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Poker's Controversial Figure: Martin Kabrhel's Antics and Accusations
Live Poker & StreamingSeptember 10, 2025·1 min read

Poker's Controversial Figure: Martin Kabrhel's Antics and Accusations


Martin Kabrhel, a high-stakes poker player, has won over $14,000,000 in offline poker tournaments. He is known for his controversial behavior and multiple accusations. One of his notable victories includes winning the WSOP Europe 2018 high roller tournament for $100,000, earning nearly $3,000,000.

Kabrhel plays online poker under the nickname gomir. His behavior has been a subject of much debate within the poker community. He was accused of marking cards during the WSOP 2023, although the accusation was not officially proven.

Andrew Robl, a fellow high-stakes player, criticized Kabrhel for his behavior, stating that he makes any tournament a torture. Dan Smith also called Kabrhel the worst player he has ever played with. Despite the criticism, Kabrhel continues to participate in high-stakes tournaments. WSOP even had to limit his decision-making time to 10 seconds due to his delays.

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