Published on 2007-09-16 22:53:04
BKiCe is slowly moving up the ranks of the best online tournament players in the world. On Pocketfives.com, BKiCe is currently the 95th ranked tournament player in the world; if he keeps playing the way he has lately, it won't be long before he cracks the top 10.
This 20 year old poker phenom resides in Illinois, and his real name is Andy Seth. Over the past year, "BKiCe" has put up several big scores, including coming in 2nd in a $530 tournament on Ultimatebet for just over $12k and taking down 1st place in a $162 tournament on Pokerroom back in November of 2006. This is just a sample of BKiCe's dominance on the tables, as he has put up many 4 and 5 digit scores over the past year.
September 15th, 2007 was a particularly crazy day even by BKiCe's standards. Not only did he taking down the $530 tournament on Absolute Poker for $38,125, but he also took down the $320 freezeout on Pokerstars for $23k and went deep in the Pokerstars PLO WCOOP event. All told, BKiCe profited for well over $60k just on Saturday alone.
BKiCe seems to be increasing his volume considerably as of late (for good reason.) Keep an eye out for BkiCE, as he'll be cracking the top ten before you know it.
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Filed Under: Player Profiles
BKiCe is slowly moving up the ranks of the best online tournament players in the world. On Pocketfives.com, BKiCe is currently the 95th ranked tournament player in the world; if he keeps playing the way he has lately, it won't be long before he cracks the top 10.This 20 year old poker phenom resides in Illinois, and his real name is Andy Seth. Over the past year, "BKiCe" has put up several big scores, including coming in 2nd in a $530 tournament on Ultimatebet for just over $12k and taking down 1st place in a $162 tournament on Pokerroom back in November of 2006. This is just a sample of BKiCe's dominance on the tables, as he has put up many 4 and 5 digit scores over the past year.
September 15th, 2007 was a particularly crazy day even by BKiCe's standards. Not only did he taking down the $530 tournament on Absolute Poker for $38,125, but he also took down the $320 freezeout on Pokerstars for $23k and went deep in the Pokerstars PLO WCOOP event. All told, BKiCe profited for well over $60k just on Saturday alone.
BKiCe seems to be increasing his volume considerably as of late (for good reason.) Keep an eye out for BkiCE, as he'll be cracking the top ten before you know it.
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Filed Under: Player Profiles
