Sean “Dr. Dungeon” Dempsey

Sean “Dr. Dungeon” Dempsey
Name Sean "Dr. Dungeon" Dempsey
Nickname The Sleeper, Dr. Dungeon, Jacknight
Nationality American
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Sean Dempsey, widely recognized as “Dr. Dungeon,” originates from Chicago and currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada. In addition to being a professional poker player, he practices as an anesthesiologist. Dempsey holds a WSOP career bracelet and has amassed an impressive sum of over $1.4 million in total live earnings.

Sean Dempsey: Early Life

Sean Dempsey, a native of Chicago, has established his residence in Las Vegas, Nevada, over the past two decades. His academic journey took him through the prestigious halls of the University of Notre Dame, where he completed his undergraduate studies. He earned his medical degree at the University of Southern California, marking a significant milestone in his educational pursuits. Dempsey is also an anesthesiologist by profession. At the same time, he is a devoted family man, married with one child.

Sean Dempsey: Poker Career

Sean Dempsey embarked on his poker journey in August 2006. He marked his initial foray into live tournaments with a notable performance at the $1,500 No Limit Hold’em event. It took place in the 37th World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. His debut showcased promise as he secured16th place, earning $4,013. Building on this momentum, in November 2006, Dempsey emerged victorious in the $300 + $40 No Limit Hold’em. It was held at the Ultimate Poker Challenge in Las Vegas, Dempsey clinched the trophy along with winning $9,795.

Dempsey demonstrated his skills in PLO in September 2010 at the WSOP Europe in London. Competing in the £5,000 + £250 event, he secured 13th place, adding $15,587 to his winnings. His prowess extended to Pot Limit Omaha Hi/Lo in July 2011. It occurred at the 42nd World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. He claimed the 34th spot and cashed $10,091.

Dempsey’s Ongoing Triumphs on the Live Poker Tournament Circuit

The subsequent years saw consistent participation in prestigious tournaments. In June 2012, Dempsey engaged in the $1,000 No Limit Hold’em event at the 43rd World Series of Poker. He landed at the 208th place and earned $2,015. A breakthrough moment occurred in July 2013 when he showcased his proficiency in Pot Limit Omaha. He secured the 7th place at the $10,000 event during the 44th World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. He took home a substantial cash prize of $115,637.

Undoubtedly, Dempsey’s crowning achievement unfolded in June 2014 at the 45th World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. Triumphing in the $3,000 No Limit Hold’em event, he claimed the top spot, 1 WSOP career bracelet and an impressive prize of $548,460. The momentum persisted as he tackled the $10,000 World Championship – No Limit Hold’em in July 2014. He achieved the 27th place and cashing $286,900.

The pinnacle of Dempsey’s poker career, as of the most recent records in May 2018, materialized at the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series in Budva. Engaging in the HK$1,000,000 No Limit Hold’em – Short Deck Ante Only 1M event, he secured the 7th place and adding $493,753 to his impressive career earnings. 

Conclusion

Dempsey’s poker journey, which commenced in August 2006, has been marked by consistent success and a diversified skill set. From securing 16th place and earning $4,013 in his debut at the 37th World Series of Poker to claiming victory in the $3,000 No Limit Hold’em event at the 45th World Series of Poker in June 2014, Dempsey has left an indelible mark on the poker scene. 

His triumphs include a coveted WSOP career bracelet, making him a notable figure in the poker community. Beyond the cards, Dempsey’s story reflects a remarkable individual who excels both at the poker table and in the demanding field of medicine. As an anesthesiologist, he navigates the complexities of the medical field with the same precision and focus that characterize his poker career.

Bally Live Poker Results

Stream #29 17 Nov 2023
$26,100
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1
Net Profit
$26,100
First Appearance
17 Nov 2023
Last Appearance
17 Nov 2023