Noah Boeken Poker
Posted : admin On 4/7/2022- 'Exclusive' is the screen name of 33 year old Dutch pro Noah Boeken. Boeken started playing poker back in 2001, progressing, as many successful poker players have, from an earlier career as a.
- Total life earnings: $2,115,994. Latest cash: $22,378 on 30-Aug-2020. Click here to see the details of Noah Boeken's 86 cashes.
He eliminated a couple of final table players and won some huge pots to work his way into a heads-up match with Noah “Exclusive” Boeken. The noted Dutch pro held a 3-to-1 chip advantage over Blom, but this proved meaningless as Isildur1 put his incredible heads-up skills on display. Het Master Classics of Poker Main Event van 2013 kende zowaar een Dag #5: Noah Boeken moest het heads-up nog opnemen tegen de Zweed Simon Persson. Bekijk een sfeerimpressie van dit laatste duel. Top ranking Dutch professional poker player and Magic: The Gathering champion.
MyPokerSquad has just announced that Dutch player Noah Boeken has become the latest pro to join the swelling ranks of the revolutionary staking website. Backers will now be able to own a piece of Boeken’s tournament poker action starting with the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure on January 5th. Commenting on his latest deal, the Dutch professional said:
“Right away when I saw Mypokersquad I loved the idea to have people to be able and buy a piece of a player and sweat it like they are playing in the tournament. As a Promotion for me joining TeamPokerSquad I will sell 30% of my PCA tournament straight up so 1% is 1%.”
The 31 year old was a ‘Magic: The Gathering’ player before in 2001 turning his skills to playing poker online for a living. Soon after he also started playing the live circuit and cashed in at his first live tournament in 2003. It was at one such tournament that Boeken struck up a friendship with Dutch poker legend Marcel Luske, who subsequently became a long term mentor to the young Amsterdam resident.
Noah Boeken has since gone on to amass $1,265,192 in winnings with his greatest accolades including victory in 2005 at the Scandinavian Open for $191,355, and in 2007 a 4th place finish at the €5k Master Classics of Poker Amsterdam for €139,100 ($201,032).
As mentioned, Noah Boeken is also a prolific online player and is a member of Team PokerStars, where he plays under the screen name ‘Exclusive’. He now becomes a part of MyPokerSquad, where he joins 120 other pros, including such players as Michael Mizrachi, Roger Hairabedian, David Benyamine, Sam Trickett and Patrik Antonius. In addition, MyPokerSquad partnered up with the International Stadiums Poker Tour (ISPT) recently and so players and fans alike will be able to stake Noah Boeken and these other pros come the €600 buy-in mega-tournament at Wembley, London in 2013.
The Master Classics of Poker Main Event started yesterday in Amsterdam, with Noah Boeken emerging at the end of the day to lead a packed international field.
The Master Classics of Poker Main Event started yesterday in Amsterdam, with Noah Boeken emerging at the end of the day to lead a packed international field.
The Master Classics of Poker is Europe´s longest established live poker series, and yesterday hundreds of local Dutch players and international poker stars entered the MCOP Main Event. At the close of play, Noah Boeken – who is both a local Dutch player and an international poker star – was ahead of the 200 players who survived Day 1.
Boeken bagged and tagged 184,100 chips after eight levels of play after having doubled up early and then taken three streets of value from compatriot Raoul Refos when his A♣ 10♥ found an Ace on the flop and Refos missed his Club flush draw. Boeken also busted Ana Marquez out of the tournament after she had re-entered for a second time.
Crazy Start to the Day 1
With the MCOP Main Event offering an unlimited number of re-entries during Day 1, the play was pretty loose throughout. The start of the event was delayed for 30 minutes while a series of one-hand satellites took place, and the craziness of putting €400 on the turn of a card to win a seat in the Main Event continued into the early hands of Level 1.
Pascal Vos flopped trip Sixes in the very first hand of the tournament to crack an opponent´s pocket Aces, and double up after the opponent had limped in from late position, and November Niner Michiel Brummelhuis got off to a poor start when allowing Rens Feenstra to take three streets of value from him with a flopped pair of Kings.
Re-Entries All Day Long
Brummelhuis was the most high-profile player to bust from the tournament and re-enter the €4,000 buy-in MCOP Main Event (he actually fired three bullets), and other players who had to dig a little deeper in their pockets during the day included two former EPT London Main Event winners Robin Ylitalo and Ruben Visser and runner-up in the UKIPT Isle of Man Main Event Fatima Moreira de Melo.
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Other players who fired two bullets but failed to survive to the end of the day included PokerStars sponsored pros Liv Boeree and Lex Veldhuis, and while it may be possible to buy-in once again before play re-commences at the Casino Holland in Amsterdam, a number of players are commenting that the field is of such high quality that it may not be worth their while to get involved again with a stack two-thirds of the average (43,350 chips).
Still Counting the Entries before Prize Money Determined
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Although it is known that 289 individual players entered the Master Classics of Poker Main Event, organizers are still counting up the re-entries to work out how many players will cash in the event and for how much. It is already assured that the prize fund will top the €1 million mark, and those looking to get a lion´s share of it include:-
# | MCOP Main Event Day 1 | Chips |
1 | Noah Boeken | 184,100 |
2 | Robert Soogea | 163,200 |
3 | Pascal Vos | 148,500 |
4 | Charlie Combes | 144,200 |
5 | Andrew Chen | 143,900 |
6 | Daniel Reijmer | 124,300 |
7 | Jorn Walthaus | 117,000 |
8 | Thijmen Stocker | 115,200 |
9 | Erik van der Berg | 111,600 |
10 | Jan Jansma | 107,600 |