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Ari Engel

Canada's Alan 'Ari' Engel, the son of an Orthodox Rabbi and former finance major at NYU, has one of the longest tournament resumes ever seen, filled with results from tour stops across the world. He has amassed a record-breaking 18 WSOP Circuit rings and four WSOP bracelets – one in Hold'em, one in Omaha Hi/Lo and two online. His profession takes him on the road year-round, with each new tournament stop his temporary home. Ari has career earnings of more than $8.5M, including $1.1M for winning the Aussie Millions in 2016.

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