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No bluffing: UND grad makes the finals at the World Series of Poker
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Poker player enjoys his winnings

Poker player enjoys his winnings Life has changed for Jason Senti since winning $1.3 million in the World Series of Poker two months ago. The big difference for the graduate of Grand Forks Red River and the University of North Dakota is that he and his wife bought a house in Twin Cities suburb Eagan that is several times bigger than their previous residence.

By By Ryan Bakken, Forum Communications Co. , January 07, 2011

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He didn't fold 'em: Jamestown man wins $40,000 in N.D. Texas Hold’em Championship

He didn't fold 'em: Jamestown man wins $40,000 in N.D. Texas Hold’em Championship If the first day of the new year is any indication, 2011 promises great fortune for Andy Gray. The Jamestown resident bested 1,715 fellow poker players from the North Dakota Texas Hold’em Championship on Jan. 1, and won the $40,000 first prize payout.

January 07, 2011

Jamestown resident tops in poker

Andrew Gray of Jamestown is the 2010 North Dakota Texas Hold’em Champion Poker Player. Gray claimed the first-place prize payout of $40,000 and trophy in the North Dakota State Championship Poker Tournament at the Vegas Motel in Minot. The seventh annual three-day tournament drew a record-breaking 1,716 poker players to the Minot area in spite of bad weather over the weekend for a chance to win part of the $132,000 prize payout.

January 05, 2011

Former Grand Forks man does well at world poker

GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) — A graduate of Grand Forks Red River High School and the University of North Dakota who finished seventh at the World Series of Poker isn't bemoaning his bad luck at the final table.

November 10, 2010

GF native makes poker world series final

As the poker player that he is, Jason Senti gambled. But, as the I-dotting, T-crossing engineer that he also was, he first hedged his bets. That combination of nerve and caution means that the Grand Forks native soon will be cashing a check for at least $800,000 and perhaps as much as $9 million.

By By Ryan Bakken, Forum Communications Co. , November 06, 2010

Senti hoping for huge payday

Can any poker face be complete without some “big, ugly mustaches”? In an effort to distinguish themselves in the crowd surrounding the final table of the biggest poker event in the world when its play resumes in November, Jason Senti’s friends are talking about growing distinctive facial hair.

By By Hayden Goethe, The Forum , August 03, 2010

UND grad makes poker finals

UND grad makes poker finals Jason Senti’s decision to quit an electrical engineering job to become a full-time poker player is going to pay off big.

By By Brad Schlossman , Forum Communications Co. , July 20, 2010

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UND graduate among World Series of Poker finalists

GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) — A graduate of Grand Forks Red River High School and the University of North Dakota is one of the nine finalists in the World Series of Poker.

July 19, 2010

Man cashes in at poker tournament

A Grand Forks man has cashed in at the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. Twenty-three-year-old Jesse Haabak was among the final 27 in the Texas Hold ‘em main event before his run ended Wednesday.

July 16, 2009

Grand Forks man cashes in at World Series of Poker

A Grand Forks man has cashed in at the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas.

By The Associated Press , July 15, 2009

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