Andrew Hinrichsen - SOMUCHPOKER (2026)

Andrew Hinrichsen is an Australian poker player and WSOP bracelet winner who claimed the 2011 World Series of Poker Europe title in Cannes, France — besting a final table that included John Eames, Roberto Romanello and the hyperaggressive Gianluca Speranza. Selected by Joe Hachem personally for Team Asia-Pacific at the Caesars Cup in 2013, Hinrichsen has over $2.33 million in live earnings and is one of Australia’s most accomplished international competitors.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

Total live earnings stand at over $2,335,000, per The Hendon Mob.

Biography & Poker Background

Hinrichsen is an Australian player who made the trip to Cannes in 2011 for the WSOPE and converted it into a bracelet — his finest international result and one that placed him in the select group of Australian WSOP bracelet winners. The final table included some of Europe’s most capable tournament players: John Eames, Roberto Romanello and Gianluca Speranza — three names who would go on to significant further results. Hinrichsen outplayed them all.

His standing in Australian poker was confirmed when Joe Hachem — the de facto patriarch of the national game — selected him for Caesars Cup Team Asia-Pacific in 2013 alongside Hachem himself, Sam Higgs and Stephen Yong. The Caesars Cup pits the best players from Asia-Pacific against the best from the rest of the world, and Hachem’s selections reflect the highest personal endorsement the sport can offer in Australia.

Play Style & Strategy

Hinrichsen is widely described as one of the best players in Australia — competitive across international fields at the highest level, and comfortable in both deep-stacked main events and high-roller formats.

Online Presence

• The Hendon Mob Profile