Biggest Poker Pot In History
13, a pot of nearly $850,000 went down on GGPoker, breaking a 12-year-old record from the Full Tilt Poker glory days when Tom Dwan and Di Dang clashed for $723K with the former's kings. The biggest cash game pot in televised poker history History was made last night in a massive €1 million buy-in cash game at the Triton High Roller Series in Montenegro. The Triton Poker High Roller Series is down to the final table in the Main Event (which you can watch here later today ) and the nosebleed action is giving events like the. Taking place in 2018 at the Triton Super High Roller Series, “Durrrr” lost a pot that exceeded $2.3 million, making it the largest televised poker hand in history. Tom Dwan is about to lose a ton.
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| Peter Jepsen | |
|---|---|
| Nickname(s) | Zupp |
| Residence | Denmark |
| European Poker Tour | |
| Title(s) | 1 |
| Final table(s) | 1 |
| Money finish(es) | 1 |
Biggest Poker Pot In History
Urindanger wins the biggest online poker pot in NL history: $723,941! Wrapping up the biggest online poker pots Hopefully this list has been both entertaining and informative. Smith snap-called and quickly turned over his cards only to learn he just taken a brutal cooler in a $257,000 pot. At the time — March 2019 — it was the largest pot in LATB history.
Peter Jepsen (born 1982) is a Danish poker player. In March 2007, he won the European Poker Tour zł15,000 No Limit Hold'em in Warsaw, Poland, netting him $415,679. In September 2008, he set a new World Record for winning the biggest ever pot in online poker history.
Peter Jepsen was in 2019 convicted for cheating and recurved a three year prison sentence
Poker[edit]
Jepsen describes his entry into the world of poker as a 'coincidence'.[2] He first took up the game after being sent home from his tour of duty with the Royal Danish Army in Iraq, where he served predominantly as part of the Military Police. Initially, Jepsen played online poker with his friends purely as a pastime, but he soon realised that Poker could become more than just a hobby. He admits that he lost several thousand dollars whilst learning how to play, but that he persevered nonetheless, because he was '100% convinced' that he could make a success of it.
As of 2009, Jepsen's live tournament winnings exceed $600,000.[3] His greatest success to date, in March 2007, came in Warsaw, Poland in the 3rd season of the European Poker Tour, where he took first place and a prize of zł1,226,711 ($415,679). He beat Frenchman Farid Meraghni into second place with his winning hand of 7♠7♥.
Previous to this, Jepsen had finished 3rd in the Caribbean Poker Classic in St. Kitts, which netted him his first major live cash return of $165,000.
World Record[edit]
Despite his success in live tournaments, Jepsen is still perhaps better known for his successes in online poker. In September 2008, Jepsen broke the world record for the biggest pot ever won in online poker, when he won a pot of $499,037 against Tom Dwan. Jepsen's record has been eclipsed since then.[4]
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- ^Peter Jepsen signs for Betfair Poker
- ^Peter Jepsen YouTube Interview
- ^Peter Jepsen's Stats at The Hendon Mob
- ^'Danish Pro Peter Jepsen won $499k in a pot against Tom 'durrrr' Dwan'. PokerJunkie.com. Retrieved 13 January 2016.
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