Thomas Taylor is a Canadian poker player from Medicine Hat, Alberta, who has built one of the most consistent long-term records of any player from western Canada. A regular across the WSOP Circuit and mixed-game events, Taylor has accumulated over $2.8 million in live earnings through sheer volume and consistency rather than a single career-defining score.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

With total live tournament earnings surpassing $2,796,752 (according to The Hendon Mob), Taylor has recorded over 338 cashes - an extraordinary volume for a Canadian-based player - alongside two WSOP Circuit rings.

His standout results include:

• WSOP Circuit: Two ring victories across his career, with consistent deep runs across multiple stops.
• WSOP: Multiple cashes at the main series, including mixed-game events such as the $1,500 Limit 2-7 Triple Draw Lowball.
• 2025: Cash of $51,385 in July 2025, confirming ongoing activity on the circuit.
• WPT : Final table appearances at WPT Seminole Hard Rock events.

His estimated poker net worth is over $1.5 million.

Biography & Poker Background

Based in Medicine Hat in southern Alberta, Taylor represents the kind of player who rarely makes poker headlines but quietly builds a résumé that speaks for itself. His 338-plus career cashes place him among the highest-volume live tournament players in Canadian history, and his range across formats - no-limit hold’em, mixed games, and circuit events - speaks to a well-rounded game.

He has been active at the World Series of Poker regularly, with notable forays into specialised formats like Limit 2-7 Triple Draw alongside his standard no-limit hold’em schedule. His ongoing appearances on the circuit through 2025 confirm a career with real longevity.

Play Style & Strategy

Taylor is a volume-oriented, technically proficient tournament player whose results across mixed-game formats suggest a studious approach to the game beyond the standard no-limit hold’em grind.

His approach includes:

• Format breadth: Mixed-game cashes at the WSOP indicate genuine skill in non-hold’em variants.
• Circuit consistency: Two rings and hundreds of cashes across circuit stops demonstrate tournament process over variance.
• Regional commitment: Active play at Calgary-area stops alongside international travel shows balance between local and major events.

Social Media & Online Presence

• The Hendon Mob Profile
• WSOP Official Profile