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Stamdogg

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  • Real Name Keven Stammen

  • Gender Male

  • Total Posts 131

  • Member Since Dec 27th, 2005

  • Last Login Jan 3rd, 2013 at 12:07 AM

  • Profile Views18,511

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  • Profession Poker
  • Favorite Cash Games NL/PL HE, $7.50/$15 and over
  • Favorite Tournament Game NL/PL HE MTTs, $100 and over

Stamdogg - Poker Player Profile

    • World Wide Ranking

      261

    • Former High Point

      3

      (01/12/2011)

    • Sliding PLB

      4494.74

      (98.80 Percentile)

    • Lifetime Cashes

      $5,436,729

    • Largest Cash

      $219,725

      (12/18/2011)

    • Number of Cashes

      2,435

    • Average Cash

      $2,233

    • $5,000,000 in lifetime cashes
    • 261 Ranked 261st World Wide
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    P5s Scouting Report

    Keven "Stamdogg" Stammen has multiple victories in the PokerStars $100 Rebuy, PokerStars $50 Rebuy, and Full Tilt $65k Guaranteed and $55k Guaranteed tournaments. From June '07 to June '08, Keven recorded 22 scores of over $10,000 in online tournaments. He final tabled the PokerStars Sunday Million in November 2008 for $55,600 and backed that up with an $84,600 cash for 4th place in the FTOPS X Event #9 just one week later.

    In June 2009, Keven won the WSOP $2,500 NLHE Event #13 for $506,786. In December 2011, he finished third in the PokerStars 10th Anniversary High Roller event for $219,000. One year later, he booked a second place finish in an FTOPS $129 NLHE Multi-Entry Knockout event for $72,000.

    In October 2012, he recorded three six-figure live scores, including a win in a €2,000 No Limit Hold'em Turbo event at EPT San Remo for $119,000, a second place finish in a €10,000 No Limit Hold'em Eight-Max tournament at EPT San Remo for $213,000, and a runner-up finish in a €4,000 No Limit Hold'em event during the 2012 CAPT European Poker Championship for $117,000.

    He closed out 2012 with a bang by taking second in an FTOPS event for $72,000, one of his largest tracked online poker scores to date. In May of the following year, Stammen hit it big in the Sunday Million, chopping it heads-up for $178,000.