Adrián Mateos Responds How Much Of The US$54 Million He Earned In Poker Is Real Profit – CodigoPoker

Adrián Mateos Responds How Much Of The US$54 Million He Earned In Poker Is Real Profit - CodigoPoker
Adrián Mateos responde cuánto de los US$54 millones que cobró en el poker es ganancia real

In recent months, the debate about the earnings of high roller tournament players has grown significantly. There is a belief, held by important figures such as Daniel Negreanu

Canadá
, that the ROI in these tournaments is not high enough to make playing such high buy-ins profitable. Conversely, many high roller players claim this is false and that one can live comfortably playing expensive tournaments.

Stephen Chidwick

Reino Unido
recently added fuel to the fire, discussing the tiny percentage of his cashes that actually translated into profit. Now, Adrián Mateos
España
joins the debate with a comment made during the Onyx High Roller Series.

While playing a US$200/US$400 cash game with a US$1,000 straddle, Mateos encountered player Johan Guilbert

Francia
, who asked him about his real earnings. “Of the US$54 million, how much is real profit?”, asked the Frenchman, in the midst of a friendly conversation between them.

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Mateos’s answer made those present laugh and generated some surprise: “More than Chidwick.” Immediately, Guilbert burst into laughter and shook Mateos’s hand, saying, “Good answer.” Mateos also laughed, and they shared a pleasant moment. The video was shared by Guilbert himself.

Another player joined the conversation, asking if he was referring to total cashes or percentages when selling action. Adrián didn’t quite understand the question and simply said, “I don’t know,” but the laughter continued.

In any case, the mystery remains. Chidwick, at the time, said that of the US$76 million in cashes he has recorded, between US$5 and US$10 million correspond to real profit. If Adrián Mateos earned more, what will be the Spaniard’s definitive figure?

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