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Alexander Livingston

Alexander Livingston

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Alex Livingston Poker Profile: Net Worth, Earnings & Stats (2026)

Callum Jury
Callum JuryLive Content & Social Media Specialist
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Alex Livingston is a Canadian professional poker player, chess player, and elite mixed-game specialist who rose to international stardom following a third-place finish in the 2019 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event. Known for his deep strategic approach and versatility, Livingston has successfully transitioned from a No Limit Hold'em standout to one of the most respected "all-around" threats in the high-stakes circuit, holding two WSOP bracelets and multiple titles across various disciplines.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

With total live tournament earnings of $9,887,755 (according to The Hendon Mob), Livingston is currently ranked among the top 10 on Canada’s all-time money list. His career is defined by his legendary run in the 2019 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event, where he earned $4,000,000 for finishing 3rd. Proving his longevity, he captured his first bracelet in the 2022 $1,500 Seven Card Stud event ($103,282) and a second in the 2024 $3,000 Pot-Limit Omaha 6-Handed event for $390,621. In 2026, he continued his dominance by winning the APT Jeju Classic ₩35M Super High Roller for $348,000 and a PokerGO Tour Mixed Games H.O.R.S.E. event for $58,075. His sustained high-roller success and work as a coach contribute to an estimated poker net worth of approximately $6 million.

Credit: Rachel Kay Winter
Credit: Rachel Kay Winter

Biography & Poker Background

Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Livingston’s journey into the world of cards began at age five, learning the rules of bridge before discovering poker during the "Moneymaker" boom. A graduate of Tufts University with a degree in Economics, his analytical background and high-level chess experience (reaching the rank of FIDE Candidate Master) provided a unique foundation for his poker career. Livingston first made waves in the 2013 WSOP Main Event, finishing 13th for $451,398, a deep run that foreshadowed his eventual final table appearance six years later. Now a resident of Las Vegas, he balances his time as a high-stakes regular with coaching at PokerCoaching.com and volunteering, including past teaching stints in Rwanda.

Play Style & Strategy

Livingston is a quintessential "Psychological Specialist" who emphasizes table presence and human dynamics over rigid solver-based play. While he possesses a deep understanding of Game Theory Optimal (GTO) principles, his true edge lies in his ability to "read the room" and adjust his aggression based on opponent character types. He is a Mixed Game specialist who thrives in formats like 10-Game and H.O.R.S.E., noting that the variety prevents "autopilot" play. His strategy often involves relentless three-betting against conservative opponents and using a wide range of bet sizes (including massive overbets) to extract information. Livingston views poker as a social game, believing that an amicable personality at the table fosters better games while simultaneously masking his ruthless exploitative adjustments.

Social Media & Online Presence

Want to follow Alex Livingston's quest for more bracelets and his analysis of the mixed-game circuit? You can find his official profiles here:

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About the Editor

Callum Jury

Callum Jury is Somuchpoker's Live Content and Social Media Specialist, reporting live from WSOP and Asia Pacific poker festivals including the APT and PokerStars LIVE series. Originally from the Lake District in the UK, he has covered the Southeast Asian poker circuit since 2025, combining day-by-day tournament reporting with the social and digital content that brings the action to fans.

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