Simon Solli
Simon Solli is a Norwegian poker player who placed 1st in the $250 Early Bird Megastack 30 Sec Event at WPT Cambodia at NagaWorld Integrated Resort in Phnom Penh. Active in European and Southeast Asian tournament circuits, he continues to build his live tournament resume.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
Solli has recorded tournament appearances across European and Asian events. His top career tournament results, from most recent to oldest, are:
- August 2026: 1st place in the WPT Cambodia Passport to the World Championship $250 Early Bird Megastack 30 Sec Event #M8 at NagaWorld in Phnom Penh for $2,112.
- October 2024: Cash finish in the Norwegian Poker Championships Krone 2,500 No-Limit Hold’em Event in Gardermoen, Norway.
Biography & Poker Background
Solli hails from Norway, where he developed an interest in competitive card games before traveling to international poker destinations across Europe and Southeast Asia.
Solli began accumulating official tournament results in his home country, competing in regional Norwegian championship festivals. Expanding his scope to international venues, he traveled to Phnom Penh, Cambodia , in August 2026 to join the competitive field in the WPT Cambodia Passport to the World Championship series hosted at NagaWorld Integrated Resort. Taking part in fast-paced side events, he competed in the $250 Early Bird Megastack 30 Sec tournament.
Play Style & Strategy
Solli employs an adaptable, fast-paced No-Limit Hold’em tournament strategy. He shows a preference for megastack structures and fast shot-clock formats, relying on disciplined pre-flop hand selection, strong positional awareness, and quick decision-making within 30-second time limits. His participation in structured multi-table tournaments highlights his ability to adjust to both deep-stack play and short-stack situations while maintaining a fast, efficient approach.
Khanh Ho is a Live Content Writer at SoMuchPoker, covering major poker festivals across Southeast Asia, including APT and PokerStars LIVE events. Alongside live tournament reporting, he conducts interviews and writes player features, bringing the human stories behind the game to life.

















