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The Hendon Mob. United States David Peters. Total Live Earnings $45,869,235. Best Live Cash $2,699,752. All Time Money List 11th. Connect with David. Follow @dpeterspoker17. Nationality: United States United States Born: United States Toledo, OH, United States Residence: United States Las Vegas, NV, United States. $45,000,000 milestone.
David Peat, better known as Viffer in the poker world, is a now-retired, high-stakes, predominantly cash player known for his skill and unorthodox play. But Viffer may be even better known for his off-felt antics.
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David Peat, also known as “Viffer”, is an American professional poker player. His exact age is unknown, but he’s estimated to be in his early to mid 50’s. He is from Cleveland, Ohio. He’s best known for appearing on the classic NBC showPoker After Dark, The Game Show Network’sHigh Stakes Poker, and on PokerStars’ Big Game. There, he stood out with ...
2007:He finishes 2nd in the $5,120 No Limit Hold’em event at the Fifth Annual Five Star World Poker Classic in Las Vegas for $202,455. That is the biggest single live tournament cash of his career...2008:He starts appearing on Poker After Dark on NBC.→ Beginnings ←
Very little is known about Peat’s life before poker, or about how he found the game. According to the man himself, he never finished high school and hada rough childhood. Another thing we know for sure:on his way to becoming a professional poker player, he went through some major – million-dollar – swings. He had this to say about that experience on Joe Ingram’s popular podcast Poker Life, back in August 2016. “I have been a millionaire and broke a few times in a week. (…) You wake up one day...
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Peat has always focused on cash games over tournaments. Therefore, he only has 3 recorded cashes on his Hendon page. They are from a short, 2-year period between 2005 and 2007. His live tournament earnings add up to $277,047. The first recorded cash on his profile is from the 2005 WSOP. Two years later, in April 2007, he came in 2nd in the$5.120 No Limit Hold’em event at the Annual Five Star World Poker Classic at the Bellagio in Las Vegas. He won $202,455, which is his biggest single live to...
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David “Veffer” Peat is yet to win his first WSOP gold bracelet. In fact,he only cashed in one World Series tournament so far. In 2005, he took 145th place in a huge, 2,305-player field in the $1,500 No Limit Hold’em event, which earned him $2,545.
Jan 31, 2024 · David 'Viffer' Peat is back in a high-stakes game in Las Vegas for the first time in eight years. Here's what to expect, in his own words...
Jan 15, 2022 · David Peters' domination of the poker world does not seem to be anywhere close to ending, as he continues to win and cash in events ranging from $1,000 to $1 million all over the globe, and his incredible hunger for poker titles and silverware seems to be truly unquenchable.
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Sep 7, 2016 · David “Viffer” Peat is known for his poker skills and appearances at the high-stakes tables, however, he is perhaps better known for his antics off the felt, where he lived the poker lifestyle to the absolute max.
David Peat, also known as Viffer, is a professional poker player who has transitioned away from live tournaments and now exclusively directs his attention to high-stakes cash games. He is from Cleveland, Ohio, and he is best known for appearing on Poker After Dark, High Stakes Poker, PokerStars’ Big Game, and Hustler Casino Live.
