Damien LeForbes

Damien LeForbes, also known as DJ, is an American poker player and entrepreneur from Anaheim, California, USA. He currently has total live earnings of $56K, with his best live cash of $14.6K. LeForbes has notably graced esteemed poker shows like High Stakes Poker, Poker After Dark, and Hustler Casino Live. As of now, LeForbes boasts a cumulative net win of $235.3K on HCL.

Damien LeForbes’ Poker Journey on Hustler Casino Live

Damien LeForbes embarked on his poker journey at Hustler Casino Live, marking three notable sessions to date. In his debut appearance during Episode 275 in September 2022, LeForbes secured a victory, accumulating a net win of $1.3K. Engaging in a $10/20 No Limit Hold ’em game, his opponents included DGAF, Margaux, Sashimi, and various others.

LeForbes returned for Episode 313 in November 2022, achieving a substantial net win of $144.5K. This time, he tested his skills in a more challenging $100/200 No Limit Hold ’em game, facing formidable opponents such as Eric Persson, Patrik Antonius, and Eli Strickland.

Damien’s next appearance was in December 2023 during Episode 578. Demonstrating consistent success, he secured another impressive win, this time amassing $89.5K. The stakes were raised even higher as he participated in the special Super High Stakes Week, engaging in a $100/200 No Limit Hold’em game. His adversaries for this high-stakes encounter included Nik Airball, Jboogs, Jibrael, and other skilled players.

Damien LeForbes: Live Tournament Participation

Damien LeForbes boasts cumulative live earnings amounting to $56K, achieving his highest live cash of $14.6K. His inaugural live tournament success transpired in April 2006. It took place at the Sport of Kings event in Inglewood, where he secured 9th place in the $1,000 + $70 No Limit Hold’em contest. This initial triumph garnered him a cash prize of $1,600.

Fast forward to June 2019, Damien LeForbes continued to showcase his prowess in live tournaments. During the 50th World Series of Poker in Las Vegas, he participated in the $1,000 No Limit Hold’em event. He finished in 64th position. This recent endeavor added $543 to his impressive track record.