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Casey Jarzabek's Triumphant Start to 2013: A Poker Comeback Story
Online PokerJanuary 25, 2013·1 min read

Casey Jarzabek's Triumphant Start to 2013: A Poker Comeback Story


Casey Jarzabek, known as bigdogpckt5s, had a remarkable start to 2013 in the world of online poker. His January performances on PokerStars were particularly noteworthy, earning him a significant amount of money and reaffirming his status as a top player.

January Wins

On January 8, 2013, Casey Jarzabek won the Super Tuesday tournament, earning $78,515. This was followed by a fourth-place finish in the Sunday Million tournament on January 13, where he earned $137,488. Just a week later, on January 20, 2013, he finished third in the Sunday Million tournament, earning $118,154.

These wins contributed to his total online poker earnings, which now exceed $3.5 million. His notable achievements include two wins in FTOPS tournaments, one win in the Sunday Brawl, and one win in the Sunday Mulligan. Despite his online success, Casey Jarzabek's offline results have been more modest, with his best finish being second place in a $1,375 buy-in tournament at the Foxwoods Poker Classic in March 2008, earning $71,068.

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