I joined the Somuchpoker team in January 2025 as Head of Live Poker. With a strong background in client relations, I bring a fresh perspective and a customer-focused approach to everything we do. For me, delivering an outstanding customer experience is the top priority. It’s not just about running smooth and professional live poker events – it’s about making sure every player, partner, and guest feels truly valued and appreciated.My goal is to elevate Somuchpoker’s live events to a new level, combining operational excellence with a human touch that sets us apart in the global poker scene.

Updated: 2025.12.02

Paul Elliott is an Australian poker player and tournament regular, known for his consistency in events across Oceania and the Asia-Pacific region.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

According to The Hendon Mob, Paul Elliott has accumulated over $120,000 in total live earnings.

His resume includes steady results on major tours such as the World Poker Tour (WPT) and regional Asian series. His career-best live cash of $27,110 came from a deep run in the APPT Seoul Main Event in 2013 (4th place), demonstrating his long-standing presence on the circuit.

More recently, he has been active in 2025, recording cashes at the WPT Australia in Sydney and the WPT Prime Gold Coast. He is also a familiar face in the Philippines, having cashed in events like the Manila Megastack 23 and other local series.

Biography & Poker Background

Residing in Melbourne, Australia, Elliott primarily competes in events held at the Crown Casino Melbourne and The Star in Sydney/Gold Coast. Beyond his home turf, he frequently travels to Asian poker hubs, maintaining an active schedule that includes stops in Manila, Vietnam, and South Korea over the years.

Play Style & Strategy

As a seasoned grinder on the Australian and Asian circuits, Elliott has experience navigating diverse fields, from local daily tournaments to major international Main Events. His record suggests a player who is comfortable in No Limit Hold’em tournaments with buy-ins ranging from mid-stakes to major championship levels.