Sergio Martinez Gonzalez's Real Name: Sergio Martínez González

Quick answer: Sergio Martinez Gonzalez's name is Sergio Martínez González. No online screen name is publicly documented by a reputable source. Spanish player, Spanish PLO high roller and Triton champion. On the PokerGO Tour (PGT) 2026 leaderboard (updated Nov 4, 2026), Sergio Martinez Gonzalez ranks #40 with 974 PGT points (0 wins, 5 cashes, $1,698,216 PGT earnings).

Real name

Sergio Martinez Gonzalez (Sergio Martínez González, often shortened to Sergio Martinez in Triton and PokerNews coverage) is a Spanish player, listed by Card Player as from Spain. He is a different person from Sergio Aido, whose bio we already have. We found no online screen name in reputable sources, and we don't attach one.

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): #40 with 974 PGT points (0 wins, 5 cashes, $1,698,216 PGT earnings). Championship eligibility on the PGT page: requirements pending. PGT leaderboard
• 40th on the PGT leaderboard (974 points, the last qualifying spot as of Nov 4). His points came from the 2026 WSOP: 3rd in the $25,000 PLO High Roller ($990,849), 5th in the $25,000 Mixed PLO/NLH ($275,509), 7th in the $100,000 PLO High Roller ($312,233) and 6th in the $10,000 Super Turbo Bounty ($99,578) (PGT).
• Won the $100,000 PLO Main Event at Triton Jeju in March 2025 for $2,340,000 (Card Player). Card Player called it the largest PLO top prize in tournament history.
• Runner-up in the 2023 WSOP $25,000 PLO High Roller for $1,418,270.

More to know

Card Player lists $5,563,703 in recorded earnings from 15 cashes. That's a short list for someone with numbers that big, and almost all of it comes from high-roller Pot-Limit Omaha.

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.