Alexanddru Cinca
Alexanddru Cinca is a Romanian professional poker player who has established a consistent presence on the European and Asian live tournament circuits.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
Alexanddru Cinca has accumulated $27,212 in total live earnings, as reported by The Hendon Mob. His career-best live cash of $13,032 was achieved in November 2025 during the APT Championship (APTC) Taipei City , where he finished 7th in the massive field of the NTD 25,000 Ultra Stack Championship. He currently ranks 633rd on the Romanian All Time Money List.
Cinca has maintained a strong run of form throughout late 2025, particularly during the APT Championship in Taipei. In November 2025, he recorded his landmark Ultra Stack score of $8,064, outlasting nearly 1,800 competitors to secure a deep finish. This performance followed a strategic focus on high-volume festivals across Asia and Europe, solidifying his reputation as a reliable “grinder” in mid-to-high stakes tournament structures.

Biography & Poker Background
Originally from and residing in Romania, Alexanddru Cinca is part of a growing wave of Romanian talent competing on the global stage. He has successfully transitioned from regional European events to marquee international series, showing a particular aptitude for navigating massive tournament fields. His career trajectory reflects a disciplined and methodical approach to tournament poker, prioritizing high-value festivals in emerging poker hubs like Taipei and Cyprus.
Play Style & Strategy
Alexanddru Cinca is known for an adaptive and resilient play style, which has proven highly effective in the large-field formats characteristic of the APT and WPTDeepStacks series. His results in diverse environments-from the technical fields of Berlin to the high-variance championships in Asia-demonstrate a robust tactical understanding of tournament dynamics and a keen ability to adjust his range in high-pressure situations.


Zoe Chang is SoMuchPoker's Live Content and Tournament Analyst, covering live poker festivals across Asia Pacific and writing the site's SPI Score player ranking series, tracking results and rankings across markets including Hong Kong, Japan, the UK, the US, India and Australia.














