Team Partypoker Welcomes Benjamin Pollak

PartyPoker is delighted to welcome poker superstar Benjamin Pollak as he joins Team Partypoker. Pollak will be joining the stellar lineup of pros including Kevin Hart, Roberto Romanello, Dzmitry Urbanovich, Josip Simunic, Bruno Fitoussi and Ludovic Geilich. He joins the PartyPoker network, while the ongoing POWERFEST is running till the 23 September. The fest will pay out a minimum guarantee of €5 million in France and €4.5 million in Spain.

Pollak tweeted, “I’m thrilled and very excited to join the PartyPoker team. They have always supported players from the beginning and see the game as I do.” He further added, “I couldn’t be happier to support them and be part of this great adventure.” He will be playing under the name ‘Magicdeal88’ on PartyPoker and is looking forward to taking to the tables as soon as possible.

Welcome @PollakB 🙂 https://t.co/8wlsQCmdCt

— partypoker (@partypoker) September 2, 2020

I’m thrilled and very excited to join the PartyPoker Team. They’ve been supported the players from the beginning and see the game as I do! An exciting sociable and fun game ! I can’t be more happy to support them and be part of this great adventure ♦️See you all around the tables pic.twitter.com/v0Lu8QV5nA

— Pollak Benjamin (@PollakB) September 2, 2020

Pollak has almost $13 million in live earnings and is best known for his third place finish in the Main Event of the World Series of Poker (WSOP) in 2017. He has cashed at least 20 times in WSOP. He sits second in the French All Time Money List behind Bertrand Grospellier, who has over $14.6 million live earnings.

Pollak began playing poker in 2006 and then swiftly started progressing through stakes, bursting into the global poker scene. In June 2010, Pollak won the Main Event of the Haussmann Trophies in Paris with a prize of €100,000, his first 6-figure gain. He believes that poker was made for him and that he would be able to make a name for himself since he spent around 10 years in magic and has been used to playing cards and bluffing.

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