DjAdi is one of the latest players to hit the high stakes games at FullTiltPoker. It seems like this person is focusing entirely on the high stakes headsup games, and isn’t afraid of playing against anyone.

In the past we have seen DjAdi play against the famous FullTiltPoker red pro Tom Dwan aka Durrrr. And quite often he has managed to do well in the games that have been played at stakes as hugh as $500/$1000 and $300/$600 – as if that wasn’t enough he usually also insists on playing 2 to 4 tables at the same time.

There has been some speculation about who DjAdi is and we felt like throwing in couple of our own guesses.

DjAdi identity guesses:

He has his location listed as United Kingdom so we will go by that and assume that he is indeed from the UK.

One of the best known high stakes online poker players from UK is the infamous Luke Schwartz* who used to run his mouth and destroy the high stakes games at FullTiltPoker under the nickname _FullFlush1_. However lately he has been absent from the big games and thus it could be possible that he has managed to change his nick. However it seems like DjAdi isn’t as rude in the chat as Luke so either he has learned some manners or is trying to do his best to keep his identity a secret.

Another well known UK player who DjAdi could be is the person who plays under the nickname Vaga_Lion at PokerStars. Vaga_Lion comes from Bristol and he has been playing the biggest online poker games for years and seems to be a headsup specialist.

Besides these two persons there also several other tough online poker pros from UK who in the past have been focusing in playing at the European poker rooms such as Betfair and the iPoker network. However the biggest action has been slowing down at those places these players might now be switching to FullTiltPoker where they are guaranteed to find huge games running almost 24/7.

*Editors note: Had a temporary blackout and wrote Noah Schwartz here before, he is another accomplished UK poker player. I blame their mothers. Thanks for AllOv3rIt from the highstakesdb for pointing that out (and also for the kind words about speculation