How's RomeoPro doing?
August 10, 2026

Roman "RomeoPro" Romanovsky continues his marathon to pay back $3.5M in debt. Earlier we wrote about his plan to play 50,000 tournaments by the end of 2026 and to grow his starting bankroll from $10,000 to $10,000,000.
Right now it's day 128 of the marathon. The player has already played 27,424 tournaments, and his net profit stands at $253,000.
Despite the six-figure profit, a wave of skepticism is building on the GipsyTeam forum due to suspicions of foul play, which he doesn't comment on at all.
Here's what users are writing:
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Right now it's day 128 of the marathon. The player has already played 27,424 tournaments, and his net profit stands at $253,000.
Despite the six-figure profit, a wave of skepticism is building on the GipsyTeam forum due to suspicions of foul play, which he doesn't comment on at all.
Here's what users are writing:
"The problem with this thread is that there's no feedback from Roma at all. There are a few bare numbers: this many tournaments, this much bankroll, from which little can be understood. No graphs and no winrates. Are you playing these 500 tournaments with a team or on your own?"
"The probability of some shady scheme here is, of course, low, but not zero. The doubts keep creeping in more and more: 500+ tournaments per session in profit — that's already too much, especially without rest over a long period. Either Roman is something like Usain Bolt in the poker world, or something is clearly off here."What do you think — will Roman be able to earn the required amount of money over the remaining run?
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