Title: Player Profile: David Ulliot Word Count: 440 Summary: David Ulliot is an Englishman who is one of the world’s best professional Poker players and incidentally, one of the most ferociously competitive players as well – hence the nickname “Devilfish”! He was born in Hull England on January 4th, 1954 and enjoyed card playing with his friends and family from an early age. David instinctively adopted the strategies, cunning and aggressive play that he was to bring to maturity as a professional player. David Ulliot first won a W... Keywords: Poker, Online Poker, Play Poker, Poker Room Article Body: David Ulliot is an Englishman who is one of the world’s best professional Poker players and incidentally, one of the most ferociously competitive players as well – hence the nickname “Devilfish”! He was born in Hull England on January 4th, 1954 and enjoyed card playing with his friends and family from an early age. David instinctively adopted the strategies, cunning and aggressive play that he was to bring to maturity as a professional player. David Ulliot first won a World Series of Poker Bracelet in 1997, scoring a stunning upset victory over Men “The Master” Nguyen in Pot Limit Hold’em. Ulliot plays ‘em and beats ‘em all over the world, winning Tournaments in the United States and in many countries in Europe – thus far totaling eighty-seven in all. In fact, he has earned over one million dollars in World Series of Poker Tournaments – but has not as yet won a second bracelet. Maybe David’s fierce approach to his games lies in the fact that he has a lot of mouths to feed back home in his native England – a wife and seven children, to be exact! He does own a jewelry shop back in Hull where he still resides but with seven children, their clothing and their educational needs, it takes the kind of money won in Poker Tournaments to meet all those needs. And David is making that kind of money. When he won his bracelet in the 1997 Tourney, he took home a tidy $180,310. The following year, he was in second place in the same tourney and won $150,480. Ulliot was a winner in the January 2002 Third Annual Jack Binion World Poker Open Pot Limit Omaha Event, taking the first place prize of $123,772. The year 2003 saw David pocket $589,175 in the $10,000 buy-in No Limit Hold’em Main Event. As of late, “The Devilfish” has cashed in on three events which included $232,205 won for placing third in the $1,500 No Limit Hold’em WSOP Event. A “colorful” character, to say the least, David Ulliot can be conservative in dress with a dark suit, white shirt and tie and dark glasses – or he be wild wearing a “Dirty Dealer” tank top, orange tinted glasses and two large rings on each hand which together speall out “Devilfish”. Ulliott’s Tournament Achievements: - 2005 – WSOP No Limit Hold’em with re-buys – July 6, 2005 – 16th Place - $16,450 Prize - 2005 – WSOP No Limit Hold’em – July 1, 2005 – 39th Place - $5,720 Prize - 2005 – WSOP No Limit Hold’em – June 26, 2005 – 9th Place - $47,225 - 2005 – WSOP Pot Limit Hold’em – June 23, 2005 - 14th Place - $13,480 Prize - 2005 – WSOP No Limit Hold’em – June 6, 2005 – 3rd Place - $232,205 - WPT – Season 1, Jack Binion World Poker Open –Jan. 31, 2003 – 1st Place - $585,990 - WPT – Specials, Bad Boys – Jan. 1, 2003 – 6th Place – n/a