9, 2020 Day 1b of the partypoker MILLIONS UK Main Event started small but ended with a bang as former WSOP Main Event finalist Jack Sinclair bagged a big chip lead and the field saw stars such as Chris Moorman, Alex Foxen, Kahle Burns, and Ludovic Geilich clash on the felt. Get caught up on all the…

partypoker pro Ludovic Geilich Leads MILLIONS Main Event into Final Day

Will O'Connor - November 22, 2019 The penultimate day of the MILLIONS World Bahamas Main Event began with 135 players and after eight levels of play, 24 players bagged chips for tomorrow’s Caribbean Poker Party finale. The remaining field is stacked with talent – especially the top of the leaderboard. partypoker pro Ludovic Geilich leads and is the only player over…

Top Hands from the WSOP Europe €250K Super High Roller

Will O'Connor - October 20, 2019 Over the next two weeks, six WSOP bracelets will be awarded from King’s Casino in Rozvadov. While exclusive coverage of the 2019 World Series of Poker Europe continues on PokerGO, we’re breaking down the biggest hands from every stream starting with the €250K Super High Roller. Neither player made Day 2, but Timothy Adams and…

WSOP Main Event Day 2ab: Former Champ Qui Nguyen Bosses the Day, Galen Hall, Timothy Su and Anton Morgenstern Riding High

Paul Seaton - July 7, 2019 A blockbuster day of action was free of earthquakes and disqualifications, but full of drama as the World Series of Poker Main Event truly got going. With around 100 players taking advantage of the late registration offer to sit down at the start of Day 2 with 60,000 chips, there were around 3,350 players in…

WSOP Main Event Day 1b: Adam Owen Leads, Asi Moshe Second While Galen Hall & Prahlad Friedman Both Soaring High

Paul Seaton - July 5, 2019 After another huge day at the felt,1,915 entries went into the books, meaning that over Day 1a and Day 1b, we’ve had 3,250 players sit down for $10,000 in the tournament that could change their lives. We’ve already seen huge drama on Day 1a in the PokerGO coverage, but Day 1b did not disappoint either….

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