Vivek Raj Kumar is an Indian American Poker player from Las Vegas. (Nevada.2008 saw him win the World Poker Tour Borgata Poker Open Main Event. He received $1,424,500 in cash. It isn’t clear when or how he got into poker but it was clear that he had a natural talent. Check Poker Player Vivek Rajkumar Net worth.

Vivek Rajkumar, who was born in India, was raised in Singapore. His parents moved to Seattle after he graduated from college. He went to the University of Washington where he received a degree in Computer Engineering.

Vivek Rajkumar’s Net worth

 Vivek Rajkumar’s Net Worth is $4.4 Million. His last appearance was on 01 August 2019, when Vivek Rajkumar is your opponent. Here’s where you can find a list of the live tournaments. He enjoys and where you can play against him on one of the online poker platforms.

 The man who brought Indian poker to the forefront of poker had a youthful appearance. That many of his opponents wondered if he was old enough for legal gambling.

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 Vivek Rajkumar’s Personal Biography

Vivek Rajkumar was a charming man with boyish features. A player was so formidable that, despite not winning a single coin since 2015. Java would have had to double his total flows of cash to catch up to him. Rajkumar was a winner in poker, with winnings of over $4.4million. He then, at that point, proceeded to turn into a business visionary.

Vivek Rajkumar grabbed the World Poker Tour Crown and $1.4 Million at Borgata, 2008, live. He was close to grabbing another L.A. title in 2011. Poker Classic, but he was defeated head-up by Gregory Brooks. The result was $908 730. Rajkumar also has four more cash in the six-figure range.

 Rajkumar’s winnings in poker may make it possible to have a comfortable lifestyle, but $5 million is not enough. Legend has it that he owned a large stable of horses and made plenty of money from them. Rajkumar’s success means that there are very few barriers to investing.

Although he won a lot of tournaments, even though he had 5-figure winnings. He never made it to the final table. He only won a No-Limit Hold’em event in Los Angeles in 2008. This was the year he started playing.

Soon after his graduation, he was employed as a Microsoft Software Engineer. While at Microsoft, he was often a participant in small poker tournaments along the West Coast and North-West of the USA.