Alen Bakovic is a Canadian professional poker player and World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet winner known for his mixed-game proficiency and charismatic table presence, widely recognized as a rising force on the international circuit.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

According to The Hendon Mob, Alen Bakovic has career total earnings of $645,057. His most significant result came in June 2024 at the World Series of Poker – WSOP in Las Vegas, where he won the $600 No-Limit Hold’em/Pot-Limit Omaha Mixed event for his first bracelet and $207,064.

Bakovic expanded his resume significantly during the World Poker Tour – WPT Cambodia 2026 festival. He secured a victory in the Deepstack Hyper Turbo for $5,896 and reached the final table of the WPT Cambodia Championship, finishing in 8th place for $3,800. His versatility was on display with a 4th-place finish in the PLO event for $2,494 and a 48th-place run in the WPT Prime Cambodia for $4,180. Earlier in 2026, he also earned $97,721 for a 4th-place finish in the WSOP International Circuit – WSOPC Calgary Main Event.

Biography & Poker Background

Originally from Burnaby, British Columbia, Bakovic has transitioned from a part-time enthusiast into a dedicated global competitor. He is known for a “nomadic” approach to the circuit, frequently traveling between Canada, the United States, and Asia. His breakthrough in 2024 propelled him into the top tier of the Canadian poker rankings, and he has recently found immense success in the burgeoning markets of Cambodia and Vietnam.

Play Style & Strategy

Bakovic is recognized for a social and highly talkative play style, often using table banter to manage dynamics and gather information. While technically sound in No Limit Hold’em, his success in mixed formats like NLHE/PLO demonstrates a deep understanding of multi-game strategy and pot-limit mechanics. He is particularly effective as a deep-stack navigator, an ability that has led to multiple final table appearances in high-pressure championship fields.