Thanisorn Saelor
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Originally from Bangkok, Thailand, Thanisorn Sae...

國籍:Thailand 出生地:暫無資料 居住地:暫無資料
📚 已收錄排名
暫無資料
⭐ SPI
SPI : (#1)
💰 總獎金
$351,085
🎯 最大單筆獎金
$106,210

選手介紹

Originally from Bangkok, Thailand, Thanisorn Saelor has transitioned from a competitive regional player to a global circuit regular. While he predominantly competes in the booming Asian markets of South Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam, he has also expanded his reach to international festivals, including cashes at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) in Las Vegas and the European Poker Tour (EPT) in Prague.

打法概述

Thanisorn Saelor is known for a high-volume and aggressive play style, particularly effective in high-stakes “turbo” and “high roller” formats. His strategy often involves relentless accumulation, a trait evidenced by his frequent status as a Day 1 chip leader in major Super High Roller events. His ability to navigate massive fields and apply pressure at final tables has made him one of the most consistent performers in the modern Asian poker scene.

獎金與職涯亮點

總獎金
$351,085
最大單筆獎金
$106,210
最佳排名
暫無資料
SPI
#1

With over $1,040,000 in total live earnings, Thanisorn Saelor is a member of the exclusive $1 million milestone club according to The Hendon Mob. His breakout performance occurred at the 2023 APT Incheon , where he secured his maiden title in the APT High Roller for a career-best score of $130,420. He followed this with another massive score of $150,121 for a runner-up finish in the Super High Roller at the 2024 APT Taipei Poker Classic . These high-stakes results have solidified his reputation and significantly contributed to his poker net worth. Saelor has maintained an incredible run in 2025, recording multiple six-figure triumphs and deep runs. His most recent highlights include a 4th place finish in the 2025 APT Incheon Main Event for $105,813 and a runner-up finish in a Single Day High Roller at the same series for $23,024. Additionally, he secured a victory in a Super Hyper Turbo event during APT Taipei 2025. Thanisorn Saelor (photo courtesy of Asian Poker Tour)