How Much is Viktor Blom Worth?
Q: What is Viktor Blom's Net Worth?
A: Viktor "Isildur1" Blom first made a name for himself in 2009, seemingly popping up out of nowhere to do battle against the likes of Phil Ivey, Tom "durrrr" Dwan and Patrik Antonius on Full Tilt Poker.
Blom saw immediate success when he stepped into Full Tilt Poker's biggest games, racking up a total profit of $6 million in just a few short weeks. Unfortunately for Blom, variance soon hit and he would end up dropping an astounding amount of money in just a few short days. The "Isildur1" phenomenon seemingly came to a dramatic end after he dropped $4 million to Brian Hastings over the course of a single session. "Isildur1" would temporarily disappear from Full Tilt Poker shortly after.
Sure, Blom made and lost millions of dollars on Full Tilt Poker over the course of just a few short months, but he was able to parlay his emotionally crippling rollercoaster ride into notoriety and a sponsorship deal with Pokerstars.
Shortly after Pokerstars purchased Full Tilt Poker, Blom became a member of Full Tilt Poker's "The Professionals" group of sponsored pros, which includes Tom "durrrr" Dwan, Gus Hansen and Blom.
After it became apparent that Full Tilt Poker 2.0 wasn't going to work out, Blom and Full Tilt Poker parted ways.
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Since parting ways with Full Tilt Poker, Viktor Blom has been up and down in online cash games. He seems to have made a concerted effort to learn all of the games that poker has to offer, as he is constantly seen battling in all sorts of different poker variants.
Blom's biggest successes over the past 5-6 years have come in live events, as he won the Super High Roller event at the 2012 PCA for $1,254,400, as well as the partypoker MILLIONS Germany in February of 2018 for $1,048,153.
Blom craves action and it seems as though his personal net worth is constantly fluctuating between zero and millions of dollars.
Blom will always be in action thanks to any number of backers who would be happy to stake him. Handicapping his current net worth is next to impossible.
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