Perhaps the most popular poker player in the world, Daniel Negreanu’s skill and charm at the poker table have made him a household name for decades.

Emerging from the Poker Boom of the early 2000s as one of poker’s biggest stars, Negreanu’s staying power is reflected in his presence and results on the felt.

Winning his first career bracelet in the $2,000 Pot Limit Hold'em tournament at the 1998 WSOP, Negrenau set the record for being the youngest player ever to win a WSOP event, a record that stood until Scott Fischman’s bracelet victory in 2004.

Negreanu has gone on to win seven bracelets throughout his career, including the 2013 WSOP Asia Pacific Main Event and the 2024 WSOP Poker Players Championship. He is the only player ever to win WSOP Player of the Year twice, winning the accolade in 2004 and 2013.

With over $23 million in career WSOP winnings, Negreanu is the all-time earnings leader at the WSOP.

A popular player in televised poker productions like High Stakes Poker, Poker After Dark, and High Stakes Duel, viewers have seen Negreanu’s poker prowess transcend tournaments to heads-up and full ring cash games.

Every summer, Negreanu garners millions of views with his daily WSOP vlog, showing viewers the daily routine of a poker pro playing a full WSOP schedule. Whether at the poker table or behind the camera, Negreanu continues to be one of the best ambassadors for the WSOP and GGPoker.