Erik Seidel (poker player)

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Erik Seidel
Erik Seidel (2018)
Erik Seidel (2018)
  Personal information  
Date of birth November 6, 1959
place of birth United StatesUnited States New York City
Nicknames
0 		Sly
Seiborg
Nickname
NW1TimeWSOP.com
place of residence United StatesUnited States Las Vegas
Live Poker Tournament Achievements
Highest prize money 0$ 2,472,555
Total prize money $ 37,748,126
World Series of Poker
Bracelets 8th
Cashes 117
Best main event 2. ( 1988 )
  Main Event of the World Poker Tour  
title 1
Cashes 26th
  Main event of the European Poker Tour  
title no
Cashes 3
Last updated: August 3, 2020

Erik Seidel (born November 6, 1959 in New York City , New York ) is a professional American poker player .

Seidel is one of the most popular and best poker players in the world. He is an eight-time bracelet winner of the World Series of Poker and has won the Main Event of the World Poker Tour , the Super High Roller of the European Poker Tour , the A $ 250,000 Challenge of the Aussie Millions Poker Championship and the National Heads-Up Poker Championship . With over $ 37.5 million in tournament prize money, he is the fourth most successful poker player in the world.

Seidel was at the top of the poker world rankings for a total of 15 weeks , most recently in February 2012. In October 2010 he was inducted into the Poker Hall of Fame . As part of the 50th edition of the World Series of Poker , Seidel was named as one of the 50 best players in poker history in June 2019 .

Personal

Seidel played backgammon professionally for eight years and tried his luck on Wall Street before successfully entering the poker business. He lives in Las Vegas .

Poker career

Career

1988–1994: Wins his first three bracelets

Seidel has been participating in renowned live tournaments since 1998 . Early in his career he was a member of the Mayfair Club, a group of poker players that included Howard Lederer , Dan Harrington and Mickey Appleman .

Seidel made his first money placement in mid-May 1988 at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) at Binion's Horseshoe in Las Vegas . There he reached the final heads-up against Johnny Chan in the main event . Seidel lost the duel, which is part of the feature film Rounders , and received prize money of $ 280,000 for his second place . In August 1988 he won a tournament at the Bicycle Casino in Los Angeles and secured a prize of $ 144,000. At the 1991 WSOP , he finished runner- up in a Limit Hold'em variant , earning him $ 105,000. In January 1992, Seidel finished second in a tournament of the Queens Poker Classic at the Four Queens Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, which was endowed with 100,000 US dollars. At the 1992 WSOP , he won a Limit Hold'em event and received a bracelet and the grand prize of $ 168,000. The following year he won a Limit Omaha Hi-Lo tournament at the 1993 WSOP , for which he received $ 94,000 and his second bracelet . Seidel was also victorious in a tournament at the 1994 WSOP and won an event in Limit Hold'em , which was rewarded with his third bracelet and US $ 210,000.

At the end of 1994, his tournament winnings were just under $ 1.5 million.

1995–2001: Several WSOP final tables and two other bracelets

In March 1995, Seidel achieved its first cash placement outside of the United States at the Aviation Club de France in Paris . At the 1997 WSOP , he reached three Limit Hold'em final tables, winning more than $ 150,000 in prize money. In May 1998 he won a No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw tournament at the 1998 WSOP , for which Seidel received over $ 130,000 and his fourth bracelet. A year later, he reached the Main Event of the WSOP 1999 final table, he finished on the doped with about 280,000 US dollars in fourth place. At the 2001 WSOP , Seidel prevailed against 381 other players in the No Limit Hold'em variant and secured bracelet number five and, for the first time, more than 400,000 US dollars in prize money.

In total, by the end of 2001, he had won tournament prize money of almost 3 million US dollars.

2002–2006: Two bracelets and four tournament victories at the Hotel Bellagio

Seidel after winning his seventh bracelet at the 2005 WSOP

In January 2002, Seidel took second place behind Humberto Brenes at the World Poker Open in Tunica and received almost 260,000 US dollars. At the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, Seidel won a mixed-variant event in July 2002 with a grand prize of over 45,000 US dollars. In mid-December 2002 he finished second in the main event of the United States Poker Championship in Atlantic City , which was paid for with 124,200 US dollars. At the Euro Finals of Poker in Paris in February 2003, Seidel also came second and received more than 60,000 euros . At the 2003 WSOP he won his sixth bracelet in Pot Limit Omaha and was about three weeks later, a third party at an event in No Limit Hold'em . He achieved a total of four money placements during the tournament series and earned prize money of almost 280,000 US dollars. In mid-September 2003, Seidel finished the main event of the United States Poker Championship in Atlantic City in second place for more than US $ 220,000. At the Bellagio Hotel he won a tournament of the Five Diamond World Poker Classic in mid-December 2003 with a prize of almost 100,000 US dollars and at the beginning of July 2004 an event of the Festa al Lago with a main prize of around 175,000 US dollars. In mid-October 2004, Seidel prevailed again at a Festa al Lago tournament , for which he received just under 220,000 US dollars. In December 2004 he reached the final table at the Main Event of the World Poker Tour (WPT) at the Hotel Bellagio and took fourth place, worth 165,000 US dollars. In the meantime the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino discharged WSOP in 2005 , he secured with a tournament victory in No Limit Hold'em his seventh bracelet and his hitherto highest prize money of 610,000 US dollars.

Seidel's prize money in tournaments at the end of 2006 was over 6 million US dollars.

2007–2010: Eighth bracelet and WPT title

Seidel after winning his eighth bracelet at the 2007 WSOP

In mid-January 2007 Seidel finished second in the A $ 100,000 Challenge of the Aussie Millions Poker Championship in Melbourne and received 550,000 Australian dollars . At the 2007 WSOP , he won his eighth bracelet and nearly $ 540,000 at the World No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw championship . In mid-January 2008, Seidel at the Main Event of the Aussie Millions runner-up, which was rewarded with a million Australian dollars. In April 2008 in Mashantucket he prevailed against 345 other players at the WPT Main Event and received the main prize of just under one million US dollars. In the 2008 WSOP Seidel sat twice on the final table, the year after he arrived at the 2009 WSOP three final tables. In mid-July 2009, he finished sixth at the WPT Main Event at the Hotel Bellagio, for which he received just under 165,000 US dollars. At the Aussie Millions in late January 2010, Seidel won a Pot Limit Omaha tournament with a prize of 120,000 Australian dollars. In March 2010, he reached the final of the National Heads-Up Poker Championship at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, where Annie Duke relegated him to second place, worth $ 250,000. At the 2010 WSOP , Seidel made three final tables and secured a total of around $ 160,000 in prize money during the tournament series.

At the end of 2010, the sum of his tournament prize money won was just under 10.5 million US dollars.

2011–2014: Won the A $ 250,000 Challenge and the National Heads-Up Poker Championship

Seidel after winning the National Heads-Up Poker Championship (2011)

In mid-January 2011, Seidel finished fourth in the PokerStars Caribbean Adventures (PCA) high roller in the Bahamas , for which he received nearly 300,000 US dollars. At the end of the same month, he finished third in the A $ 100,000 Challenge of the Aussie Millions, valued at 625,000 Australian dollars. He then won the A $ 250,000 Challenge of the tournament series and secured a prize of 2.5 million Australian dollars, which is the highest prize money won in Seidel's poker career. At the beginning of March 2011, as in the previous year, he reached the final of the National Heads-Up Poker Championship . There he prevailed against Chris Moneymaker and received the grand prize of 750,000 US dollars. In mid-May 2011, Seidel also won the Super High Roller of the Five Star World Poker Classic at the Hotel Bellagio, which earned him more than one million US dollars. At the main event of the Epic Poker League , he made it to the final table in August and September 2011 and secured prize money of almost 800,000 US dollars for a second and fourth place. In mid-August 2012 Seidel finished fifth in the Super High Roller of the European Poker Tour in Barcelona and received around 215,000 euros. In February 2013 he finished the A $ 25,000 Challenge of the Aussie Millions in third for 125,000 Australian dollars, at the WPT Main Event in San José , California , he finished fourth in early March 2013 for just under 300,000 US dollars. At the EPT Super High Roller in Barcelona at the beginning of September 2013, he sat at the final table, as in the previous year, and secured 557,100 euros with second place. He also finished second in the high roller of the Five Diamond World Poker Classic in December 2013, which was paid for around $ 650,000. In February 2014 Seidel finished the A $ 100,000 Challenge of the Aussie Millions in third place, worth more than one million Australian dollars. He got seven cash placements at the 2014 WSOP . In early July 2014, he finished fourth in a US $ 100,000 tournament at the Hotel Bellagio and received almost US $ 370,000.

By the end of 2014, Seidel had won prize money of almost $ 21 million in tournaments.

2015–2017: Triumph at the EPT Super High Roller and two final tables at the Super High Roller Bowl

2015 began Seidel with two final tables at the Aussie Millions : He finished sixth in the A $ 100,000 Challenge and fifth in the A $ 250,000 Challenge , which was rewarded with over a million Australian dollars. At the beginning of May 2015 he won the EPT Super High Roller in Monte-Carlo with a prize money of more than 2 million euros. In July 2015, at the Aria Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, he reached the final table of the first Super High Roller Bowl and was awarded $ 860,000 for his seventh place. In mid-October 2015, Seidel sat at the final table at the main event of the World Series of Poker Europe played in Berlin and came in seventh with a payout of 100,000 euros. He finished the PCA High Roller in January 2016 in fifth place, endowed with around 300,000 US dollars. In June 2016, he came back to the final table at the Super High Roller Bowl . There he took third place behind the German players Rainer Kempe and Fedor Holz , which brought Seidel 2.4 million US dollars. In regular poker tournaments at the Aria Resort & Casino , he often achieved money placements, especially from July 2016 to May 2017, and thereby won prize money of around 1.8 million US dollars during this period. At the end of April 2017, he finished third at an EPT side event in Monte-Carlo and received 423,800 euros. When the Poker Masters was held for the first time in mid-September 2017 at the Aria Resort & Casino, Seidel made it to the final table in the third tournament and took second place, worth $ 576,000.

At the end of 2017, his tournament winnings were more than $ 33 million.

Since 2018: Highly endowed tournament results

In April 2018, Seidel sat at the final table at two super high roller events of the partypoker Millions in Barcelona and secured 540,000 euros. At the EPT in Monte-Carlo at the beginning of May 2018, he made it into the paid ranks three times and achieved prize money of over 250,000 euros. In May 2019, he took seventh place at the main event of the Triton Super High Roller Series in Budva, Montenegro , worth around 440,000 US dollars. At the 2019 WSOP , Seidel made the money seven times and won his highest cash prize of just under $ 265,000 for a sixth place in the Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller . In mid-November 2019, he made it to the final table at the Bahamas Super High Roller Bowl and finished fourth, earning him just under $ 1.3 million in prize money.

Bracelet overview

Seidel at the 2006 WSOP

Seidel cashed 117 times at the WSOP and won eight bracelets :

year Buy-in (in $ ) competition Attendees Prize money (in $)
1992 2500 Limit Hold'em 0168 168,000
1993 2500 Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 0094 094,000
1994 5000 Limit Hold'em 0105 210,000
1998 5000 No-limit 2-7 lowball draw 0026th 132,750
2001 3000 No-Limit Hold'em 0382 411,300
2003 1500 Pot-Limit Omaha (Rebuy) 0117 146,100
2005 2000 No-Limit Hold'em 1403 611.795
2007 5000 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw Championship (Rebuy) 0078 538.835

Prize money overview

year Prize money (in $ ) Tournament victories
1988 00.424,000 1
1989 00.011,600 -
1990 00.023,010 -
1991 00.114,465 -
1992 00.270.396 1
1993 00.163,685 1
1994 00.364.226 2
1995 00.163,347 1
1996 00.075,786 -
1997 00.197,950 1
1998 00.258.360 3
1999 00.292.168 -
2000 00.046,959 -
2001 00.468.249 1
2002 00.556.024 2
2003 00.815,679 2
2004 00.762.872 3
2005 00.887.879 1
2006 00.125.356 -
2007 01,126,371 1
2008 02,200,333 1
2009 00.469,682 -
2010 00.536.615 2
2011 06,530,153 4th
2012 00.271,774 -
2013 02,117,841 -
2014 01,536,877 -
2015 05,093,703 2
2016 05,108,412 -
2017 02,264,003 -
2018 01,323,546 -
2019 02,480,650 -
2020 00.666.156 -
total 37,748,126 29

Web links

Commons : Erik Seidel  - Collection of Images

Individual evidence

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personal data
SURNAME Seidel, Erik
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Sly (nickname); Seiborg (nickname); NW1Time (nickname)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION American poker player
DATE OF BIRTH November 6, 1959
PLACE OF BIRTH New York City , New York , United States