Chaar-Lee discovered poker over 20 years ago, starting with fixed-limit games before embracing the rise of No-Limit Hold’em across cash games, STTs, and MTTs. In the early days, he and his circle sometimes played more than 40 different formats in a single night. He organized the first poker camp in his region and has contributed poker technology to several televised shows. Today, he supports the SOMUCHPOKER team from the tech side, blending two decades of poker passion with technical expertise.

Updated: 2024.10.31

Gabriel Carter is a veteran poker professional from London, England who has been playing the live felt since 2012. Carter cut his teeth in local tournaments around Nottingham, London and Dublin. The Brit’s favorite grind was at the Dusk Till Dawn Recurring Tournaments, Nottingham and had some success at the Grosvenor UK Poker Tours and Super Stack Series. Carter would play exclusively in England and Ireland until 2015.

Gabriel Carter in Asia

The British native though would have his milestone achievements in Asia beginning in the Philippines. In Carter’s first foray out of Europe, he would finish runner-up at the Asian Poker Tour Manila Monster Stack Event, cashing $13,510. His biggest pay-off since starting his professional play. It would only get better. Gabriel Carter would follow this up with a 3rd place finish at the Main Event of the same series, breaking the previous prize money high, collecting $13,677.

In 2018, he would win a title in the Asian Poker Tour Macau Championships, Macau, shipping the WeLoveSports.com trophy. Carter would return to Manila to clinch another runner-up finish at the Asian Poker Tour Manila CoinPoker High Rollers Event adding another cash high of $14,936. A year later, the Londoner would find more success in another Asian tournament, once again placing second this time at the World Poker Tour Cambodia Super High Roller Event, banking another best cash of $ 71,513. Gabriel Carter however would top this in 2024, placing 3rd at the Main Event of the U Series of Poker Da Nang Part 1 with a career best live cash of $138,099.

Gabriel Carter would feel at home in the Asian circuit building his portfolio and would account for most of his total live earnings of $443,982.

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