Oliver Biles

Oliver Biles (born 15 March 1990) is a British-born Eurasian actor and poker player.

Oliver Biles
Born (1990-03-15) 15 March 1990
OccupationActor & Poker Player
Years active2011-

Career

Biles trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts in London, before his debut role in the 2011's Yellow Earth Theatre production of Why the Lion Danced, which toured the UK.[1] Biles worked again with Yellow Earth Theatre on Dim Sum Nights - The Clean Up, opposite Jessica Henwick.[2] In the same year Biles made his screen debut in the children's show House of Anubis, on Nickelodeon. In 2012 Biles performed in the premiere of the stage adaptation of Wild Swans produced by the Young Vic Theatre, opposite Katie Leung.[3]

Biles has also performed in commercials and short films.[4]

Filmography

Film & Television
Year Title Role Notes
2011 House of Anubis Giles

Theatre

Theatre Credits
Year Title Role Notes
2012 Hong Kong: Impressions Kin & Boy Produced by East Zest Theatre.
2012 Dim Sum Nights Various Produced by Yellow Earth Theatre.
2012 Wild Swans Weimin Produced by the Young Vic Theatre. World premiere.
2011 Why the Lion Danced Tom Produced by Yellow Earth Theatre.
2011 Dim Sum Nights - The Clean Up Boy Produced by Yellow Earth Theatre and Tara Arts in London.

Poker

Biles has been an avid Poker player since 2011 and has most recently transitioned into full-time play in 2018 whilst he takes a break from his Acting career. In 2018 he travelled to Las Vegas for the World Series of Poker where he cashed in three events. He is currently travelling the world whilst playing Poker to support his endeavours.

Results

World Series of Poker Cashes
Year Event Entrants Finish Prize Money
2018 $565 No Limit Hold'em - Colossus (Event #7) 13,070 138th $3,754
2018 $1,500 No Limit Hold'em - 6 Handed (Event #17) 1,663 23rd $15,168
2018 $1,500 No Limit Hold'em - Bounty (Event #51) 1,983 218th $1,576

References


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