It’s a two-man race for the top spot in PocketFives’ Nevada rankings right now between ‘ChaosTheory’and ‘MastAAce08’. The former is currently ranked #1 in the state with a PLB score of 1,971 points, while MastAAce08 trails by just 67. The two are 400 points ahead of the #3 ranked player in Nevada.

This weekend in Nevada, 15 PocketFives members made it to 19 final tables and cashed for $11,284 collectively, or 17% of the total prize pool. lindeyloo22took down the Sunday $3K Six-Max, winning $1,262. There were three other PocketFivers who cashed multiple times this weekend: nooch55for $1,863, PaulDewald(pictured) for $1,097, and wsopfreezer for $1,087.

This weekend in Nevada, 13 PocketFives members made it to 21 final tables and cashed for $21,610 collectively, or 30% of the total prize pool. PocketFives member MastAAce08had four cashes totaling $8,393, including taking down the largest score of the weekend in the Sunday $20K of $6,766. Running a close second was PaulDewald (pictured), who… Continue reading Nevada Weekend Tournament Review for October 12, 2015

This weekend in Nevada, 19 PocketFives members made it to 26 final tables and cashed for $22,571 collectively, or 33% of the total prize pool. ChaosTheorytook down the Sunday $10K Re-Loader for $3,836 and placed fourth in both the Saturday $3K Re-Entry and Sunday $3K Nightly event for a total of $5,470. PaulDewald (pictured) was… Continue reading Nevada Weekend Tournament Review for September 14, 2015

This weekend in Nevada, nine PocketFives members made it to 14 final tables and cashed for $11,563 collectively, or 17% of the total prize pool. There were two first place finishers among PocketFivers: JCHAK(pictured) won the Sunday $3K Six-Max for $1,353 and Nutsinurfacetook down the Weekend Warm-Up on Saturday for $2,424. PaulDewald cashed in three… Continue reading Nevada Weekend Tournament Review for September 7, 2015

This weekend in Nevada, seven PocketFives members made it to nine final tables, cashing for $7,457 collectively. PaulDewald led the pack with one win and two third places finishes, taking home over $3,400.