Artem Utevskii is a Russian professional poker player who has become a visible figure in the burgeoning Asian poker scene, frequently competing in major festivals across Vietnam and the Philippines.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

According to The Hendon Mob, his total earnings stand at $28,914. While he is still early in his journey on the international circuit, he has already secured several notable deep runs in competitive fields. His best live cash to date occurred in October 2025 during the Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT) Manila Championship, where he finished 14th in the APPT Championship for PHP 769,000 (∼$13,172).

Earlier that same week in Manila, he also cashed in the PokerStars Red Dragon event, taking home PHP 110,000 (∼$1,896). His resume also includes consistent results on the Asian Poker Tour (APT) , such as an 8th-place finish in the APT Hanoi Kickoff for VND 80,660,000 (∼$3,440) and a 29th-place finish in the APT Summer Series Da Nang Main Event for VND 102,090,000 (∼$4,314).

Biography & Poker Background

Originally from Russia, Utevskii has pivoted his focus toward the Asia-Pacific region, establishing himself as a regular at festivals hosted by PokerStars, the APT, and U Series of Poker (USOP). His trajectory shows a clear preference for the high-volume, large-field tournaments found in Southeast Asian hubs like Da Nang and Manila. He has successfully transitioned his game to handle the unique dynamics of the Asian circuit, where he is often seen battling against both local grinders and international regulars.

Play Style & Strategy
Utevskii is recognized for a disciplined yet opportunistic tournament strategy, often showing a knack for navigating the early and middle stages of “Kickoff” and “Main Event” structures. During his run at the APT Summer Series, live reporting highlighted his ability to stay patient with a short stack and extract maximum value when holding premium hands, such as a notable double-up with pocket aces against aggressive opponents. This resilient approach has allowed him to maintain a steady cashing rate in mid-stakes No Limit Hold’em events.