Davidi Kitai

Davidi Kitai's list of achievements would be enough to fill this page. Three World Series of Poker bracelets. One European Poker Tour title, another on the World Poker Tour. This makes him one of the rare Triple Crown holders, fewer than ten players in history, and the first Belgian. Over ten million dollars in tournament winnings, and for years, the top spot on the Belgian all-time money list.

Yet, that's not what he's remembered for.
What he's remembered for is a final table in Berlin, in 2012. An opponent bets big on a bluff. You have to call, or fold. Calling means risking everything on an intuition. Davidi calls. He was right. He wins the tournament and 712,000 euros, and that move goes viral.

Those who have faced him all describe the same thing: the feeling that he can read their game. An attention to imperceptible signals, an ability to reconstruct what the other person has in hand from almost nothing. The community nicknamed him "The Genius." This is not an empty compliment: it explains a track record spanning nearly twenty years, in a discipline where most only shine for a few seasons.

And then there's the man.
You know us: we don't sign achievements, we sign people. Davidi is one of those with whom you can talk for hours without watching the clock. Always available, always in a good mood, deeply attached to his family. In a circuit where ego is common currency, he stands out, and that's precisely what we liked about him.

We were proud to see him wear an XP1 Ti at the 2025 World Series of Poker.

The rest will be written soon.