Adrian Mateos
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Adrian Mateos 🇪🇸

Mateos was born in San Martín de la Vega, Spain. He was introduced to poker on television at the age of 16 and quickly applied his experience gained from high-level tennis matches...

Nationality: Spain Place of birth: San Mart Place of residence: No information available
📚 Ranking already included
#68
⭐ SPI
3,505
💰 Total Prize Money
$301,000
🎯 Largest single prize
$214,000

Contestant Introduction

Born in San Martín de la Vega, Spain, Mateos was introduced to poker on television at age 16 and quickly applied his competitive experience gained in high-level tennis to the game. At 18, he moved to London to pursue a full-time professional poker career, rapidly progressing from local €600 tournaments to the international stage. At 19, he won the 2013 WSOPE Main Event, earning a staggering $1.35 million, solidifying his status as a poker prodigy. Currently, he serves as the global brand ambassador for Team Winamax.

Gameplay Overview

GTO-oriented Exploitative PLO championship

Mateos is known for his "analytical yet fearless" playing style, combining a GTO-based strategy with a high level of exploitative aggression. He excels particularly in No-Limit Texas Hold'em, utilizing consistent 3-bets and sophisticated river bluffs in the smaller, more stressful final table environments. His strategy emphasizes maintaining an open mind and adapting to his opponents rather than sticking to a fixed range, making him a formidable opponent even in the most competitive high-stakes games.

Bonuses and Career Highlights

Total prize money
$301,000
Largest single prize
$214,000
Best ranking
#68
SPI
3,505 / #317 / 2026

According to Hendon Mob, Adrian Mateos's total live tournament winnings total $54,768,381, firmly placing him at the top of Spain's all-time winnings list and placing him among the top ten globally. His career-high live tournament winnings are $3,292,000, earned from a runner-up finish at the 2024 Triton SHR Montenegro. A five-time WSOP bracelet winner, his most significant title is the 2021 WSOP $250,000 Super High Roller, where he won $3,265,362. His continued success in events such as the Triton Series, EPT, and WSOP has resulted in an estimated poker net worth exceeding $52 million. Adrian Mateos WSOP 2025 – Image courtesy of Spade Poker