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Punnat Punsri is a professional poker player from Thailand who has rapidly ascended to the absolute elite of the high-stakes tournament world. Known for his fearless aggression and calm demeanor, he is currently Thailand’s All-Time Money List leader and a multiple Triton Poker Series champion.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, Punnat Punsri’s poker net worth (in terms of live earnings) has skyrocketed past the $30 Million mark, establishing him as one of the top earners in poker history. He currently ranks 31st on the All-Time Money List globally.
His largest single live cash is a staggering $3,107,000, which he earned by finishing 3rd in the $262,500 Triton London Luxon Invitational in 2023.
Punsri has continued his dominance in 2024 and 2025, with major highlights including:
- 1st Place at the Triton Poker Series Jeju (March 2024) in the $50k NLH event for $2,010,000, defeating Sergio Aido heads-up.
- 2nd Place at the Triton One Jeju (September 2025) for $1,205,775.
- 2nd Place at the EPT Barcelona €25k High Roller (August 2025) for €347,020.
A mixed-game victory at the APT Championship Taipei 2025 , winning the “Quadruple Super Stud” event, showing his versatility beyond No-Limit Hold’em.
Biography & Poker Background
Originally from Bangkok, Thailand, Punsri burst onto the scene in the post-pandemic era. Before conquering the super high roller circuit, he made headlines in Asia by winning the APT Taipei 2023 Main Event for over $365,000, which was at the time the richest tournament ever held in Taiwan.
He is a Natural8 Ambassador and a regular fixture at the Triton Poker Series, where he has claimed multiple titles. His rapid rise from regional grinder to battling legends like Phil Ivey and Jason Koon on a daily basis is one of the most impressive trajectories in modern poker.
Play Style & Strategy
Punsri is renowned for his high-variance, GTO-influenced style that puts immense pressure on opponents. He is not afraid to make big moves in critical spots; for instance, his victory in Jeju was noted for a massive bluff (described as a “punt” that worked out) on the bubble against Henrik Hecklen, which propelled him to the title. This willingness to take maximum risks for maximum rewards defines his success in elite fields.
