Stan Goldstein

Stan Goldstein is an American professional poker player from Los Angeles, California, with over $1.6 million in live tournament earnings. His best live cash of $204,930 came when he finished in 2nd place at the California State Poker Championship in June 2004.

Stan Goldstein: Live Tournament Participation

Stan Goldstein’s first recorded live cash occurred in November 1987 during the 3rd Annual Diamond Jim Brady in Bell Gardens. He finished in 2nd place in a $1,000 Lowball, cashing $7,600.

In May 1996, Stan played in a $2,500 Hold’em Pot Limit at the 27th WSOP in Las Vegas. He finished in 2nd place and earned $90,000.

At the 32nd WSOP in May 2001, he earned a cash prize of $105,605. Stan participated in a $3,000 + 120 Texas Hold’em and secured 3rd place.

Following this, in November 2003, Stan entered in a $10,000 + 200 No Limit Hold’em WPT Event at the World Poker Finals in Mashantucket. He finished in 7th place and took home $93,900.

During the California State Poker Championship in June 2004, he finished in 2nd place. Stan took part in a $9,900 + 100 No Limit Hold’em and secured his biggest live cash of $204,930.

Moreover, Stan finished in 6th place at the WSOPC Atlantic City in January 2005, earning $118,275.

Most recently, in July 2017, he competed in a $10,000 No Limit Texas Hold’em – World Championship Event at the 37th WSOP. Stan placed 621st and cashed $20,617.

Stan Goldstein Other Notable Achievements

• November 1996: $1,500 + 70 Pot Limit Omaha during the United States Poker Championship in Atlantic City ($40,800)
• February 1998: $300 + 30 Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo Split at he L.A Poker Classic ($21,720)
• February 15th, 1999: $500 + 40 Pot Limit Hold’em at the LA Poker Classic VIII ($31,800)
• February 17th, 1999: $500 + 40 Limit Hold’em at the LA Poker Classic VIII ($45,600)
• August 2000: $500 + 40 Pot Limit Hold’em during the Legends of Poker in Los Angeles ($20,200)
• November 2000: $500 + 40 7 Card Stud during United States Poker Championship in Atlantic City ($31,800)
• February 2001: $1,000 + 60 7 Card Stud Hi/Lo at the L.A Poker Classic ($44,800)