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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Greg_RaymerGreg Raymer - Wikipedia

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   Raymer easily won the Heartland Poker Tour Player of The Year title earning a total of $371,967 in winnings. [11] In 2020, he won a record fifth Heartland Poker Tour Main Event.

2. pokerdb.thehendonmob.com › playerGreg Raymer: Hendon Mob Poker Database

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   Greg Raymer. Total Live Earnings $8,216,457. Best Live Cash $5,000,000. All Time Money List 186th. Connect with Greg. Follow @FossilMan. Nationality: United States United States Residence: United States Raleigh, NC, United States. $8,000,000 milestone.

   Date	Country	Country	Place
   05-May-2024	United States	$ 300 + 100 No Limit Hold'em - Black Chip ...	9th
   30-Apr-2024	United States	$ 250 No Limit Hold'em - Senior 50+ Ring ...	11th
   26-Apr-2024	United States	$ 575 + 125 No Limit Hold'em - RUNGOOD ...	40th
   22-Mar-2024	United States	$ 600 No Limit Hold'em - Main Event ...	34th

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4. www.beatthefish.com › poker-players › greg-raymerProfile of Poker's "Fossilman", Greg Raymer - Beat The Fish

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   Greg “Fossilman” Raymer (so nicknamed because of his hobby of collecting fossils) overcame a then-record field of over 2,500 players to win the 2004 World Series of Poker Main Event and a $5 million first prize. He’s probably most recognizable for wearing glasses with holographic reptilian eyes to cover his face from potential reads.

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5. www.fossilmanpoker.comHome [www.fossilmanpoker.com]

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   BECAUSE THE HUNT DEMANDS VISION. Welcome to the official website of Greg "FossilMan" Raymer, 2004 World Series of Poker Main Event Champion and Heartland Poker Tour 2012 Player of the Year. Here, you can find out where Greg is playing next, his latest results, find answers to frequently asked questions, submit your comments and questions and ...

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7. www.worldpokertour.com › news › after-back-to-backAfter Back-to-Back Wins, Greg Raymer Rides ... - World Poker Tour

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   Jul 5, 2023 · After Back-to-Back Wins, Greg Raymer Rides High on Day 1 of WSOP Main Event – World Poker Tour. 2004 WSOP Main Event Champ built a nice stack on Day 1B of the 2023 World Series of Poker Main Event, just days out from winning two smaller, local tournaments back-to-back. Tim Fiorvanti. Jul 5, 2023.

8. www.poker.org › poker-tours › wsop-vegasUnder The Gun: Inside the mind of Greg Raymer - Poker.org

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   Jan 13, 2024 · Back in the first post-Moneymaker WSOP, Raymer outlasted the biggest live field ever seen at the time, defeating David Williams heads-up to claim the most coveted crown in poker. Raymer returned to defend that crown the following year, only to find the previous year's record-breaking field had more than doubled in size.

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   Who is Gregory Raymer?

   • Gregory Raymer, nicknamed "Fossilman," is a professional poker player and author. He is best known for winning the 2004 World Series of Poker Main Event. Raymer's family moved numerous times during his childhood, from his birthplace of Minot, North Dakota to Lansing, Michigan, where he lived until age 10.

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   Did Greg Raymer win back-to-back WSOP tournaments?

   • Greg Raymer won back-to-back local tournaments in the days leading up to the 2023 WSOP Main Event. Greg Raymer knows a thing or two about making a run in the World Series of Poker Main Event. There’s a banner hanging inside the Horseshoe with his face on it to prove it, as the 2004 WSOP Main Event champ.

   After Back-to-Back Wins, Greg Raymer Rides High on Day 1 of WSOP M…

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   Why did Raymer leave poker?

   • Returning with his holographic glasses and worldwide respect from the poker world, Raymer came 24 players short of defending his World Champion title in 2005. After suffering a brutal bad beat on the river, his chip stack was crippled and he exited the Main Event shortly thereafter with over $300,000 for his efforts.

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   Did Greg Raymer make a WSOP Main Event run?

   • Greg Raymer knows a thing or two about making a run in the World Series of Poker Main Event. There’s a banner hanging inside the Horseshoe with his face on it to prove it, as the 2004 WSOP Main Event champ. One year later, a run at history ended in 25 th place.

   After Back-to-Back Wins, Greg Raymer Rides High on Day 1 of WSOP M…

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10. poker.com › poker-pros › greg-raymerGreg Raymer – 2004 WSOP Main Event Winner - poker.com

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    By Poker.com — on November 30th, @ 10:38 PST. Share: Greg ‘Fossilman’ Raymer shot to fame when he won the 2004 World Series of Poker and it’s $5 million first prize. He adopted the ‘Fossilman’ nickname due to the fossils he uses for card protectors while sitting at the poker table.