Antonio Esfandiari Net Worth, spouse, young children, awards, movies

$25,000,000

Antonio Esfandiari, also known as Amir Esfandiari, is a famous professional poker player and former magician. With a net worth of $25 million, he is one of the most successful poker players in the world. Antonio’s journey from being a professional magician to an acclaimed poker player began in the late 90s, with his card tricks earning him opportunities to compete in Texas Hold ‘Em tournaments. He has won several prestigious titles, including the largest poker prize in history in 2012, and is a regular presence in popular poker television shows.

Key facts:

Antonio Esfandiari is a professional poker player and former professional magician.

He is one of the most successful professional poker players in the world.

In 2004, he won his first World Series of Poker tournament and over a million dollars at the L.A. Poker Classic.

In July of 2012, Esfandiari won the largest poker prize in history at the Big One-for-One Drop tournament, taking home $18,346,673 after beating 47 other card players.

Esfandiari has appeared on several poker television programs, including 'High Stakes Poker', 'Poker After Dark', and 'Poker Superstars Invitational Tournament'.

Basic Information About Antonio Esfandiari

Category	Business › Executives
Professions	Professional Poker Player, Actor, Illusionist
Net worth	$25,000,000
Date of birth	1978-12-08 (45 years old)
Place of birth	Tehran
Nationality	United States of America
Gender	Male
Social Media	↗︎ Wikipedia ↗︎ IMDb

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What Movie Awards did Antonio Esfandiari win?

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Antonio Esfandiari roles

Movie / Series	Role
Runner Runner	Poker Players
The Baytown Outlaws	Mailman
Freelancers	Undercover Detective #2

Interesting Facts about Antonio Esfandiari

Is an actual magician.
Won the World Poker Tour (2003)'s L.A. Poker Classic at the Commerce Casino in 2004. Earning him $1,399,135.
Won the 2004 L.A. Poker Classic while holding the best starting hand in Texas Hold 'Em, Pocket Aces.
2004 WSOP bracelet winner.
Grandson of Malak Esfandiari.
Son of Bijan Esfandiari.