Jeanneau Poker Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

27.07' · 8.25 m

Disp.

4,850 lbs · 2,200 kg

First year

1972

The Jeanneau Poker, launched in 1972, stands as a pivotal design in the history of the French shipyard and the career of naval architect Philippe Briand. As one of Briand's earliest production successes, the Poker was designed to compete in the burgeoning cruiserracer market of the 1970s, offering a more performanceoriented profile than its predecessor, the Sangria. Measuring 8.25 meters (approximately 27 feet) with a beam of 2.85 meters, the Poker was produced during a prolific era for the brand, with over 500 units eventually leaving the factory. According to the Jeanneau Heritage records, the model was engineered to balance family cruising comfort with the agility required for club racing, a hallmark of Briand’s design philosophy that would define his later work on the Sun Fast and Sun Odyssey lines.