Total life earnings: $3,748,144. Latest cash: $4,326 on 18-Oct-2019. Click here to see the details of Kevin Saul's 110 cashes.

Poker News Daily: How did you get into poker?

Kevin Saul: I started off playing pool and everyone wanted to have the stone nuts and so the pool action dried up, so we started playing poker. We created more action.

Kevin Saul Wins 2013 World Series of Poker Circuit Foxwoods Main Event. Re-Entry Tournaments - Good or Bad for Poker? 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event Day 2B. Jul 16, 2007 Kevin 'BeLOWaBOVe' Saul came into the World Poker Tour final table with almost half the chips in play and almost blew it. 'I tried to give it away,' said Saul. It was easy to joke after the. Michael Hudson Doubles Through Kevin Saul Following the turn of a board in a battle of the blinds, Michael Hudson winds up all in from the big blind for about 570,000 with for a double-gutter against Kevin Saul in the small blind with for a set of fours. Kevin Saul Wins 2013 World Series of Poker Circuit Foxwoods Main Event. Re-Entry Tournaments - Good or Bad for Poker? 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event Day 2B.

PND: Who introduced you to Omaha?

Saul: My best friend George introduced me to gambling in general and all sorts of poker. Pot limit Omaha was the game. We started off with quarter ante and went from there and the stakes rose.

PND: How did you transition from Omaha into Hold’em?

Saul: We started playing Omaha at people’s houses and I would ditch school to go play because [George] lived three blocks from my high school. I’d go during my lunch and study hall. If I was winning money, I’d go back for Spanish class. If I was stuck, I’d miss Spanish. In the pool halls, we started playing $6/$12 and $8/$15 limit. It was probably three or four years until I knew what no limit was.

PND: When did you start playing online?

Saul: Four or five years ago when I finally moved out of my mom’s house because I wasn’t allowed to do it at her house. I wasn’t allowed to use her computer for it. Once I decided I was going to do it, I was told by my parents that I wasn’t welcome to live with them anymore. I was 23 years-old and had to be on my own and support myself. They support me in what I do now when they see all of my hard work and I’m sure if I needed to stay with them, they would let me.

PND: How do you improve your game?

Saul: Mostly talking to friends about hands. I’m living with four poker players, which means there is constant poker talk all summer and on messengers when you’re back home and playing online. I’ve sent hands to friends to have them look them over and discuss whether it was the right play, [whether] I should have done something differently, etc.

PND: Whose opinion do you value the most when you get advice on hands?

Saul: There are a lot of friends. It’s been four years of making new friends. You go in phases in who you talk to. There are some people that I used to talk to a lot more about hands that I don’t talk to so much now. In the beginning, Ozz87 and I were close friends and he helped me learn about re-steals and fold equity. AJKHoosier1 and gboro780, two of the guys I’m living with, talk hands all of the time whether when we’re at the house or all back home.

PND: What do you do to relax?

Kevin Saul - Global Poker Index

Saul: I play pool. I like sports.

Advertiser Disclosure

See Full List On Pokerdb.thehendonmob.com

PokerNews is a free to access, online resource that offers fresh daily content, world leading live reporting and poker strategy content and provides comparison features of various online poker sites to its visitors.

Visitors should be aware that that the operator of this site (iBus Media Limited trading as PokerNews) receives affiliate and advertising revenue from the companies that appear on the site, and said remuneration may impact the location and order in which the companies’ banners and offerings are promoted on our site.

Warrenville, Illinois

Visitors should also note that room rankings can be impacted by a number of different variables and should not be relied upon for accuracy purposes. Whilst we do our utmost to try to ensure all companies advertised on our site are trustworthy and hold the requisite licences for their offerings, the rankings or prominence of any banner/advertisement do not necessarily imply endorsement of the companies or their products by iBus Media Limited trading as PokerNews.

Kevin Saul Poker Player

Except as expressly set out in our Terms & Conditions, all representations and warranties regarding the information presented on this site are disclaimed. The information which appears on this site is subject to change at any time.