Jorryt Van Hoof Tops Dutch Poker Rankings with $5.7 Million in Earnings

Jorryt Van Hoof, known online as TheCleaner11, has earned a total of $5,673,426 from poker tournaments, surpassing Marcel Lüske to become the top Dutch poker player by tournament earnings. Van Hoof's biggest win was $3,807,753 for third place in the 2014 WSOP Main Event, won by Sweden’s Martin Jacobson for a cool $10million. That lucrative podium spot alone would have been enough for 4th place in the Netherlands’ top tournament earners list, but a recent run of excellent results has leapfrogged Jorryt into top spot.

Three six-figure cashes in late 2019 were followed by a $322,551 PLO high roller victory at the 2020 Aussie Millions, overtaking Lüske at the top of Dutch table. That was followed by the 38-year old getting engaged, completing a remarkable run of good fortune, but not content with that, his online form has also matched his live poker skills. He produced a string of big cashes at the 2020 Poker Masters Online series against the world’s best, and though there were no wins, his consistency added over $700,000 to his bankroll.

Pieter De Korver has earned a total of $4,095,113 from poker tournaments. Pieter De Korver's biggest win was €2.3 million at the 2009 EPT Monte Carlo Grand Final. That field included Annette Obrestad, Jason Somerville and Phil Laak, with the Dutchman seeing off Matt Woodward heads-up for the win. Pieter would never replicate that epic win, but he would add four six-figure scores to his resume, almost entirely playing in Europe, with a €145,400 ($190,593) victory in the Berlin Cup at the 2013 EPT Berlin stop chief among them. That has him ahead of the likes of Rob Hollink, Tobias Peters and Steven Van Zadelhoff in the Dutch national moneywinners list.