Daniel Rezaei: Austria’s WSOP Bracelet Winner and Triton Champion
Daniel Rezaei is an Austrian professional poker player whose rise through international tournaments has produced a World Series of Poker bracelet, a Triton title and several seven-figure cashes. His most successful period has combined large-field championship results with victories in expensive high roller events.
The Hendon Mob snapshot checked for this profile records 17.858.254 $ in live tournament earnings and a largest cash of 1.939.000 $. It places him second on Austria’s all-time money list and 94th worldwide, with Leibnitz, Austria, listed as his residence.
Birth Year and Austrian Background
Rezaei’s exact date of birth is not securely established in the public sources checked for this profile. Triton described him as 31 in March 2026, placing his birth approximately in 1994 or 1995. That range is inferred from a reported age, rather than a confirmed birth year.
Public tournament databases identify him as Austrian and associate him with Leibnitz in Styria. His results provide a much more detailed public record than his non-poker biography, so his career is best described through verified tournament achievements.
Online Experience and the Live Circuit
Rezaei developed experience online as well as at live tables. His GPI profile connects him with the online username Razer2311, while his international reputation has increasingly been shaped by live championship and high roller results.
Online earnings and live tournament cashes are separate categories. The live total used here does not include every online result, and combining the two without explaining their different coverage would misrepresent the database figures.
Early International Championship Runs
At the 2019 WSOP Europe Main Event in Rozvadov, Rezaei finished tenth for 76.432 €. The result brought him close to a major championship final table before the larger high roller cashes of his later career.
In February 2020, he finished third in the 10.300 $ partypoker MILLIONS South America Main Event in Uruguay for 435.000 $. That substantial payout provided an early landmark outside Europe and demonstrated his ability to negotiate a demanding international field.
2023: A Poker Masters Runner-Up Finish
Rezaei finished second in a 25.000 $ Poker Masters event in 2023 for 222.000 $. It was part of a season in which his recorded live cashes grew considerably.
The result also placed him in the competitive environment of the PokerGO Tour, where smaller fields frequently contain experienced high stakes professionals. His subsequent career would span that setting alongside larger championship events and the international Triton circuit.
2024: A Major Monte Carlo Cash
At Triton Monte Carlo in 2024, Rezaei finished fifth in a 50.000 $ no-limit hold’em event for 446.000 $. He also recorded a deep run in the festival’s 125.000 $ Main Event.
Those results helped establish his place in the super high roller schedule before his first million-dollar live payout. They form an important bridge between his earlier championship cashes and the much larger results that followed in 2025.
2025: Third in the Wynn Summer Championship
Rezaei finished third in the 10.400 $ Wynn Summer Championship in 2025 for 1.181.360 $. It was his first seven-figure live tournament cash and a major increase over his previous largest payouts.
The achievement came in a championship setting with a different character from a compact super high roller field. His later successes that year would show that the Wynn result was the beginning of a broader breakthrough rather than a standalone career peak.
Winning the Onyx Championship
In August 2025, Rezaei won the 51.000 $ Onyx Super High Roller Series Championship in Cyprus for 1.043.530 $. He defeated David Nicholson heads-up after the two agreed a deal.
Nicholson received the larger negotiated payout, while Rezaei won the remaining contest for the trophy. The distinction matters when reading the results: finishing first does not always mean receiving the largest cash after an agreed heads-up deal.
A First WSOP Bracelet at Paradise
Rezaei won the 50.000 $ High Roller Turbo at WSOP Paradise in December 2025 for 1.900.000 $. The event attracted 151 entries and awarded him his first WSOP gold bracelet.
He defeated Mustapha Kanit heads-up, with Paul Phua finishing third. The victory completed a year containing three seven-figure results and supplied a championship title at the World Series, rather than only a large payout or near miss.
2026: A First Triton Title in Jeju
In March 2026, Rezaei won the 60.000 $ Eight-Handed No-Limit Hold’em event at Triton Jeju for 1.939.000 $. He defeated Aliaksei Boika heads-up to secure his first title on the series.
The payout narrowly exceeded his WSOP Paradise prize and became his largest recorded live cash. The result also added a Triton trophy to the bracelet he had won only a few months earlier, giving his breakthrough a second major international title.
Close to a Second Bracelet in Las Vegas
Rezaei finished second in the 50.000 $ Eight-Handed No-Limit Hold’em High Roller at the 2026 WSOP for 1.517.782 $. It was another seven-figure finish, although it did not add a second bracelet.
His official WSOP profile checked for this article lists one bracelet. The Paradise victory, Triton title and Las Vegas runner-up result are separate achievements, each contributing to the rapid growth of his live tournament record.
Continued Results and the GPI Rankings
Later results in 2026 included sixth place in the Onyx 25.500 $ Main Event for 250.000 $ and a series of Triton Jeju cashes in September. His checked GPI profile ranked him second worldwide, illustrating the strength of his recent tournament record.
GPI ranking and all-time earnings rank measure different things. A player can stand near the top of the GPI while occupying a lower position on the cumulative money list. Both rankings are dated snapshots and will change as results enter or leave the relevant calculations.
Selected Tournament Milestones
| Year | Event | Finish | Prize |
| 2019 | WSOP Europe 10.350 € Main Event | 10th | 76.432 € |
| 2020 | partypoker MILLIONS South America 10.300 $ Main Event | 3rd | 435.000 $ |
| 2023 | Poker Masters 25.000 $ event | 2nd | 222.000 $ |
| 2024 | Triton Monte Carlo 50.000 $ event | 5th | 446.000 $ |
| 2025 | Wynn Summer Championship 10.400 $ Main Event | 3rd | 1.181.360 $ |
| 2025 | Onyx 51.000 $ Championship | 1st | 1.043.530 $ after a deal |
| 2025 | WSOP Paradise 50.000 $ High Roller Turbo | 1st | 1.900.000 $ |
| 2026 | Triton Jeju 60.000 $ Eight-Handed No-Limit Hold’em | 1st | 1.939.000 $ |
| 2026 | WSOP 50.000 $ Eight-Handed High Roller | 2nd | 1.517.782 $ |
| 2026 | Onyx 25.500 $ Main Event | 6th | 250.000 $ |
Understanding the Career Earnings
Rezaei’s 17.858.254 $ total represents recorded live tournament cashes. It does not deduct entry costs, re-entries, travel, taxes or backing arrangements. It is therefore a measure of gross payouts rather than net poker profit or personal wealth.
His record is defined by an acceleration from substantial six-figure finishes into repeated seven-figure results. The most meaningful account combines those amounts with the events behind them: a large Wynn championship, an Onyx victory, a WSOP bracelet and a first Triton title.
Daniel Rezaei at a Glance
| Category | Detail |
| Name | Daniel Rezaei |
| Birth year | Approximately 1994–1995, inferred from reported age; exact date unconfirmed |
| Nationality | Austrian |
| Listed residence | Leibnitz, Austria |
| Online username in GPI profile | Razer2311 |
| Recorded live tournament earnings | 17.858.254 $ |
| Largest recorded live cash | 1.939.000 $ |
| Worldwide all-time money list | 94th in the checked snapshot |
| Austria all-time money list | 2nd in the checked snapshot |
| GPI ranking | 2nd in the checked snapshot |
| WSOP bracelets | 1 |
| Triton titles | 1 |
| Main tournament format | No-limit hold’em |
Career figures checked on October 29, 2026. Recorded live tournament earnings are gross cashes and exclude private cash-game results. Image positions refer to three separately supplied AI-generated illustrations created in October 2026.