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		Diego Cordovez Diego Cordovez was born in New York City, New York in 1965 and now lives in Palo Alto, California. Diego started playing poker in the 1st grade with his teacher who used poker to teach the kids their basic math skills. Diego remained a student of the game, reading every poker book before even beginning to play in 1991. Cordovez is a successful businessman who plays poker part-time and claims a full-time pursuit of poker is too much of a grind for him. Diego is the CEO of Advanced Global Applications - a company that builds online poker sites. When he isn't running the business or playing in tournaments, Cordovez is contributing poker articles to Cardplayer magazine - one of the premiere poker publications in the world. Diego Cordovez has accumulated over $1 million in tournament winnings in his career with one WSOP bracelet. Diego's bracelet came in the 2000 WSOP No Limit Hold 'em $2,000 buy-in event good for $293,040. Diego almost took home two more bracelets in 2002 with a 3rd place finish in the No Limit Hold 'em event and a 2nd place finish in the S.H.O.E. event, collecting around $62,000 in prize money. Cordovez took first place in the 2002 L.A. Poker Classic Limit Hold 'em event which was the biggest prize pool for a limit tournament to date, netting Diego $570,000 in prize money. Diego continues to play poker about 20 hours a week in live games and online, while making sure to play a variety of poker variations so as to not get bored with a particular game. One thing he'll probably never get bored of is winning the big tournament prize money. Click here for the Diego Cordovez stats page

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