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Joe Hachem

Australia · Born 1966 · No-Limit Hold'em

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$12,300,000
Career Earnings
1
WSOP Bracelets
0
WPT Titles
$7,500,000
Biggest Cash

Biography

Joe Hachem is an Australian poker player who won the 2005 WSOP Main Event for $7.5 million, becoming the first Australian to win poker's biggest prize. A former chiropractor of Lebanese descent, he helped popularize poker in Australia and throughout the Asia-Pacific region.

Playing Style

A patient, position-oriented player who picks his spots carefully and makes strong value bets when he has an edge.

Notable Moments

1

Won the 2005 WSOP Main Event for $7.5 million

2

First Australian to win the WSOP Main Event

3

Helped popularize poker in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region

4

Former chiropractor who left his career for professional poker

Biggest Career Cash

$7,500,000

2005 WSOP Main Event

What You Can Learn from Joe Hachem

Hachem shows that patience and positional awareness are crucial skills that can carry even relatively inexperienced players to world championship titles.

Joe Hachem FAQ

How much money has Joe Hachem won in poker?
Joe Hachem has earned $12,300,000 in live tournament cashes, placing them #64 on the all-time money list. Their biggest single cash was $7,500,000 at the 2005 WSOP Main Event.
How many WSOP bracelets does Joe Hachem have?
Joe Hachem has won 1 World Series of Poker bracelet.
Is Joe Hachem still playing poker?
Joe Hachem is retired from professional poker competition, though they remain one of the most accomplished players in the game's history.