Patrick Wahlquist is a Danish professional poker player who has become a steady fixture in both the European and Asian tournament circuits, widely recognized for his high frequency of cashes and consistent deep runs in major festivals like the APPT and APT.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, his total live earnings stand at $82,462. His career-best cash of $16,501 was achieved in January 2020 at a major tournament in the United States, where he secured a runner-up finish. Wahlquist has been exceptionally active in the Philippines throughout 2024 and 2025. Notably, he finished 10th in the APPT National (Event #36) during the APPT Manila Championship for PHP 108,000 (∼$1,868) and secured a 4th place finish in the APT Manila Pot Limit Omaha High event for PHP 54,000 (∼$925). Other significant results include a 22nd place finish in the Okada Kickoff for PHP 50,000 (∼$860) and deep runs in several WSOP events in Las Vegas.

Biography & Poker Background
Originally from Denmark, Wahlquist currently resides in his home country but maintains a global presence as a dedicated traveler on the international circuit. He is currently ranked 258th on the Denmark All Time Money List and has distinguished himself through longevity and volume, ranking 51st in Denmark for the highest number of recorded live cashes. His trajectory has seen him transition from European venues like the EPT Copenhagen to becoming a familiar face at premier Asian venues such as Okada Manila. In late 2025, his consistent performance earned him a top 35 spot in the Denmark Global Poker Index (GPI) rankings.
Play Style & Strategy
Wahlquist is known for a highly adaptable and versatile tournament strategy, effectively competing in both standard No Limit Hold’em and Pot Limit Omaha formats. His success in specialized events, such as the APT PLO High, demonstrates a technical proficiency in mixed games that complements his deepstack tournament skills. Known for his “silent” but effective table presence, he excels at navigating massive fields and managing the high-pressure dynamics of the late stages of a tournament. His high volume of cashes across multiple continents reflects a strong mental game and the ability to adjust fluidly to different regional play styles.






















