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Adam Grossack

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About Adam Grossack

Adam Grossack was a bridge player.

Adam Grossack is an American bridge player from Boston. Adam has won five North American Bridge Championship and a World Junior Individual championship. Adam was awarded the ACBL King of Bridge title in 2010.

Bridge accomplishments Wins World Bridge Championships (2) World Junior Individual Champion (1) 2010 World Youth Open Bridge Championships Swiss Teams (1) 2013 Bermuda Bowl 2025

North American Bridge Championships (5) Fast Open Pairs (1) 2014 Grand National Teams (1) 2016 North American Pairs (1) 2018 Roth Open Swiss Teams (1) 2022 Jacoby Open Swiss Teams (1) 2022 Awards ACBL King or Queen of Bridge, 2010

Runners-up North American Bridge Championships (1) Silodor Open Pairs (1) 2019 Grand National Teams (1) 2024 Jacoby Open Swiss Teams (1) 2025

Personal life Adam is the son of Richard and Jori. He has two brothers, Zachary (Zach), who is also a Bridge player, and Sam.

Adam also plays poker recreationally, with over 2,000 dollars in live tournament earnings. He has played in the WSOP Main Event 4 times; surviving to day 3 in three of them.

Adam, along with his brother Zach, were both featured in the bridge documentary "Double Dummy" and had a cameo appearance in the poker documentary "Matusow".

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· Wikipedia: Adam Grossack

· Wikidata: Q125149962

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