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Hometown: Myrtle Beach
Country of Origin: United States 
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| Aug 25, '24 | CPPT XII - bestbet Jacksonville | $1,700 No-Limit Hold'em Mystery Bounty $300K GTD | 4 | + |
Dustin Holladay Doubles Through Toby Boas to Take the Chip LeadAug 23, '24
Holladay: 5 Holladay was ahead with a set of fives against Boas’ pair of kings with a flush draw. The 4 Dustin Holladay – 518,000 Player Tags: Toby Boas, Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Scores Double KnockoutAug 23, '24
The hijack made the call with 9 The flop came down A The K Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Scores KnockoutAug 23, '24
The board ran out 9 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Elliminated in 11th Place ($7,005)Aug 25, '24
Holladay: K The board came 10 James Leonard – 1,600,000 Player Tags: James Leonard, Dustin Holladay Eddy Mroczkowski Doubles Through Dustin HolladayAug 25, '24 Dustin Holladay raised to 18,000 from the cutoff, Tommy Doyle called on the button, and Eddy Mroczkowski reraised all in for 54,000 from the big blind. Holladay called and Doyle folded. Holladay: K The board ran out 8 Eddy Mroczkowski – 138,000 Player Tags: Edward Mroczkowski, Dustin Holladay, Tommy Doyle |
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| Aug 23, '24 | CPPT XII - bestbet Jacksonville | $1,700 No-Limit Hold'em Mystery Bounty $300K GTD | 2 | + |
Dustin Holladay Doubles Through Toby Boas to Take the Chip LeadAug 23, '24
Holladay: 5 Holladay was ahead with a set of fives against Boas’ pair of kings with a flush draw. The 4 Dustin Holladay – 518,000 Player Tags: Toby Boas, Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Scores Double KnockoutAug 23, '24
The hijack made the call with 9 The flop came down A The K Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Scores KnockoutAug 23, '24
The board ran out 9 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Elliminated in 11th Place ($7,005)Aug 25, '24
Holladay: K The board came 10 James Leonard – 1,600,000 Player Tags: James Leonard, Dustin Holladay Eddy Mroczkowski Doubles Through Dustin HolladayAug 25, '24 Dustin Holladay raised to 18,000 from the cutoff, Tommy Doyle called on the button, and Eddy Mroczkowski reraised all in for 54,000 from the big blind. Holladay called and Doyle folded. Holladay: K The board ran out 8 Eddy Mroczkowski – 138,000 Player Tags: Edward Mroczkowski, Dustin Holladay, Tommy Doyle |
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| Aug 19, '23 | CPPT XI - bestbet Jacksonville | $1,700 No-Limit Hold'em Mystery Bounty $300K GTD | 3 | + |
Nicholas Chong vs. Dustin HolladayAug 18, '23
Nicholas Chong raised to 1,200 from under the gun, Dustin Holloday called in the next seat, and the player in the cutoff called. The flop was K The turn was the 5 The river was the 5 Nicholas Chong – 54,000 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay, Nicholas Chong Holladay WinsAug 18, '23
Holladay chipped up to 39,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Eliminted By Terri McCreaAug 19, '23
the board ran out K Player Tags: Terri McCrea, Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Doubles UpAug 19, '23 Dustin Holladay was all in for 38,000 from the cutoff with K The board ran out K Dustin Holladay – 82,500 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay |
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| Aug 18, '23 | CPPT XI - bestbet Jacksonville | $1,700 No-Limit Hold'em Mystery Bounty $300K GTD | 2 | + |
Nicholas Chong vs. Dustin HolladayAug 18, '23
Nicholas Chong raised to 1,200 from under the gun, Dustin Holloday called in the next seat, and the player in the cutoff called. The flop was K The turn was the 5 The river was the 5 Nicholas Chong – 54,000 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay, Nicholas Chong Holladay WinsAug 18, '23
Holladay chipped up to 39,000 after the hand. Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Eliminted By Terri McCreaAug 19, '23
the board ran out K Player Tags: Terri McCrea, Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Doubles UpAug 19, '23 Dustin Holladay was all in for 38,000 from the cutoff with K The board ran out K Dustin Holladay – 82,500 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay |
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| Nov 13, '22 | CPPT X - bestbet Jacksonville | $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em | 3 | + |
Dustin Holladay Finishes 17th ($6,405)Nov 13, '22
Leecy: A Board: Q Holladay was eliminated in 17th place, good for $6,405, and Leecy stacked up 965,000 after collecting the pot. Matthew Leecy – 965,000 (80 bb) Player Tags: Dustin Holladay, Matthew Leecy Paul Chung Eliminated by Dustin HolladayNov 13, '22
The board was dealt J Dustin Holladay – 220,000 (44 bb) Player Tags: Dustin Holladay, Paul Chung |
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| Jun 28, '21 | CPPT IX - bestbet Jacksonville | $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em | 4 | + |
Dustin Holladay Busts Another With AcesJun 25, '21
His opponent was in rough shape with the A Holladay now sits with 240,000. Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay's Aces Win After Wild RideJun 25, '21
The flop came down Q Player Tags: Gregory Martin, Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Leads Main Event Final TableJun 27, '21
The Card Player Poker Tour bestbet Jacksonville $2,500 no-limit hold’em main event has trimmed its 339-entry field down to the final table of eight with Dustin Holladay holding the inside track to the $158,915 first place prize. Holladay, who finished eighth in bestbet’s $2,500 no-limit hold’em event last March, holds the chip lead after a strong showing throughout Day 2. He’ll start the final day with 2,435,000 in chips after steadily accumulating chips throughout Sunday’s Day 2, which is nearly 25% of the chips in play. Joining him at the top of the counts is Benjamin Scroggins with 1,920,000. Scroggins surged to the top of the leaderboard late in the day after doubling through Raminder Singh with A-K against A-Q and then winning a race to eliminate Singh in 11th place.
Cai won a massive pot late in the day, eliminating World Poker Tour champion and high-stakes pro Jonathan Jaffe and Matthew Leecy in the same hand. Her pocket jacks held up against Leecy’s A-K and Jaffe’s J-10 suited to vault herself temporarily into the chip lead. The back half of the final table is rounded out by Joseph Crowley, Jeremy Joseph, Lamare Davis and Mac Johnson. The final eight players will return at 4 p.m. to get the final table underway. There will be cards-up coverage on bestbet LIVE with streams available on both Twitch and YouTube. Day 2 started Sunday at noon with 62 players in the hunt for the title, but making the money was the first thing on everyone’s mind as the to 43 spots would earn a payday. Longtime pro TK Miles, started the day ninth in chips, but was one of the players who was eliminated shy of the money after his trip jacks ran into Crowley’s nut flush. 2018 WSOP main event runner-up Tony Miles was also eliminated before the money.
Savill ended up making a run at the final table, but was one of the last few eliminations of the day, busting in 12th for $12,738. Other notables that were eliminated in the money were BJ McBrayer (13th), Jonathan Jaffe (16th), Hal Rotholz (20th), Ryan McAllister (21st), Chris Conrad (38th) and Steve Karp (39th). When play resumes on Monday, there is slightly more than 30 minutes remaining in the current level with blinds of 15,000-30,000 with a 30,000 big blind ante. Everybody is guaranteed a cash of at least $20,081. Here is a look at the final table chip counts: Seat 1: Jeremy Joseph – 675,000 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Eliminated In 3rd Place ($77,910)Jun 28, '21
They were heads-up to a flop of 6 Holladay bet 125,000 and Scrogins raised to 400,000. Holladay called and the 8 Holladay check-raised all in for 3,050,000 and Scrogins quickly called with a covering stack. The cards were tabled and the cold deck was revealed. Holladay showed 6 Ben Scrogins – 7,945,000 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Makes A Straight Flush, Doubles UpJun 28, '21
Kyle Cartwright raised to 125,000 on the button and Dustin Holladay defended his big blind. The flop was J Cartwright bet 180,000 and Holladay check-raised to 450,000. Cartwright moved all in for Holladay’s remaining 1,295,000 and Holladay quickly called, marking one of the biggest pots of the tournament thus far. Cartwright showed A The turn was the 7 Dustin Holladay – 3,895,000 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay |
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| Jun 27, '21 | CPPT IX - bestbet Jacksonville | $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em | 3 | + |
Dustin Holladay Busts Another With AcesJun 25, '21
His opponent was in rough shape with the A Holladay now sits with 240,000. Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay's Aces Win After Wild RideJun 25, '21
The flop came down Q Player Tags: Gregory Martin, Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Leads Main Event Final TableJun 27, '21
The Card Player Poker Tour bestbet Jacksonville $2,500 no-limit hold’em main event has trimmed its 339-entry field down to the final table of eight with Dustin Holladay holding the inside track to the $158,915 first place prize. Holladay, who finished eighth in bestbet’s $2,500 no-limit hold’em event last March, holds the chip lead after a strong showing throughout Day 2. He’ll start the final day with 2,435,000 in chips after steadily accumulating chips throughout Sunday’s Day 2, which is nearly 25% of the chips in play. Joining him at the top of the counts is Benjamin Scroggins with 1,920,000. Scroggins surged to the top of the leaderboard late in the day after doubling through Raminder Singh with A-K against A-Q and then winning a race to eliminate Singh in 11th place.
Cai won a massive pot late in the day, eliminating World Poker Tour champion and high-stakes pro Jonathan Jaffe and Matthew Leecy in the same hand. Her pocket jacks held up against Leecy’s A-K and Jaffe’s J-10 suited to vault herself temporarily into the chip lead. The back half of the final table is rounded out by Joseph Crowley, Jeremy Joseph, Lamare Davis and Mac Johnson. The final eight players will return at 4 p.m. to get the final table underway. There will be cards-up coverage on bestbet LIVE with streams available on both Twitch and YouTube. Day 2 started Sunday at noon with 62 players in the hunt for the title, but making the money was the first thing on everyone’s mind as the to 43 spots would earn a payday. Longtime pro TK Miles, started the day ninth in chips, but was one of the players who was eliminated shy of the money after his trip jacks ran into Crowley’s nut flush. 2018 WSOP main event runner-up Tony Miles was also eliminated before the money.
Savill ended up making a run at the final table, but was one of the last few eliminations of the day, busting in 12th for $12,738. Other notables that were eliminated in the money were BJ McBrayer (13th), Jonathan Jaffe (16th), Hal Rotholz (20th), Ryan McAllister (21st), Chris Conrad (38th) and Steve Karp (39th). When play resumes on Monday, there is slightly more than 30 minutes remaining in the current level with blinds of 15,000-30,000 with a 30,000 big blind ante. Everybody is guaranteed a cash of at least $20,081. Here is a look at the final table chip counts: Seat 1: Jeremy Joseph – 675,000 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Eliminated In 3rd Place ($77,910)Jun 28, '21
They were heads-up to a flop of 6 Holladay bet 125,000 and Scrogins raised to 400,000. Holladay called and the 8 Holladay check-raised all in for 3,050,000 and Scrogins quickly called with a covering stack. The cards were tabled and the cold deck was revealed. Holladay showed 6 Ben Scrogins – 7,945,000 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Makes A Straight Flush, Doubles UpJun 28, '21
Kyle Cartwright raised to 125,000 on the button and Dustin Holladay defended his big blind. The flop was J Cartwright bet 180,000 and Holladay check-raised to 450,000. Cartwright moved all in for Holladay’s remaining 1,295,000 and Holladay quickly called, marking one of the biggest pots of the tournament thus far. Cartwright showed A The turn was the 7 Dustin Holladay – 3,895,000 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay |
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| Jun 25, '21 | CPPT IX - bestbet Jacksonville | $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em | 1 | + |
Dustin Holladay Busts Another With AcesJun 25, '21
His opponent was in rough shape with the A Holladay now sits with 240,000. Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay's Aces Win After Wild RideJun 25, '21
The flop came down Q Player Tags: Gregory Martin, Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Leads Main Event Final TableJun 27, '21
The Card Player Poker Tour bestbet Jacksonville $2,500 no-limit hold’em main event has trimmed its 339-entry field down to the final table of eight with Dustin Holladay holding the inside track to the $158,915 first place prize. Holladay, who finished eighth in bestbet’s $2,500 no-limit hold’em event last March, holds the chip lead after a strong showing throughout Day 2. He’ll start the final day with 2,435,000 in chips after steadily accumulating chips throughout Sunday’s Day 2, which is nearly 25% of the chips in play. Joining him at the top of the counts is Benjamin Scroggins with 1,920,000. Scroggins surged to the top of the leaderboard late in the day after doubling through Raminder Singh with A-K against A-Q and then winning a race to eliminate Singh in 11th place.
Cai won a massive pot late in the day, eliminating World Poker Tour champion and high-stakes pro Jonathan Jaffe and Matthew Leecy in the same hand. Her pocket jacks held up against Leecy’s A-K and Jaffe’s J-10 suited to vault herself temporarily into the chip lead. The back half of the final table is rounded out by Joseph Crowley, Jeremy Joseph, Lamare Davis and Mac Johnson. The final eight players will return at 4 p.m. to get the final table underway. There will be cards-up coverage on bestbet LIVE with streams available on both Twitch and YouTube. Day 2 started Sunday at noon with 62 players in the hunt for the title, but making the money was the first thing on everyone’s mind as the to 43 spots would earn a payday. Longtime pro TK Miles, started the day ninth in chips, but was one of the players who was eliminated shy of the money after his trip jacks ran into Crowley’s nut flush. 2018 WSOP main event runner-up Tony Miles was also eliminated before the money.
Savill ended up making a run at the final table, but was one of the last few eliminations of the day, busting in 12th for $12,738. Other notables that were eliminated in the money were BJ McBrayer (13th), Jonathan Jaffe (16th), Hal Rotholz (20th), Ryan McAllister (21st), Chris Conrad (38th) and Steve Karp (39th). When play resumes on Monday, there is slightly more than 30 minutes remaining in the current level with blinds of 15,000-30,000 with a 30,000 big blind ante. Everybody is guaranteed a cash of at least $20,081. Here is a look at the final table chip counts: Seat 1: Jeremy Joseph – 675,000 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Eliminated In 3rd Place ($77,910)Jun 28, '21
They were heads-up to a flop of 6 Holladay bet 125,000 and Scrogins raised to 400,000. Holladay called and the 8 Holladay check-raised all in for 3,050,000 and Scrogins quickly called with a covering stack. The cards were tabled and the cold deck was revealed. Holladay showed 6 Ben Scrogins – 7,945,000 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay Dustin Holladay Makes A Straight Flush, Doubles UpJun 28, '21
Kyle Cartwright raised to 125,000 on the button and Dustin Holladay defended his big blind. The flop was J Cartwright bet 180,000 and Holladay check-raised to 450,000. Cartwright moved all in for Holladay’s remaining 1,295,000 and Holladay quickly called, marking one of the biggest pots of the tournament thus far. Cartwright showed A The turn was the 7 Dustin Holladay – 3,895,000 Player Tags: Dustin Holladay |
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On a flop of A
K
5
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The player in the hijack raised to 5,500 and the button shoved for 16,000. Dustin Holladay re-shoved from the big blind for 160,000, which had the initail raiser well covered.
. The button rolled over Q
Dustin Holladay raised to 5,000 from under the gun and the player in the hijack three-bet shoved for around 35,000. Holladay quickly called with A
Dustin Holladay raised all in for about 370,000 from the hijack and James Leonard isolated the action with a reshove from the cutoff.
With a final board of 8.jpeg "Terri McCrea")
Dustin Holladay was all-in and at risk with K
Dustin Holladay moved all in preflop for 115,000 from the button, and Matthew Leecy called to cover him from the big blind. The two players then tabled their cards.
Paul Chung was all in with 10
The player on the button raised to 8,000. Dustin Holladay, who had won a big knockout pot before dinner with pocket aces, three-bet to 16,500 from the big blind. The button moved all-in for 86,000. Holladay quickly called and flipped up A
Gregory Martin moved all-in preflop for 30,000 and received a call from Dustin Holladay, who flipped up A
World Series of Poker bracelet winner and eight-time 
The bubble burst about halfway through the third level of the day when Christopher Okoli was forced all in from the big blind and Sterling Savill picked up pocket kings. As that hand started, there was an elimination at a neighboring table and hand-for-hand play was avoided.
Ben Scrogins raised to 160,000 on the button and Dustin Holladay called out of the small blind.