Darren “Beanz” Attebery

Darren Attebery or commonly known as “Beanz,” is an American entrepreneur and poker player hailing from Las Vegas, Nevada. Attebery boasts a total live tournament earnings of over $164K and has also graced the high-stake cash game show, Hustler Casino Live.

Darren Attebery Poker Career

Attebery has a total of $164,064 in live tournament earnings, according to his Hendon page. This impressive sum has been accumulated in 38 different live events over the course of 12 years.

His first recorded tournament was at the Oklahoma State Championship of Poker $120 No Limit Hold’em Event in Tulsa, where he earned $282. Subsequently, his first victory occurred at the WPT Borgata Winter Poker Open $400 NLH Deepstack Event. In this event, he emerged victorious after defeating a total of 250 entries, winning the top prize of $23,763.

Continuing to participate in tournaments over the years, Attebery reached the peak of his live cash winnings in the ARIA Poker Classic $600 NLH event in July 2022. Although victory eluded him on this occasion, he still earned an impressive $29,371 for a 2nd place finish.

Just two months later, his last recorded cash took place when he triumphed in the WPT Legends of Poker $2,200 NLH Get Even Survivor Event, securing the top prize of $20,000.

Attebery’s Poker Journey on Hustler Casino Live

Beanz has made a total of 11 appearances on the show to date. These appearances primarily occurred in the year 2022.

His first appearance took place on Episode 167, which aired on April 6, 2022. During this episode, he joined the table alongside Francisco Fragoso, HCL co-owner Nick Vertucci, Nik Airball, and several others. At the end of the stream, he walked away with a profit of $20,125.

Subsequently, he made 8 more appearances until September 12, but unfortunately, these appearances resulted in a cumulative loss of nearly $181K.

Moreover, his final appearance happened on Episode 285, which aired on September 26. In this episode, he played alongside Margaux Brooke, DGAF, Sashimi, and Chris Washburn. Attebery encountered an additional loss of $6,090. Since that appearance, he has not made a return to the show.