Julian Warhurst 🇦🇺

Originally from Melbourne, Australia, where he still resides, Julian Warhurst has transitioned from a regional standout to a feared professional on the global stage. He initially built his reputation through deep runs at the Crown Casino in Melbourne and the WPT Prime circuit before expanding his reach to the major Asian stops. While he is a staple of the Asian Poker Tour (APT) , his resume includes results from the Triton Series , USOP, and Poker Dream . His steady climb is reflected in his Global Poker Index (GPI) ranking, where he reached a career-high of 203rd in the world during 2025.

Julian Warhurst is known for a resilient and high-pressure tournament strategy, often excelling in “High Roller” and “Freezeout” formats. During his historic APT Freezeout Championship victory, live reporting highlighted his tactical precision as he entered the final day as the chip leader and successfully mounted a comeback from a short stack during heads-up play. His strategy frequently involves leveraging equity in elite fields, a skill that has led to a high frequency of final table appearances across the most competitive Asian circuits, including the Super High Roller and Superstar Challenge events.

With over $1,329,000 in total live earnings, Julian Warhurst currently ranks 67th on the Australia All Time Money List. According to The Hendon Mob, he reached the prestigious $1,000,000 career milestone in late 2024, a period marked by several massive six-figure scores across Asia. His career-best live cash of $229,264 was achieved in April 2024 at the Poker Dream 10 in Malaysia. The year 2025 has been a record-breaking season for Julian Warhurst, defined by elite-level consistency and historic titles. His recent triumphs and records include: Winner, APT Championship Taipei Freezeout Championship (November 2025) for $83,793. Winner, Crown Poker Series Melbourne High Roller $5K Challenge (February 2025) for $45,461. 9th Place, APT Championship Taipei Natural8 Cup Freezeout (November 2025) for $21,937. 21st Place, Triton One Jeju Main Event (September 2025) for $45,200. His victory in the Freezeout Championship in November 2025 was a milestone event, as Julian Warhurst became the first player in history to win both an APT Championship title and an APT “Big Three” signature trophy. Julian Warhurst (photo courtesy of Asian Poker Tour)