Henderson, Nevada poker playe, Bryan badbeatninja Devonshire headed into Day 6 of the 2014 World Series of Poker Main Event in 16th place out of the 79 players remaining with 3,830,000 in chips.

Devonshire had more things to worry about according to his Twitter, as he found himself temporarily homeless and frustratingly commented, “Tried last night and this morning to extend room. Denied. Was told today I would be taken care of, am not. Homeless and pissed @ Rio.”

Fellow PocketFiver Mike goleafsgoeh Leah was to the rescue, as Devonshire later Tweeted, “Homeless no more thanks to @GoLeafsGoEh.” The run-good continued until an exit in 25th place for $286,000. It was then back to rafting for the outdoors-lover.

Devonshire is well known to professional poker players and amateurs alike. Prior to the start of the 2014 Main Event, he recorded almost $3 million in combined online and live tournament cashes.

The 2014 World Series of Poker Main Event represents Devonshire’s second deep run in the past three years in the Main Event after coming up shy of the final table by taking 11th place in 2011 for $608,000.

Earlier in Devonshire’s poker career, he took second place in a $1,500 Omaha High-Low Split Eight or Better WSOP event for over $140,000 in June 2007. Almost a year later, he followed that up with another second place finish in the $7,700 World Poker Tour Challenge at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, Nevada for $272,000.

In April 2008, Devonshire took 12th place in the Sixth Annual Five Star World Poker Tour Classic at the Bellagio for $132,000.

Devonshire has also shined in poker’s biggest stages online. His online results include a third place finish in the Full Tilt Poker $1K Monday for over $47,000 in April 2008 and a fifth place finish in FTOPS Event #1 for $37,000 in April 2009.