Robert Kiss 🇺🇸

Residing in the poker hub of Henderson, Nevada, Robert Kiss has spent years honing his craft in the toughest environments in the world. While many players focus on a single region, Nemeskeri-Kiss has built a diverse resume with results in major markets including California, Florida, and Nevada. He first began making a name for himself in the early 2010s, recording steady results at the Venetian and Wynn series in Las Vegas. Over the years, he has successfully transitioned from a local grinder to a nationally recognized professional, known for his technical resilience and a balanced approach to the modern tournament grind.

Robert Kiss is widely respected for his methodical and disciplined approach to the game. He is a tactician who excels in the nuances of mid-stakes tournament structures, where his ability to manage variance and navigate large fields has led to his long-term success. Unlike high-stakes specialists who focus purely on small-field high rollers, Robert thrives in the grueling multi-day events that define the WSOP and WPT Prime circuits. His longevity in the industry is a testament to his adaptability, as he remains a competitive force in an era increasingly dominated by solver-based strategies and younger mathematical specialists.

According to The Hendon Mob, Robert Kiss has accumulated total live tournament earnings of over $724,000. His career is defined by high-frequency cashes and deep runs in prestigious “Prime” and “Championship” level events. His most significant live payday to date came in 2023 at the APT Taipei, where he secured a 3rd-place finish in the APT High Roller 8 Max event for a career-best $83,896. Kiss has also proven his ability to navigate massive fields at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) , where he has recorded dozens of cashes, including a deep run in the 56th WSOP The Closer for $20,015. His 2025 campaign continued this trend of consistency, with multiple deep runs in high-value regional festivals that pushed him past the $700,000 lifetime earnings milestone. Robert Kiss (photo courtesy of Asian Poker Tour)