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Blind Norwegian Poker Pro Streams Games with Friend's Help
NewsMay 7, 2021·1 min read

Blind Norwegian Poker Pro Streams Games with Friend's Help


Steven Iglesias, a blind poker player from Norway, has been playing poker for about seven years despite losing his sight in 2014. His friend Daniel assists him during live poker tournaments and streams, handling the hands and eyes while Steven makes all the strategic decisions.

Steven Iglesias and Daniel have won over $18,000 in online events on GGpoker. In live tournaments, Steven has won over $83,000. His biggest achievement is 23rd place in a bracelet event at WSOP and winning $25,000.

Steven Iglesias' streams on Twitch attract around 50 viewers consistently. During the streams, Steven makes all the decisions, but Daniel controls the computer mouse.

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