Marvin Cerbito
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Marvin Cerbito 🇵🇭

Originally from the Philippines, Marvin Cerbito ...

國籍:Philippines 出生地:暫無資料 居住地:暫無資料
📚 已收錄排名
暫無資料
⭐ SPI
3,027
💰 總獎金
$117,830
🎯 最大單筆獎金
$99,880

選手介紹

Originally from the Philippines, Marvin Cerbito focuses his play primarily on the domestic market, which serves as a major hub for poker in Asia. He is currently ranked 132nd on the Philippines All Time Money List, a testament to his longevity and consistency in the local arena. Cerbito is a familiar face at key venues such as Newport World Resorts and Metro Card Club in Pasig City. His recent activity shows a high volume of play in events like the Philippine Poker Millions and the Metro Walk to a Million, indicating a disciplined approach to grinding the daily and festival schedules available in Manila.

打法概述

Marvin Cerbito Cerbito employs a versatile play style that adapts well to the diverse structures found in Asian tournaments. His recent victory in a Knockout event suggests a calculated aggression, allowing him to pursue bounties effectively while maintaining chip stack preservation. He demonstrates strong fundamental awareness, capable of navigating both standard freezeouts and bounty formats. His consistent results across various buy-in levels, from lower stakes “closers” to main events, highlight his ability to adjust his strategy against the mixed fields of local regulars and international recreational players commonly found in Manila.

獎金與職涯亮點

總獎金
$117,830
最大單筆獎金
$99,880
最佳排名
暫無資料
SPI
3,027 / #414 / 2026年

According to The Hendon Mob, Cerbito has accumulated $92,177 in total live earnings. He recently added a trophy to his resume during the Manila Megastack 23 in December 2025. In this series, he triumphed in the No Limit Hold’em Knockout event, securing the 1st place title and a prize of ₱317,740 ($5,382). Marvin Cerbito His profile boasts a career-best live cash of $25,337, reflecting his ability to navigate substantial fields. Cerbito is a frequent casher in prestigious tours hosted in the Philippines, including the Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT) and the All Japan Poker Championship (AJPC), demonstrating his steady presence in the Southeast Asian poker scene.