Nickname(s) TheMasterJ33 Residence Granger, Indiana Title(s) None | Bracelet(s) 1 Name Jason DeWitt Money finish(es) 10 | |
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Highest ITMMain Event finish 274th, 2010 | ||
Jason dewitt on cursing out annie duke quadjacks live at the wsop june 21 2012
Jason DeWitt (born in Mishawaka, Indiana) is a professional poker player from Mishawaka, Indiana who won the 2010 World Series of Poker $5,000 No Limit Hold'em event. and the 2016 World Series of Poker $1,500 Millionaire Maker.
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- Jason dewitt on cursing out annie duke quadjacks live at the wsop june 21 2012
- Early life
- Live poker
- References
Early life
Jason DeWitt started playing poker with friends in 2004, when he worked at a local South Bend, Indiana Super Market. He quickly discovered he had a knack for Texas Hold 'em. He would play with friends and realized he was winning quite often. He decided to start training, reading books and joined online forums to improve his game. He eventually built up a large enough bankroll that allowed him to quit his day job. After six months as a professional, Jason won two online tournaments on Christmas for $90,000. By 2006, Jason had over $250,000 in online winnings, which allowed him to play in live tournaments during the Summer WSOP series. He quickly started seeing success live and online, shooting his bankroll to over $1,000,000 by 2009. To date, Jason has over $4,500,000 in combined online/live winnings.
DeWitt has a dog named Buddy that is central in his life and is mentioned in any important poker interview, including after his Milly Maker chat.
Live poker
Jason DeWitt has appeared at 7 World Series of Poker (WSOP) final tables. DeWitt's WSOP final tables consist of the following:
Additionally, DeWitt has 2 final table appearances at WSOP Circuit events, 1 final table at a World Poker Tour event and 1 final table at a Heartland Poker Tour event. DeWitt's WSOP Circuit, WPT and Heartland Poker Tour final tables consist of the following:
As of 2017, Jason's total live tournament winnings exceed $3,00,000 and his online winnings exceed $1,500,000
