Published on 2006-04-06 07:45:35
If you follow the big names of online poker, such as JohnnyBax, Gank, Shaniac, etc. etc., you have probably started to keep an eye out for another player: ActionJeff. This kid (I've heard he's an 18 year old kid still in school) has been absolutely tearing it up on multiple sites: PokerStars, Party Poker, Paradise. You name the site, and he's been winning on it. If you have any doubts as to his skills, just log in to thepokerdb and check his stats for March, just on PokerStars alone. You have a second place in the $100 rebuy, first place in a $300 NL event, first place in a $100 rebuy, 14th place in the big pokerstars $1000 event. Those are some pretty good results for just a few weeks of playing on one site.
On the other sites, ActionJeff plays under the handles:
MTTWelfare on ParadisePoker
GIFAFI on Party Poker
ActionJeff on PokerStars
GiantSteps on UltimateBet
If ActionJeff keeps up this torrid pace, he'll have to be mentioned as one of the top 4-5 players online, if he isn't already. Not bad for a high school kid.
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Filed Under: Miscellaneous Poker Articles
If you follow the big names of online poker, such as JohnnyBax, Gank, Shaniac, etc. etc., you have probably started to keep an eye out for another player: ActionJeff. This kid (I've heard he's an 18 year old kid still in school) has been absolutely tearing it up on multiple sites: PokerStars, Party Poker, Paradise. You name the site, and he's been winning on it. If you have any doubts as to his skills, just log in to thepokerdb and check his stats for March, just on PokerStars alone. You have a second place in the $100 rebuy, first place in a $300 NL event, first place in a $100 rebuy, 14th place in the big pokerstars $1000 event. Those are some pretty good results for just a few weeks of playing on one site.
On the other sites, ActionJeff plays under the handles:
MTTWelfare on ParadisePoker
GIFAFI on Party Poker
ActionJeff on PokerStars
GiantSteps on UltimateBet
If ActionJeff keeps up this torrid pace, he'll have to be mentioned as one of the top 4-5 players online, if he isn't already. Not bad for a high school kid.
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Filed Under: Miscellaneous Poker Articles
