Maurice Vitto Jeevanji is a professional poker player from France who has become a highly active “grinder” on the international circuit, with a significant presence in the Asian market. Known for his competitive and vocal table presence, he maintains a residence in Reunion, France, but frequently travels to compete in major festivals across Taiwan, Cambodia, Malaysia, and the United States.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, Maurice Vitto Jeevanji has accumulated total live earnings of $78,892. His career-best live cash of $7,768 was recorded twice during his prolific 2025 season. The first came in May 2025 at the Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT) Cambodia, where he finished as the runner-up in the $500 No Limit Hold’em – Megastack. He matched this score just weeks later in Las Vegas, finishing 2nd in the $200 No Limit Hold’em – Accelerated Format during the WSOP PokerNews Daily Deepstacks.
Jeevanji has been exceptionally successful in the Southeast Asian circuit. His 2025 highlights include a 3rd-place finish in the $400 APPT Cambodia Mini Main Event for $7,084 and deep runs at the Asian Poker Tour (APT) Taipei, where he cashed in the NTD 20,000 Double Stack for NTD 51,000 (∼$1,649) and the NTD 12,000 APT National Cup for NTD 24,000 (∼$738). His resume also features a title at the All Poker Open (APO) in Paris, where he finished 7th in the €1,000 Mystery Bounty for €7,100 (∼$7,537).

Biography & Poker Background
Originally from France, Jeevanji has been a steady tournament competitor since 2019, consistently climbing the France All Time Money List to his current rank of 1,803rd. He is a regular participant in prestigious tours such as the APT, APPT, and the World Series of Poker (WSOP), and has recorded cashes in diverse locations ranging from Sihanoukville to Las Vegas. His transition into a recognized regular on the Asian circuit was highlighted during the APT Taipei 2025, where he gained attention for his “crazy” and fearless play during the Main Event.
Play Style & Strategy
Jeevanji is known for an aggressive and highly adaptable play style, often describing himself as a player who is willing to take unconventional risks to double up. His ability to navigate massive fields is evidenced by his 61st-place finish out of 3,937 entries in the WSOP Salute to Warriors event for $3,391. He is particularly proficient in “Turbo” and “Accelerated” formats, where his sharp decision-making and willingness to pressure opponents allow him to thrive in high-variance environments. This bold approach, combined with his frequent final table appearances, makes him one of the most unpredictable and dangerous French regulars on the modern circuit.




















