Tourney.com player bio page for Chip Jett

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		Player Bio
		Chip Jett Chip Jett was born in Scottsdale, Arizona on September 22nd, 1974 and now resides in Las Vegas where he is married with one daughter. Jett began playing poker and making a living at it when he was 18 years old then began working as a poker dealer on an Indian reservation in Arizona. Jett began traveling to Las Vegas as soon as he turned 21 and eventually gave up cash games to focus on tournaments in 2000. Today Chip Jett plays in an astonishing 300 or so tournaments a year and hopes to make enough one day to be able to relax on a beach most of the year and only play in a dozen or so tournaments a year. Chip's wife, Karina Jett, also happens to be a successful poker player. Chip Jett has accumulated over $1.2 million in career tournament winnings. Some of Chip Jett's accomplishments in tournament poker include: 1st place in The Fourth Annual Jack Binion World Poker Open (2003) worth $129,589, 1st place in the California State Poker Championship (2003) worth $214,700, and 4th place in the 2003 WPT Legends of Poker Main Event taking home $100,425. Chip Jett was named the Best All-Around Player at the 2001 L.A. Poker Classic and took 1st place in the 2003 L.A. Poker Classic H.O.E. event establishing himself as a well-rounded player capable of making a final table in any variation of poker. Recently Jett took third place in the 2005 WSOP Seven Card Stud event collecting $99,265. Click here for the Chip Jett stats page

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