Tommy Hufnagle

Tommy Hufnagle was an American professional poker player born on January 10, 1944, in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania, with over $866.3k in live tournament earnings. His best live cash of $139,305 came when he clinched his first bracelet at the 29th WSOP in April 1998. Tommy Hufnagle passed away on May 21st, 2021.

Tommy Hufnagle: Live Tournament Participation

Tommy’s first recorded live cash occurred in February 1979 at the Amarillo Slim’s Superbowl Of Poker in Las Vegas. He finished in 3rd place in a $5,000 Razz, cashing $5,500.

In April 1994, Tommy played in a $1,500 7 Card Razz at the 25th World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. He finished in 2nd place and earned $44,400.

At the 29th WSOP in April 1998, he won his biggest live cash of $139,305. Tommy participated in a $1,500 7-Card Stud Split and finished in 1st place.

During the Carnivale of Poker II in Las Vegas in January 1999, he finished in 3rd place. Tommy took part in a $5,000 + 80 No Limit Hold’em – Championship Event and secured a prize of $96,425.

In February 2002, Tommy entered in a $1,000 + 60 H.O.S.E. at the L.A Poker Classic. He clinched victory and won $49,920.

Moreover, he competed in a $500 + 50 No Limit Hold’em at the America’s Poker Classic in Los Angeles in June 2006. Tommy clinched another victory and $43,125 added to his winnings.

Most recently, in June 2016, he competed in a $545 + 55 No Limit Hold’em Seniors 50+ at the Wynn Summer Classic in Las Vegas. Tommy placed 45th and cashed $952.