Those looking to download free poker will be considering UB, so I would like to introduce another UB pro, Adam Levy. Levy will be better known to online players as “Roothlus” as he uses that alias on all the major US friendly poker sites. The 28 year old player was born in Flushing, New York and he currently lives in Orlando, Florida. Before he became a professional poker player, he was a student and used to wait tables.
Levy has an impressive $3 million in cashes on the best online poker sites. An impressive fact about Levy’s resume of online cashes is that the most he has ever won in a single tournament is $387k, yet he still has over $3 million in cashes. This proves that he has been very consistent since entering the poker world. He won that $387.5k playing FTOPS on his Full Tilt Poker download back in 2009. His next largest cash is quite a bit smaller: he won $80,250 for placing 2nd in Full Tilt’s $750k Guarantee. His largest PokerStars download cash was back in 2006 when he finished 3rd in the Sunday Million for $56,990.
This UB pro has some live cashes in US poker rooms to be proud of, as well. He had his largest cash ever in this year’s World Series of Poker Main Event after barely missing the final table in 12th place. His consolation prize was $635,011 for his finish. Prior to that, his best live cash had been in 2008 for $266,445.
Levy has a pretty solid routine laid out when he plays poker. He says he usually gets up a couple hours before playing on money poker sites because just waking up and jumping on the computer doesn’t really suit him. He prefers to have a good breakfast and a shower first thing. While he’s playing poker, he likes to listen to techno music because it relaxes him. And then, when he has finished playing on the best US poker sites, he jumps onto his XBOX and plays FIFA. I like a man that knows what he’s doing!
If you are inspired by Levy, go ahead and get a poker download and start practicing your game. There is plenty of free poker training out there so even if you don’t know what you are doing at first, you should be able to improve quickly.
09/16/2010
