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Updated: 2026.02.11

Przemyslaw Szemelowski is a Polish poker player and a rising competitor in the South East Asian live tournament circuit, recently gaining momentum with strong finishes at major festivals like WPT Cambodia.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

With total live earnings in the Asia-Pacific region of $2,421, Przemyslaw Szemelowski is actively building his ranking on the Polish and international circuit. His career-best live score of $1,305 was achieved in February 2026 at WPT Cambodia , where he finished 3rd in the $250 Early Bird Megastack event . He maintains a highly efficient record in the region, having cashed in both events he attended during the 2026 season, including a score in the WPT Cambodia Opener. His consistent performance at mid-stakes entry points has pushed his regional poker net worth into the low four-figure range.

Biography & Poker Background

Originally from Poland, Szemelowski began appearing as a regular at major Asian poker hubs like NagaWorld in Phnom Penh in early 2026. He is part of the growing wave of European players who travel to the Asia-Pacific region to compete in prestigious tours such as the World Poker Tour (WPT) . By successfully navigating final tables in high-volume “Early Bird” and “Megastack” formats, Szemelowski has established a solid foundation as a versatile player capable of competing in large, diverse fields.

Play Style & Strategy

Szemelowski is recognized for a calculated and resilient play style, particularly excelling in fast-paced No Limit Hold’em formats. His ability to reach a podium finish (3rd place) in an event with nearly 50 entries demonstrates strong short-stack dynamics and effective bubble-phase maneuvering. His strategy emphasizes tactical patience and finding value in regional festivals where the fields are often a mix of seasoned pros and local enthusiasts, making him a formidable opponent in the burgeoning Asian market.

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