Geir Sommerset is a Norwegian professional poker player who has become a visible figure on the international circuit, frequently competing in both European festivals and high-profile Asian tournament series.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, Geir Sommerset has total earnings of $3,596. His career-best live cash of PHP 98,000 ($1,665) was recorded in December 2025 at the Manila Megastack 23 in the Philippines. Competing in the PokerStars LIVE Manila in Manila Megastack 23 Main Event, he navigated a large field to finish in 71st place.
Sommerset has also maintained a strong presence in his home country, specifically during The Norwegian Poker Championships in Gardermoen. His notable results in Norway include a 10th-place finish in the One Day Turbo event for NOK 9,000 (∼$856) and a 25th-place finish in the Norway Open Turbo for NOK 6,000 (∼$599). These consistent results in both regional and international fields continue to bolster his poker net worth as he moves through the Norwegian All Time Money List.

Biography & Poker Background
Originally from Norway, where he currently resides, Sommerset began his tournament career by grinding local European events. He quickly established himself as a regular at The Norwegian Poker Championships, often participating in “Norwegians Only” restricted events as well as open formats. In recent years, he has expanded his reach to the booming Asian market, specifically finding success in major stops like Manila, where he has proven he can compete with the diverse international fields of the PokerStars circuit.
Play Style & Strategy
Sommerset is known for a calculated and adaptable play style, particularly in the fast-paced environment of No Limit Hold’em turbo and deepstack tournaments. His ability to secure deep runs and final table appearances in varied structures, ranging from the high-pressure Manila Megastack to technical fields in Gardermoen, demonstrates a strong tactical awareness and patience. He is especially effective in turbo formats, where his short-stack management and aggressive decision-making allow him to outlast large segments of the field.















