Get to Know 3-Time WSOP Bracelet Winner Adam Friedman

One of the most accomplished and skilled poker players in today’s field is no doubt Ohio’s Adam Friedman. If you don’t believe us, his poker résumé will surely convince you.

Let’s start with the MSPT. Friedman has amassed $349,707 in tour earnings, which puts him 22nd on the tour all-time money list. He has cashed 14 MSPT Main Events and amazingly has made the final table of those seven times! In January 2018, he finished third in the MSPT JACK Cleveland Casino for $52,976, and the following year returned to win it for $121,405.

According to The Hendon Mob, Friedman has more than $3.1 million in live tournament earnings, which puts him seventh on the Ohio all-time money list. His biggest cash of $312,417 when he won the 2019 World Series of Poker Event #35: $10,000 Dealers Choice Championship for what was his third gold bracelet.

His second came the year before in the same event, good for $293,275, while his first came in the 2012 WSOP Event #15: $5,000 Seven Card Stud for $269,037. The trio of bracelet wins constitutes Friedman’s three biggest scores.

Additionally, Friedman is a high-stakes mixed cash game player. While he’s been hibernating during the pandemic, Friedman opted to travel out west to try his hand in his first tournament in more than a year.

Time will tell if he can capture his second MSPT title.