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Editorial illustrated portrait of Aram Oganyan in a charcoal jacket against a black and gold geometric background.

American tournament player and 2024 WPT Voyage champion

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POKER HALL OF FAME
Inducted 2014

Aram Oganyan is an American tournament poker player whose record includes a World Poker Tour championship and several deep runs in major high-roller events. He won the 2024 WPT Voyage Championship and has reached multiple World Series of Poker final tables.

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WPT Voyage championship

Oganyan won the 2024 WPT Voyage Championship after a three-way deal with Carlo Basurto and Austin Srur. PokerNews's event recap reports that the tournament drew 293 entries and that Oganyan received $214,245, including a seat into the WPT World Championship.

The deal-adjusted payout is distinct from the event's advertised first prize. Oganyan, Basurto and Srur agreed to divide most of the remaining money before playing blind flips for the title.

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World Series of Poker results

Oganyan finished second in the 2025 WSOP $100,000 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller for $1,766,099. The PokerGO Tour recap of that event records Joao Vieira as the winner and Oganyan as the runner-up.

His earlier WSOP results include second place in the 2023 $10,000 Secret Bounty No-Limit Hold'em event for $453,226. The PokerGO Tour player archive also lists a sixth-place finish in the 2025 WSOP $25,000 six-max High Roller for $257,201.

As of October 20, 2026, Oganyan's official WSOP player page listed 176 cashes, 11 final tables and $6,479,014 in earnings tracked by that database. Those gross tournament results are not the same as career profit, cash-game winnings or personal net worth.

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Poker Masters runner-up

Oganyan entered the final day of 2026 Poker Masters Event 7 as the chip leader and reached heads-up play against Jeremy Ausmus. Ausmus won the $15,700 no-limit hold'em tournament, while Oganyan finished second for $174,000.

The PokerNews live report records 58 entries, an $870,000 prize pool and the complete final-table payouts. The result added another six-figure score to Oganyan's tournament record without changing the distinction between recorded cashes and net earnings.

Latest Aram Oganyan News

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Jeremy Ausmus Wins Poker Masters Event 7 for $278,400

Jeremy Ausmus won $278,400 in Poker Masters Event 7, defeating Aram Oganyan heads-up in the $15,700 no-limit hold’em tournament.

October 20, 2026
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