Dan Smith reveals seven-figure loss during Las Vegas season.

Dan Smith is one of the stars of the live poker circuit and has a tradition of being transparent about his results on social media. Last Tuesday (23), the American revealed the balance of the tournament season in Las Vegas.

There were 29 events played at the WSOP, 2 Super High Rollers at the Aria Casino, and 10 re-entries for $1,4 million in buy-ins. However, the professional only cashed three times, totaling $134 in winnings against almost $1,3 million in losses. In his career, Smith has accumulated more than $37,6 million in live tournament winnings, according to HendonMob.

Smith received support from big names in the world of poker, such as Erik Seidel, who wrote: “A good example of how difficult this business can be. This is not uncommon, even for elite players like Dan.”

“I’m sorry to hear that, cowboy,” wrote Brian Rast. “You’ll get them next time.” In the replies, Smith also commented on transparency. “It costs me nothing to share my results and people find it interesting, so I see it as a freeroll. I would have posted it anyway.” ( SuperPoker – Gabriel Grilo)