Artur Martirosian: Four-Time WSOP Bracelet and Triton Champion
POKER HALL OF FAME
Inducted 2014
Artur Martirosian has built one of the strongest tournament records among the generation of high-stakes players who emerged from online poker and moved successfully into the biggest live events. The Russian professional is a four-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner, a four-time Triton Poker Super High Roller Series champion and a European Poker Tour Main Event champion.
Martirosian has also remained an elite online tournament player. GGPoker lists him as the all-time leader in GGMillion$ titles with 13, reinforcing a career that has produced major victories across both live and online poker.
As of August 27, 2026, The Hendon Mob lists Martirosian with $35,202,616 in live tournament earnings. That total ranks him first on Russia's all-time money list and 31st on the overall all-time money list. His largest recorded live cash is $3,271,666.
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Who Is Artur Martirosian?
Artur Martirosian is a Russian high-stakes tournament player whose recorded live results date to 2017. The Hendon Mob lists Voronezh, Russia, as his birthplace and Playa del Carmen, Mexico, as his residence.
His career developed first through online poker. Martirosian became known on PokerStars under the screen name "mararthur1," and his online success preceded his rise in major live tournaments. PokerStars reported that he won two Spring Championship of Online Poker titles in 2020, including victories in high-buy-in events.
The combination of online tournament experience and increasingly frequent live appearances helped establish Martirosian in high-stakes events throughout Europe and later on the WSOP, Triton Poker and other major international circuits.
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Artur Martirosian's Career Development
Martirosian's first recorded live tournament cashes came in 2017, but his breakthrough on one of poker's major live tours arrived in 2021.
He won the 2021 European Poker Tour Sochi Main Event, defeating a field of 852 entries. The ₽175,000 Main Event produced a ₽131,899,810 prize pool, and Martirosian earned ₽24,633,000, approximately $325,000 at the time, for his first EPT Main Event title.
That victory was followed by another major high-stakes result later in 2021. Martirosian won the $100,000 No-Limit Hold'em event at Super High Roller Bowl Europe in Cyprus, defeating a 35-entry field and collecting $1.4 million.
Those results helped move him from being primarily recognized for online success to becoming a regular participant in some of the largest live tournaments in poker.
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Artur Martirosian's WSOP Bracelets
According to the World Series of Poker, Martirosian has four WSOP bracelets as of August 2026. His bracelet victories span online heads-up poker, WSOP Paradise and major high-roller events in Las Vegas.
2023 WSOP Online $10,000 Heads-Up No-Limit Hold'em Championship — $431,165
2023 WSOP Paradise $800 Flip & Go — $110,591
2025 WSOP $25,000 Heads-Up Championship — $500,000
2026 WSOP $25,000 High Roller Six-Handed No-Limit Hold'em — $1,286,285
His first bracelet came in September 2023 when he won the $10,000 WSOP Online Heads-Up No-Limit Hold'em Championship. The tournament drew 127 entries, and Martirosian earned $431,165.
He added his second bracelet at WSOP Paradise in December 2023. Martirosian won the $800 Flip & Go after 767 entries generated a $567,580 prize pool.
The third bracelet was especially significant because it came in one of the WSOP's most demanding heads-up tournaments. Martirosian won the 2025 $25,000 Heads-Up Championship by defeating six consecutive opponents, including Jeremy Ausmus, Faraz Jaka, Kevin Rabichow, Chance Kornuth, Patrick Leonard and Aliaksei Boika.
Martirosian returned to the winner's circle in June 2026. He defeated a 242-entry field in the $25,000 Six-Handed No-Limit Hold'em High Roller for $1,286,285 and his fourth bracelet.
His WSOP record includes major near-misses as well. Martirosian's largest live tournament cash came when he finished second in the 2023 WSOP $250,000 Super High Roller for $3,271,666.
During the 2026 WSOP, he nearly added another seven-figure victory only weeks after winning his fourth bracelet. Martirosian finished second to Daniel Negreanu in the $100,000 Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller and earned $1,477,434.
The WSOP currently lists Martirosian with four bracelets and no WSOP Circuit rings.
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Four Triton Poker Titles and Player of the Year
Martirosian has also become one of the most successful regulars on the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series.
According to Triton Poker, Martirosian has four Super High Roller Series titles:
2024 Triton Monte Carlo No-Limit Hold'em Bounty Quattro — $891,000 including bounties
2024 Triton Monte Carlo $25,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Bounty Quattro — $525,000 including bounties
2025 Triton Jeju $25,000 Pot-Limit Omaha — $421,000
2026 Triton Jeju $50,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Mystery Bounty — $1,044,000 including bounties
His first two Triton victories came during the 2024 Monte Carlo festival. The second made him the only player at that stop to win two titles.
Martirosian continued producing major results during Triton's following season. His victory in the $25,000 PLO event at Triton Jeju in September 2025 strengthened his lead in the Ivan Leow Player of the Year standings. Triton later confirmed Martirosian as the Season 4 Ivan Leow Player of the Year.
He began the next Triton season by adding another PLO victory in Jeju in March 2026. Martirosian won the $50,000 PLO Mystery Bounty after knocking out every opponent at the seven-handed final table. His tournament payout was $494,000, and seven bounty envelopes added another $550,000 for a total return of $1,044,000.
The victory gave him his fourth Triton Super High Roller Series title and demonstrated that his high-stakes results extend beyond No-Limit Hold'em.
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Online Poker Success
Martirosian's online record remains an important part of his career.
PokerStars identified him with the "mararthur1" screen name during his early rise and documented two SCOOP victories in 2020.
His record on GGPoker has grown considerably since then. As of August 2026, GGPoker's GGMillion$ all-time rankings list A. Martirosian first with:
13 GGMillion$ titles
50 final tables
95 cashes
More than $11.1 million in GGMillion$ winnings
Martirosian extended that record in May 2026 when he won his 13th GGMillion$ title for $486,816.
Those results are significant because the weekly $10,000 GGMillion$ regularly attracts established high-stakes tournament professionals. Martirosian's record combines repeated online success with a live résumé that includes WSOP, EPT, Triton and Super High Roller Bowl victories.
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Playing Style and Tournament Strengths
Martirosian has developed a reputation for aggressive tournament play, although his results show an ability to succeed across different structures and formats rather than relying on a single approach.
His heads-up record is one of the clearest examples. Two of his WSOP bracelets have come in heads-up championships, including the 2023 $10,000 WSOP Online event and the 2025 $25,000 live championship.
His success is not limited to No-Limit Hold'em. Martirosian has won Triton titles in Pot-Limit Omaha and produced a runner-up finish in the 2026 WSOP $100,000 PLO High Roller. Triton also reported that he was undefeated in the heads-up stages of his first four Super High Roller Series victories.
After winning the 2023 WSOP Paradise Flip & Go, Martirosian acknowledged that aggression was part of his game while also emphasizing the need to change gears. His results across heads-up poker, six-max high rollers, bounty tournaments and PLO provide stronger evidence of versatility than any single stylistic label.
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Career Earnings and Major Tournament Record
Live tournament earnings change whenever a player records another cash, so Martirosian's career total should always be treated as a dated statistic.
As of August 27, 2026, The Hendon Mob lists:
$35,202,616 in total live tournament earnings
$3,271,666 as his largest live cash
First place on Russia's all-time money list
31st place on the overall all-time money list
His major live résumé includes four WSOP bracelets, four Triton Super High Roller Series titles, the 2021 EPT Sochi Main Event title and a $1.4 million Super High Roller Bowl Europe event victory.
The World Poker Tour lists Martirosian with no Main Tour titles. His best WPT Main Tour result is a sixth-place finish in the 2023 WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas, worth $1,207,000.
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Artur Martirosian's Current Status
Martirosian remains an active high-stakes tournament player.
His 2026 results alone include a fourth Triton Super High Roller Series title, a fourth WSOP bracelet and a runner-up finish in the WSOP $100,000 Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller. He also continued competing in major EPT and Triton events and recorded additional cashes throughout the 2026 World Series of Poker.
Online, Martirosian extended his own GGMillion$ record to 13 titles in May 2026.
With more than $35 million in Hendon Mob-listed live earnings, four bracelets, four Triton titles and significant accomplishments in both No-Limit Hold'em and Pot-Limit Omaha, Martirosian's career has developed well beyond his original reputation as an online tournament specialist. His current results place him among the most accomplished active high-stakes tournament players from Russia.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many WSOP bracelets does Artur Martirosian have?
Artur Martirosian has four WSOP bracelets as of August 2026. He won his first two in 2023, his third in the 2025 $25,000 Heads-Up Championship and his fourth in the 2026 $25,000 Six-Handed High Roller.
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How much has Artur Martirosian won in live poker tournaments?
As of August 27, 2026, The Hendon Mob lists Artur Martirosian with $35,202,616 in live tournament earnings. Poker earnings databases can change as new results are recorded.
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What is Artur Martirosian's biggest live tournament cash?
The Hendon Mob lists Martirosian's largest live cash as $3,271,666, earned for finishing second in the 2023 WSOP $250,000 Super High Roller.
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How many Triton Poker titles has Artur Martirosian won?
Martirosian has four Triton Poker Super High Roller Series titles as of August 2026. He won two in Monte Carlo in 2024, one in Jeju in 2025 and another in Jeju in March 2026.
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Has Artur Martirosian won an EPT Main Event?
Yes. Martirosian won the 2021 EPT Sochi Main Event, defeating an 852-entry field for ₽24,633,000, approximately $325,000 at the time.
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Has Artur Martirosian won a WPT title?
No. The World Poker Tour lists Martirosian with zero Main Tour wins. He finished sixth in the 2023 WPT World Championship for $1,207,000.
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What is Artur Martirosian's online poker screen name?
Martirosian has been identified by PokerStars as "mararthur1." He is also the all-time GGMillion$ title leader on GGPoker with 13 victories as of August 2026.
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Where is Artur Martirosian from?
The Hendon Mob lists Martirosian as Russian and records Voronezh, Russia, as his birthplace. It currently lists his residence as Playa del Carmen, Mexico.