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p0cket00

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  • Profession part time poker player/full time student
  • Favorite Place to Play Live PokerKGB's basement
  • Hobbies Basketball, volleyball, pokerrrss
  • Favorite Cash Games 2/4 to $5/$10 PLO
  • Favorite Tournament Game NL/PL HE MTTs, $100 and over

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P0cket00 - Poker Player Profile

    • World Wide Ranking

      10

    • Former High Point

      1

      (10/12/2011)

    • Canada Ranking

      2/2424

    • Ontario Ranking

      1/1047

    • Sliding PLB

      7074.32

      (99.96 Percentile)

    • Lifetime Cashes

      $5,851,005

    • Largest Cash

      $213,000

      (12/28/2008)

    • Number of Cashes

      4,387

    • Average Cash

      $1,443

    • $5,000,000 in lifetime cashes
    • 10 Ranked 10th World Wide
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    P5s Scouting Report

    Multi-time PocketFives Triple Crown winner. Sebastian consistently worked his way up in the PocketFives Top 100 worldwide rankings, beginning in December '08, when he took down the bwin Grand Tournament XXXII for $213,000. In September '09, he final-tabled the Titan Poker $1 Million Guaranteed for $60,000 (4th place) and also picked up a win in the PokerStars $100k Guaranteed for $27,200. He debuted in the PocketFives Top 100 in September '09, and was victorious in the Absolute Poker $100k Guaranteed in March '10 for $42,600. In May '10, he finished 4th in the PartyPoker Monthly Million for $88,600.

    In November 2012, the former #1 player in the PocketFives Rankings landed in seventh in the Full Tilt $500K GTD and book a payday of $16,000. The exact same weekend, he chopped the PokerStars Sunday 500 and earned $59,000, the largest total in the deal. The next month, he closed out 2012 with a bang by winning the PartyPoker $100K High Roller for $27,000.

    2013 saw him drive to a sixth place finish in the PokerStars Sunday $100 Rebuy, cashing out for $15,000. In May 2013, he final tabled the MiniFTOPS Main Event for $52,000. PocketFivers finished in four of the top five spots in that tournament.