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cal42688

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  • Real Name Calvin Anderson

  • Location Baja California Sur, Mexico

  • Gender Male

  • Total Posts 2

  • Member Since Jul 7th, 2008

  • Last Login 2 Hours Ago at 04:59 AM

  • Profile Views81,141

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  • Profession Poker player
  • Favorite Place to Play Live Pokerwhere ever i'm winning
  • Favorite Cash Games anything but hold em
  • Favorite Tournament Game any mixed game any stake

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Cal42688 - Poker Player Profile

    • World Wide Ranking

      2

    • Former High Point

      1

      (05/15/2013)

    • Mexico Ranking

      1/273

    • Baja California Sur Ranking

      1/28

    • Sliding PLB

      8794.74

      (100.00 Percentile)

    • Lifetime Cashes

      $4,432,939

    • Largest Cash

      $303,951

      (03/27/2011)

    • Number of Cashes

      3,236

    • Average Cash

      $1,360

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    • $4,000,000 in lifetime cashes
    • 2 Ranked 2nd World Wide
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    P5s Scouting Report

    One of Calvin Anderson's largest online tournament cashes to date came courtesy of a final table appearance in the 2010 PokerStars SCOOP-02-H ($2,000+100 NLHE Two-Day) for $86,200. His other key scores include 2nd and 3rd place finishes in the Full Tilt Poker $200k Guarantee ($150+13 NLHE with rebuys) for $45,200 and $38,100. Cal debuted in the PocketFives Top 100 Rankings in September '10.

    In August 2012, Anderson was on fire. In a one-week span, he won the PokerStars Sunday Second Chance for $45,000 and the Sunday Warm-Up for $83,000. In March 2011, he won the Full Tilt Poker $1.5M Guaranteed and officially walked away with a healthy $303,000 payday. He defeated over 4,200 players in that tournament and edged out fellow P5er "ASong" heads-up.

    In May 2013, Anderson fell heads-up to fellow PocketFiver "Amtozza" in the PokerStars Sunday $100 Rebuy, but still cashed for $53,000. The same month, Anderson became just the second player ever to record four SCOOP titles after winning a $215 Six-Handed Limit Hold’em tournament.