Evagoras Evagorou's Real Name: Evagoras Evagorou

Quick answer: Evagoras Evagorou's name is Evagoras Evagorou. No online screen name is publicly documented by a reputable source. Cypriot player, Cypriot amateur who made the 2026 WSOP Main Event final table. On the PokerGO Tour (PGT) 2026 leaderboard (updated Nov 4, 2026), Evagoras Evagorou ranks #32 with 1,100 PGT points (0 wins, 1 cash, $1,000,000 PGT earnings).

Real name

Evagoras Evagorou plays under his own name. WSOP.com and PokerNews list him as from Cyprus. PokerNews describes him as an amateur. We found no documented online screen name.

Screen names

We found no online poker screen name documented by PokerNews, Card Player, the PGT, The Hendon Mob, Wikipedia, WSOP.com, the GPI or the player. Until one is, this page lists none. Forum guesses aren't included.

Career highlights

• PGT standing (Nov 4, 2026): #32 with 1,100 PGT points (0 wins, 1 cash, $1,000,000 PGT earnings). Championship eligibility on the PGT page: requirements pending. PGT leaderboard
• Finished 9th in the 2026 WSOP Main Event for $1,000,000, worth 1,100 PGT points (Card Player). It was the first Main Event he had played.
• Earlier that summer he finished 15th of more than 5,100 entries in the WSOP $600 Deepstack Championship ($13,848).
• PokerNews says his only recorded tournament win before 2026 was a $100 event at Caesars Palace more than a decade earlier.

The 2026 WSOP Main Event drew 9,208 entries and a prize pool of $85,634,400. The final table, held back for a live ESPN broadcast and played August 3-5, finished: Lucas Jumalon (1st, $10,000,000), Lauri Saaskilahti (2nd, $6,000,000), Greg Mueller (3rd, $3,750,000), Michael Gagliano (4th, $2,750,000), Han Feng (5th, $2,250,000), Rami Hammoud (6th, $1,750,000), Jamie Shaevel (7th, $1,500,000), Mario Boos (8th, $1,250,000) and Evagoras Evagorou (9th, $1,000,000). Because the WSOP Main Event is a PGT-qualifying event, every final-table finish carried a large block of PGT points, which is why several Main Event finalists sit in the PGT top 40 off a single cash.

More to know

Evagorou started the final table as the short stack with 22,500,000 chips and went out on the first night to Jamie Shaevel. He told PokerNews: "This is my first Main Event that I played... it's a dream come true." He was 4th of 21 going into Day 8, according to PokerNews's chip-count log.

About the PGT leaderboard: the PokerGO Tour ranks players on points from qualifying high-stakes events, including PokerGO Studio series and qualifying WSOP events. The top 40 at season's end qualify for the PGT $1,000,000 Championship freeroll, which The Hendon Mob's schedule lists for January 11-12, 2027 in Las Vegas. The PGT page also marks whether each player has met the championship's participation requirements. Rankings can still move before the season closes.