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Daniel Negreanu’s 2022 Wrapped Up! It’s Brighter Than Expected

The year ends in a few days and everyone is reminiscing at how the year turned out for them. Poker pro Daniel Negreanu also took the opportunity to analyze how the year turned out for him. And being the social-media savvy person that he is, he did not shy away from sharing his yearly figures with his fans and followers. 

He shared some detailed stats of what the year looked like for him on his Twitter handle. “2022 in the books,” ‘KidPoker’ wrote. He also shared that he participated in a total of 107 events, out of which he cashed in 23 events. That means he had a 21.5% cash percentage this year, and his average buy-in stood at $30,136.

2022 in the books:

Events 107
Cashes 23
Cash % 21.5
Avg Buy in $30,136

Buy ins $3,224,564
Cashes $4,875,609

Profit $1,625,545

Below all totals since 2013:

1/3

— Daniel Negreanu (@RealKidPoker) December 26, 2022

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DNegs also revealed that he made a profit of $16,25,545 this year. He further did a comparison of his profits over the years between 2013 to 2022. His stats show that he has earned a total of +$131,37,263 profit in the past 10 years. His average profit over the decade stood at +$14,59,695.

2013 +$1,963,500
2014 +$7,100,164
2015 +$952,920
2016 -$1,246,693
2017 -$86,140
2018 +$1,412,053
2019 +$831,891
2020 Covid
2021 +$584,023
2022 +$1,625,545

Total: +$13,137,263
Avg: +$1,459,695

2/3

— Daniel Negreanu (@RealKidPoker) December 26, 2022

 

He posted another tweet on the same thread stating that, “These numbers are strictly results and do not include any swaps, selling to fans, taxes, or expenses.”

These numbers are strictly results and do not include any swaps, selling to fans, taxes, or expenses

3/3

— Daniel Negreanu (@RealKidPoker) December 26, 2022

DNegs had a good start to the year after he shipped the $25,000 No Limit Hold’em PokerGO Cup #6 at PokerGO Tour – 2022 PGT PokerGO Cup for $350,000 on 7th February 2022. Next, he made three final table finishes in the month of February before nailing the $15,300 No Limit Hold’em – Wynn High Roller #2 event at PokerGO Tour – PGT Wynn High Rollers for $2,16,000. 

He had a rough World Series of Poker (WSOP) season after he barely managed to make it in the money. His biggest highlight victory of the year was the $300,000 No Limit Hold’em event at the PokerGO Tour Super High Roller Bowl VII. He won the SHRB ring along with a pay cheque of $33,12,000. His wife, Amanda Leatherman proudly celebrated her husband’s victory by showing off his ring on her Twitter handle. The Canadian player is ending his year with a total net worth of approx. $70 million.

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