Though only one of them is on the Leaderboard this time (that’s Angela Jordison, twice) the duo of Jordison and Jacki Burkhart has been making the media rounds this past couple of weeks, with appearances on the Thinking Poker Podcast with Andrew Brokos and Carlos Welch, as well as an interview with Jennifer Newell at Tight Poker. Plus, there’s this:
Haven’t had a chance to listen to The Chip Race yet, but the Thinking Poker interview is long and funny and makes me wish I had the chance to hang out with people more.
I did get the chance this past weekend to see Jeremy Harkin for the first time in forever, eating some tasty BBQ cooked by Dan Butcher, who was one of the first folks I met on the Portland poker scene, back in my early days at the Chadd Baker-era Portland Players Club.
I haven’t played much live (or really, online) lately, though I did donate in both the $20K and $40K guarantees atthe grand re-opening of Final Table after their move to SE 82nd & Division. More about that at another time.
The Fall Coast Classic Poker Tournament returns this September as the Pacific Northwest’s best players take a seat at the table. September 17-25, 2022 Live cash poker games located in the Convention Center! $500,000+ All Tournaments Guaranteed Buy-in at the door pic.twitter.com/rOGW1iaCgs
Hart’s performance in this Leaderboard-qualifying event is smaller than that of some of the other players in this tournament, but Hart also had a number of other, smaller cashes that didn’t qualify for the Leaderboard but dd boost his overall position.
The WSOP site lists Neal as a resident of Tennessee and most of their Hendon Mob cashes are at Cherokee and other Southeast US venues, but the listing at the Mob says BC.
Another trophy found a home, this time it's @e_tay Esther Taylor earning the $2,200 Five-Card Pot Limit Omaha title along with $59,825 after a heads-up deal.
