Laszlo Bujtas

Born in Pécs, Hungary, Buitas rose to fame in the highly competitive online high-stakes cash game scene. Long before becoming a regular on live tournaments, his online name "omaha4rollz" was synonymous with exceptional skill on PokerStars and GGPoker, making him one of the highest-earning Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO) players in history. In 2018, he finished as runner-up in the World Series of Poker (WSOP) European Main Event, winning $797,609, thus launching his career in live tournaments. Despite his poker prowess, Buitas remains humble and hardworking, frequently practicing online between live tournaments. Today, he, along with András Nemec and other Hungarian pros, represents a formidable group of Hungarian professionals who, originating from Hungary, continue to dominate the world's high-stakes poker arena.

Buitas is known for his "highly skilled, fearless, and relentless" playing style, particularly in Pot-Limit Omaha. His strategies are deeply rooted in modern solver theory, but his most commendable ability is his "aggressive chip lead," often sweeping the table with pure pressure and range manipulation. He is adept at identifying opponents' technical weaknesses, frequently employing large overbets and unorthodox tactics to force world-class players into unfavorable situations. His playing style is characterized by a "no-limit" mentality, maintaining technical precision even in multi-million dollar pots. Whether dominating the Triton Pot-Limit Omaha Championship or storming the WSOP High Roller, Buitas's strategy revolves around a balance of skill and fearlessness in the most expensive moments of the game.

According to Hendon Mob, Bujtas's live tournament winnings exceed $12,157,000, making him the most successful tournament player in Hungarian history. His career-high live tournament winnings are $1,645,000, earned in May 2025 with a runner-up finish in the Triton Poker Series Montenegro $100,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Main Event. Bujtas has also won the Triton Poker Series in Madrid and the EPT Barcelona €25,000 High Roller event. He maintained his peak form until early 2026, most recently finishing as runner-up in the Onyx High Roller Series $50,000 Pot-Limit Omaha final for $117,600 and placing eighth in the $50,000 Grand Slam for $160,000. With his live tournament achievements and millions of dollars in online winnings, his poker net worth is estimated to exceed $18 million. Image credit: Danny Maxwell