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Ryan Plant is an English professional poker player with more than $1.9 million in live tournament earnings. Based in Liverpool, Plant has built a strong international record across Europe and Asia, with major results on the World Series of Poker, World Poker Tour, and Asian Poker Tour.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, Ryan Plant has $1,936,641 in total live earnings, placing him in the top 100 on the England All-Time Money List.
His career-best live cash remains the $189,035 he earned for finishing fourth in the €1,100 Eureka Main Event at EPT Prague in December 2024.
Plant continued his rise throughout 2025. At the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas, he finished 10th in the Monster Stack for $99,989.
Later that year, he won the 'Trip of Poker' High Roller Cup at the Players Series Championship II in Taipei for TWD 1,450,700 (~$47,500).
Plant also enjoyed a strong APT Championship Taipei 2025, finishing runner-up in the TWD 70,000 Single Day High Roller for TWD 1,017,000 (~$32,900) before winning the Pot Limit Omaha Big Bounty for TWD 178,451 (~$5,700).
His results moved up another level in 2026.
In August, Plant won the $10,000 Crown Hunt during the K Poker Cup and King Poker Cup Series at LES A Casino in Jeju. He defeated a 95-entry field to collect $160,000, the second-largest live cash of his career.
Plant followed that with another standout run at APT Jeju 2026.
He first finished runner-up in the Single Day High Roller Mystery Bounty, collecting KRW 81,750,000 (~$60,300) including bounties.
A few days later, Plant won the two-day High Roller for KRW 179,790,000 (~$132,700). The victory marked his fifth APT title and also secured him a seat in the APT Championship Main Event.
He later added another final table at the same festival, finishing third in the Baby Zodiac Classic for KRW 29,020,000 (~$21,800).
Biography & Poker Background
Plant represents England and is based in Liverpool.
His recorded live tournament results date back to 2013, with his early cashes largely coming in the United Kingdom and Europe.
Over time, his schedule became increasingly international. Plant has recorded results across major festivals in Europe, the United States and Asia, with Taiwan and South Korea becoming particularly important parts of his tournament schedule.
His breakthrough years came in 2024 and 2025. The fourth-place Eureka Main Event finish in Prague gave him his first six-figure live score, while his results the following year included deep runs at the WSOP and multiple titles in Asia.
Plant has continued that progress in 2026, recording major victories at both KPC and APT festivals in Jeju.
Play Style & Strategy
There is limited detailed public strategy material available from Plant, so it is difficult to accurately define his overall playing style.
His tournament record does show considerable experience across different formats. While the majority of his biggest results have come in No-Limit Hold'em, Plant has also won an APT Pot Limit Omaha title and regularly competes in High Roller and bounty events.
His APT Jeju 2026 run highlighted that versatility. Plant reached three final tables across different events, finishing runner-up in a Mystery Bounty High Roller, winning the two-day High Roller and later placing third in the Baby Zodiac Classic.
Those results, along with his growing record across Europe and Asia, have established Plant as a regular presence in major international tournament fields.
Social Media & Online Presence
More information about Ryan Plant's tournament results and rankings can be found through the following links:
About the Editor
Zoe Chang is Somuchpoker's Live Content and Tournament Analyst, covering live poker festivals across Asia Pacific and writing the site's SPI Score player ranking series, tracking results and rankings across markets including Hong Kong, Japan, the UK, the US, India and Australia.