Alexandre Reard: Two WSOP Bracelets and European Tournament Success
POKER HALL OF FAME
Inducted 2014
Alexandre Reard’s tournament career connects French and European circuit success with two World Series of Poker bracelets. His wins in a $5,000 freezeout and the $10,000 Six-Handed No-Limit Hold’em Championship established major Las Vegas titles at different stages of his career.
His wider record includes a Prague National victory and substantial high roller finishes. Those results show progression across buy-in levels without requiring an unsupported claim about his personal finances or playing style.
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European Results Before the Bracelets
Reard won the 2019 EPT Prague National for €342,810. His PokerNews career profile also records a WSOP Circuit ring in Rotterdam that year.
The Prague National was a separate tournament from the EPT Main Event. Keeping the event name explicit recognizes the win accurately rather than turning it into a different championship.
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A First WSOP Bracelet in 2021
Reard won the 2021 $5,000 Freezeout No-Limit Hold’em event, defeating Daniel Strelitz heads-up for $428,694. The official WSOP results confirm the placing and prize.
A freezeout gives each entrant a single tournament entry rather than allowing repeated re-entry. Reard’s victory supplied his first bracelet after an established European career.
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The Six-Handed Championship
In 2023, he won the $10,000 Six-Handed No-Limit Hold’em Championship for $1,057,663. The WSOP’s event record identifies him as the winner.
Six-handed tournaments bring players into the blinds more often and create frequent positional decisions. The title added a higher buy-in championship to his record, while remaining distinct from an overall WSOP Main Event victory.
As checked October 18, 2026, his official WSOP player page listed two bracelets and two Circuit rings.
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Later High Roller Results
Reard finished second in the 2024 $10,000 Six-Handed Championship for $610,013 and second in a 2025 $50,000 WSOP High Roller for $1,791,267, according to the PokerNews results archive.
That archive also lists sixth place in the 2026 EPT Barcelona €10,300 High Roller for €165,400. These later finishes demonstrate continued recorded success at larger buy-ins, while the two bracelet wins remain the fixed championship milestones of his profile.
