The 2021 most successful tournament poker players

 These are the most successful players in tournament poker of 2021

Live and online poker boomed again in 2021. Buy-ins, guarantee and prize pools set new records around the globe.

After a year of grueling delays due to Covid-19 in which live poker had been suspended, the 52nd Annual World Series of Poker (WSOP), featured massive prizes for Michael Addamo, Koray Aldemir and other players, who each received huge seven-figure paydays.

HendonMob's list of top-performing professional poker players for the past 12 months is here.

Michael Addamo

Addamo, a native Australian, has dominated the WSOP since last year. The 28-year-old defeated the $100,000 high roller with stunning cash of just under $2 million. He then won the $50,000 WSOP super high roller and the PokerGo 300,000 super high roll.

His total wins for 2021 exceeded $9.4million, making him one of the most successful poker players over the last year.

Koray Aldemir

Koray Aldemir kept his stakes low during 2021 until a remarkable performance at the WSOP Main Event saw him win an astounding $8 million.

His highest 2021 figure was just $11,417. It's worth noting, however, that his total winnings for 2021 exceeded $8.1million after he placed 13th at a WPT high Roller event with a cash prize of $60,465.

What do you think of the current market situation? In a volatile year for stocks, last week saw more losses. The longest consecutive streak of market declines in more than a decade was five weeks. These data points were accompanied by other troubling data.

The April jobs figures were released Friday and showed 428,000 additional jobs for the month. These numbers are strong, but still far below the 391,000 expected. But labor is still low and the total number working in the country, despite 1.2million more gains than expected, remains below its pre-pandemic peak. Worse, the 5.5% wage increase in April, the fifth consecutive month when wages increased more than 5 percent, was not enough to keep up with 8.5% annualized inflation. Although workers are being paid more, they still fall behind.

Inflation has also prompted the Fed to increase interest rates. The 0.5% increase was the largest since more than 20 years and is already reflected in higher bond yields (10-year Treasury note is over 3%) as well as rising mortgage rates.

However, investors are increasingly looking for bargains, which means finding stocks that are cheap, but have high long-term returns.

With this in mind, we used TipRanks data to identify three stocks that have suffered losses of at least 50% for the year. These stocks are also showing Strong Buy ratings and the potential for doubling or more in the future. Here's the bottom line.

Kornit Digital (KRNT)

We will begin with a tech company working in the textile industry. Kornit claims to be a global digital printing firm that specializes on high-speed, industrial grade ink jet printers. They also offer pigments for textile, apparel, home goods, as well as chemical products. The machines are capable to print complex designs directly onto textiles, which allows fabric workers to order patterned textiles when they are needed. This reduces inventory space and eliminates redundancies. This is a significant benefit for Kornit's customers. tournament poker and domination no not some kinky poker game