Martin Finger
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Martin Finger 🇩🇪

Born in Frankenberg, Germany, and later based in...

Nationality: Germany 出生地:Frankenberg Residence: Vienna
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⭐ SPI
SPI : (#1)
💰 Total Prize Money
$264,785
🎯 Largest single prize
$121,005

Contestant Introduction

Born in Frankenberg, Germany, and later based in Vienna, Austria, Finger’s rise to prominence began in the early 2010s. He quickly transitioned from a talented online prospect to a force in live high-stakes poker, earning widespread recognition for his methodical study and tactical precision. His career is characterized by his commitment to maintaining a high-level theoretical game, which he balances with the necessary live reads and adjustments required to succeed in high-pressure, elite-field environments.

Gameplay Overview

Finger is known for his disciplined and highly analytical approach. He embodies the modern professional, valuing the integration of game theory with rigorous preparation. His playing style is calculated, often utilizing a blend of controlled aggression and patient waiting to exploit the mistakes of his opponents in long-form tournament structures. His ability to maintain composure during deep runs, even against the toughest competition, makes him one of the most respected figures in the global high-roller community.

Bonuses and Career Highlights

Total prize money
$264,785
Largest single prize
$121,005
Best ranking
No data available.
SPI
#1

With total live tournament earnings exceeding $8,800,000 (according to The Hendon Mob), Martin Finger is firmly established among the most successful German professionals. His career-best live score came in 2013 when he conquered the European Poker Tour London Super High Roller, banking a massive $1,332,176. A decorated champion, he also captured a World Series of Poker gold bracelet in 2013 and holds multiple titles from various high-stakes stops across the globe. Whether navigating the intense fields of the European Poker Tour or competing in other international series, he remains a consistent threat at major final tables. Credit: Luther Redd