David had a very successful year in 2000. He earned lots of money during that year in various tournaments. It was also in 2000 when he participated in his first ever World Series of Poker tournament. He was able to make it to two final tables in the tournament. He collected an amount of $65,000. Consequently, he was hailed as CardPlayer’s 2000 “Player of the Year”. In the succeeding year, David continued to shine in the 2001 World Series of Poker. He competed in the $2,000 SHOE event and obtained his first ever World Series of Poker bracelet. Later in 2006, he participated in the World Series of Poker and did not fail to impress again. He competed in the $2,000 No-Limit Hold’em Shootout and won his second World Series of Poker bracelet. He continued to play in other tournaments such as the World Poker Tour LA Classic and Five Diamond Poker Classic in Las Vegas. David continued to appear in final tables of tournaments in the succeeding year. He was also able to earn an amount that exceeded $1.8 million. He is also hailed as CardPlayer’s 2007 “Player of The Year”. David has continues to maximize his potential in the game of poker, and always puts his best foot forward in every tournament. He still plays the game as much as he can. In fact he is a regular face in many major tournaments.

Greg retired from his long-time hobby and began indulging in poker. He first played limit cash games and as he gained experience, he slowly played no-limit poker games. In no time, Greg participated in live tournaments and created a great reputation for himself.

Greg joined the World Series of Poker in 2005 and did not fail to disappoint. Greg surprisingly made it to the final table of the $5K No-limit Holdem. Later, Greg joined the World Poker Tour where he made a pleasing performance as well. He was able to make it to the final table of the $5K No-limit Holdem event and secured a satisfying 4^th place. He was able to grab an amount exceeding $142K. Greg joined the World Series of Poker in 2007 and continued his successful run. He made a great finish of 2^nd place in the $5K World Championship Mixed Holdem Limit/No-limit event. He grabbed an amount of $330K. In the following year, Greg joined the World Series of Poker $5K No-limit Holdem Shootout event and grabbed an amount of $298K. Greg made it to the final table of the World Series of Poker $10K World Championship Seven Card Stud and grabbed $50K. Then he won the World Series of Poker bracelet twice, in the $10K World Championship Limit Holdem, and the $1.5K Limit Holdem events. He was able to grab $460K in the former event, and an amount exceeding $190K in the latter event. Greg has transitioned into poker, and has reaped the benefits.

Before Jordan’s successful journey in poker, he used to be a physics student from Oklahoma University. While he was studying, his passion for poker grew and began to learn more about the game. He gained experience in playing low-limit games online. Many noticed this young man’s talent and soon he was able to establish himself in poker. Jordan kep on improving his game and soon he also started playing in live tournaments. He was recognized and respected by a lot of players. Jordan’s poker skills are solid and steady. When he plays the game, he always makes use of strategy. They say that in strategy, luck follows, which is true in Jordan’s case.

After Jordan engaged in low-limit games, he started to participate in bigger tournaments. He was able to participate in the 2006 United States Poker Championship and made a strong 2^nd place finish He also joined the World Series of Poker Championships $5K No-limit Holdem event which was held in Tunica on September 2007. The young lad was able to earn impressive winnings in several events of the tournament.  He was able to participate and win the Full Tilt Poker’s weekly $750K event as well.

Outside poker, Jordan is a simple person with a simple lifestyle. He is very passionate about golf and gets the chance to swing a few balls when he has the time. He also spends time with his wife together with their two English Bulldogs in their hometown in Norman, Oklahoma. Jordan is a great person we all look up to.

Scott’s discovery of poker can be traced in 2004 during his teaching career in Japan. Scott learned about the game during his spare time. He played the game and became good with it n no time. Soon, his passion materialized and became his career.

And success would soon be within Scott’s reach as well. Scott had a memorable year in 2008. He participated in the World Poker Tour $9.9K No-limit Holdem championship event. He was able to propell himself to the final table, and was considered among the popular November 9. He competed with Phil Ivey, wwho emerged as the tournament champion. He was able to finish 5^th in the tournament and won around $296K. After the tournament, Scott also participated in the World Series of Poker and impressed in three No-limit Holdem events. In one of the events which was the $10K Heads-up World Championship. he was able to obtain 16^th place. Scott walked away with a total of $73K in the three events alone. In the main event of the tournament, Scott was included in the November 9. He also played at the $3K No-limit Holdem in the Bellagio Cup IV where he obtained 4^th place. He reached the final table of the main event and was able to obtain 5^th place and won around $3 million. Scott still continues to play the game and improve his skills. Eventually, he will go even further in poker with his passion and intelligent style of play.

His winning streak did not stop there. In 2005, he was able to finish among the top players during the WSOP Circuit over at Atlantic City, and also the WPT Poker Classic. He scored another tournament victory during the Professional Poker Tour tournament in Los Angeles. In 2006, he got the third spot during the World Poker Tour Winter Poker Open at Borgata. He was also the champion of a poker tournament sponsored by one of the largest online poker websites during the same year. Erick has written a book about winning in poker and currently works as a FullTilt Poker Team member, playing with fellow world champions and working with them to create better poker players all over the world.

The income that game with backgammon was erratic and uncertain. This prompted Erik to look for a more stable job that gave a steady income. In 1985, he decided to join the stock market and become a trader for the Wall Street. However, when the stock market collapsed two years later, his so called stable job disappeared into thin air. Erik went back to gambling on a largely professional level – this time playing poker instead of backgammon. He honed his poker skills by playing poker with the Mayfair members and analyzing the ins and outs of every game, from what went wrong to what techniques were used to play certain hands. He studied poker religiously and regularly, until he was competing in the World Series of Poker Tournament and other big events in Vegas. Despite several victories and acquiring 7 WSOP Bracelets, he still returned to New York for his Wall Street job when the stock market bounced back. Only when he moved to Vegas with his wife did he play poker full time.

Growing up in Reno, young Jennifer was exposed to the game at an early age. She remembers watching her father hold home poker games whenever he held one. One fateful night when her father was doing terribly and losing piles of money, he asked her to fill in for him. Jennifer surprised her father by playing like a pro and doing extremely well. From that moment on, her father would always enlist her help in winning the game. This gave her the idea of playing professionally and started her career in professional poker when she turned 21.

She was a full time poker player with Limit Texas Hold’em being her choice posion. The more she earned from playing, the bigger the games she went for. Eventually, she found herself in the Bellagio playing against large poker names with thousands of dollars at stake. She was always a consistent winner though, and even landed herself a WSOP Bracelet in the year 2000 and another in the year 2002. Another poker great named Howard Ledener actually served as her mentor, and she took his lessons to heart. After taking a year off back in 2004, Jennifer was able to make a smooth return to the poker scene, being a better player than ever.

John started playing poker when he was around 30, but it wasn’t until six years later when he was awarded his first victory during the World Poker Open Championship. This kicked off his lucrative career in gambling. 2002 was John’s big year. During this time, he won a WSOP bracelet, became a runner up for being the Tournament Player of the Year, and was even awarded the Tournament Champion of the Year. If these weren’t impressive enough, he also bagged not one or two but three “Best All Around Player” awards. John continued to play poker and hone his skills regularly. He takes home prestigious awards once in a while, including the Professional Poker Tour Champion in 2004 as well as the Five-Star World Poker Classic Champion and the National Heads-Up Poker Championship Winner in 2005. In 2006, he took home 1 million Australian Dollars during an Australian poker championship tour.

After winning worldwide recognition and gaining his reputation of being one of the best poker players in the industry, John works as a part of Full Tilt Poker’s team of master players. He only plays online nowadays, making millions over his Mac computer. He is proud to also be a poker teacher to hundreds of Full Tilt Poker students hoping to master the craft.

Currently a holder of five Worls Series of Poker bracelets – two in 2000, one in 2001 and two more in the year 2003, for a myriad of events ranging from Seven Card Stud to Omaha Hi-Lo tournaments. Chris claims that he rarely plays for money nowadays, but rather he plays to win – like a true poker player. He is now a teacher at the Full Tilt Poker Academy, helping hundreds of poker players learn the skill required to win in poker. Of course, he is also an active player who is feared by poker players around the world.