Aram Oganyan biography
Aram Oganyan is an American professional poker player from North Hollywood, California, who has built one of the more impressive earnings totals in the modern high-roller scene largely outside the mainstream spotlight. His game rounded into form over the WSOP and Triton high-roller circuits, where consistent final-table appearances – 6 at the WSOP alone across 67 cashes – gradually built a career bankroll approaching $10 million.
His signature result came in 2025, when he finished runner-up in a WSOP $100,000 No-Limit Hold'em event for $1,766,099, narrowly missing a career-defining title but banking his largest single score. He backed that up with a third-place finish worth nearly $1 million at the 2024 Triton Super High Roller Series in Jeju and a 2023 title at the Lucky Hearts Poker Open. Still active and cashing regularly on the biggest tours in the sport, Oganyan remains one of the steadiest high-stakes forces on the American circuit.
Career summary
Over $9.1 million in career earnings across 148 cashes, headlined by a $1.77 million runner-up finish in a 2025 WSOP $100,000 event and a deep run at the 2024 Triton Series in Jeju, built on a foundation of consistent high-roller final tables.
Aram Oganyan poker winnings
| Year | Event | Place | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Lucky Hearts Poker Open $25,500 | 1st | $480,175 |
| 2025 | WSOP $100,000 No-Limit Hold'em | 2nd | $1,766,099 |
| 2024 | Triton Super High Roller Series Jeju $25,000 Eight Max | 3rd | $989,501 |
Verified live tournament earnings: $9,110,981 from 148 cashes.
WSOP career: $3,659,837 across 67 cashes and 6 final tables
Aram Oganyan playing style
A disciplined high-roller specialist who converts deep runs into final tables with regularity, thriving in the largest buy-in events on the US and Asian high-stakes circuits.
Cash games
Competes in high-stakes live cash games between festival stops, though his headline results all come from major tournament fields.
Business & sponsorships
Full-time high-stakes tournament professional based in North Hollywood, California.
Aram Oganyan Net Worth
As of November 2026, Aram Oganyan net worth estimates range from $3 million to $6 million.
Verified live tournament earnings account for $9.1M of prize money across 148 cashes. Sponsorships, business ventures and cash games, covered above, make up the rest of the picture. Tournament prize money is not the same as profit: buy-ins, staking deals and taxes are not deducted, so all net worth figures are estimates based on public reporting.
Why Aram matters
A Los Angeles-based grinder who has quietly built one of the largest bankrolls on this list through relentless high-roller volume rather than a single career-defining title.
FAQ about Aram Oganyan
What is Aram Oganyan's biggest career result?
His largest single score came in 2025, finishing runner-up in a WSOP $100,000 No-Limit Hold'em event for $1,766,099, the closest he has come to a marquee high-roller title.
How has Aram Oganyan built such a large career bankroll?
Rather than relying on one signature win, he has stacked up nearly $10 million through sheer consistency - 148 cashes and 6 WSOP final tables - across the toughest high-roller fields in the US and on the Triton Series.
How much has Aram Oganyan won playing poker?
Aram Oganyan has won $9,110,981 in live tournament earnings. Total cashes: 148.
How many WSOP bracelets does Aram Oganyan have?
Aram Oganyan has not won a WSOP bracelet yet.