🇨🇦 Daniel Dvoress
Profile Bio
Daniel Dvoress is one of Canada’s most accomplished live tournament professionals, known for his high-roller dominance and quietly consistent results. According to the Hendon Mob database, his live tournament earnings have surpassed US $45 million. He emerged from online poker under the nickname “Oxota,” and transitioned into live play with the same analytical discipline that has served him well at the highest levels.
Career Highlights
Dvoress’ breakthrough in major live events came in 2019 when he won the $250,000 buy-in Super High Roller Bowl Bahamas, earning roughly US $4 million. He also claimed a WSOP bracelet in the online $1,500 Millionaire Maker event in 2020 for about US $1.49 million. These results mark him as a top contender in both classic tournaments and super high-roller formats.
Recent Results & Global Presence
In recent seasons, Dvoress has remained active on the global circuit, with deep runs in high-stakes events across Europe, Asia and North America. His position on the all-time money list (17th) reflects sustained performance in elite fields. As the live tournament ecology continues to expand in Asia, his experience and adaptability make him a strong contender for future headline wins.
Playing Style & Outlook
Dvoress is known for his precision, calm composure and ability to excel in high-variance formats. Whether navigating large fields or ultra-high buy-in showdowns, his game is built on discipline and years of study. With the Asian live poker scene gaining momentum, Dvoress is well-positioned to leverage his legacy into further success and possibly add major regional titles to his résumé.
