Scott Seiver Drops More Than $700K OnlinePoker Pro Crushing Live Tournaments, But Struggling Online |
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American poker pro Scott Seiver, logging on from abroad, just had a rough week at the online poker tables. He dropped more than $700,000, according to data from HighstakesDB.
Playing as “mastrblastr” on Full Tilt Poker, Seiver is a regular at some of the highest stakes available on the Internet. He primarily plays fixed-limit games.
With the poor week, Seiver is down nearly $1.2 million for the year on Full Tilt, second worst in the Internet world. Ben Sulsky has lost more than $2.3 million so far.
While he’s been on the downswing online, Seiver has crushed live tournaments so far in 2013. He won the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure high roller in January for more than $2 million and then finished third in the NBC National Heads-Up Championship a few weeks later. Altogether, he’s won more than $7.5 million lifetime from poker tournaments.
The other man who lost more than half-a-million dollars since last Friday is Rui Cao.
Big winners over the stretch include Ben Tollerene, “kagome kagome”, Patrik Antonius, Alexander Kostritsyn, and Sulsky, who might be turning things around.
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