Robbie Matthews Poker

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1973 players in the Louisiana, USA All Time Money List. Seat 7: Robbie Matthews - 116,000 (9 bb) - Day 2 play will start at the beginning of Level 22: 6,000/12,000 with a 2,000 ante. Share & Connect MOST TRUSTED BRAND IN POKER. For more than forty years, the World Series of Poker has been the most trusted name in the game. Robbie Matthews Baton Rouge, LA 137,000 24 4 Hassan Shahlaei Las Vegas, NV 130,000 45 6 Wade Eagan Mobile, AL 126,000 25 2 Michael Bufford Biloxi, MS 126,000 26 3 Joey Huey Newport, AR 122,000 41 1 Orion Allen Nashville, Tn 121,000 43 2 Barton Tullier Jr Denham Springs, LA 119,000 45 9 Chris Davis Bessemer, AL 117,000 20 3. Robbie Matthews opened for 36,000 from the cutoff, and Daniel Holmes defended his big blind. The flop came, and both players checked. A turned, and Holmes bet 42,000. Matthews shipped it for. For Robbie Matthews, he claimed “Senior of the Year” due largely to winning both $250 Senior Events at the World Series of Poker Circuit stop at the IP Biloxi last December for more than $17K and a.

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Earlier this month, the inaugural Gulf Coast Poker Awards honored players and industry professionals from the south while at the Poker Gras tournament at Harrah’s New Orleans. GulfCoastPoker.net recognized winners in eight categories including Yousef 'Joe' Saleh (pictured above) as Player of the Year.

Fittingly, Saleh showed it was justified by winning the Poker Gras $600 Main Event for $34.195. It was the latest score for Saleh this year which includes $34,650 for winning the RGPS Tunica and $36,895 for taking down the HPT Vicksburg.

Gulf Coast Poker Award Winners

Award	Winner
2019 Player of the Year	Yousef 'Joe' Saleh
2019 Break-Out Player of the Year	Josh Thibodaux
2019 Senior of the Year	Robbie Matthews
2019 Most Consistent Tournament Player	Blake Whittington
2019 Content Provider of the Year	Cory Waaland
2019 Female Player of the Year	Irene Carey
2019 Cash Game Player of the Year	Gui Zheng
2019 Industry Professional of the Year	Jesse Hollander (bestbet Jacksonville)

How'd They Get There?

To be eligible, nominees had to have a connection to the extended Gulf Coast Poker region, which includes the southeastern United States from eastern Texas, up to Arkansas, along Tennessee to North Carolina and everything south of that. The pool of nominations was submitted by tournament directors, staff, poker media, and players spanning the region.

The awards ceremony, which was sponsored by Maker’s Mark (players got to enjoy the Maker's Mark Bust-Out Lounge), took place during the Poker Gras Main Event. Many nominees were in attendance, and others flew in from afar including Alison Hollander and nominee Johnny Pham, who came in from bestbet Jacksonville to accept Jesse Hollander's Industry Professional of the Year award.

For Robbie Matthews, he claimed “Senior of the Year” due largely to winning both $250 Senior Events at the World Series of Poker Circuit stop at the IP Biloxi last December for more than $17K and a pair of gold rings.

For Break-Out Player of the Year, Josh Thibodaux came out of nowhere by winning w WSOP Circuit ring at the Harrah’s New Orleans stop and then a month later finished fifth in the summer’s WSOP Millionaire Maker for a career-high $350,758.

The Gulf Coast Poker Awards are slated to return next year, and there’s talk of organizers hosting either a luncheon or perhaps an even more formal ceremony.