Brad Booth
- Career Earnings: $ 716,774
- $200-$400: A cash game specialist, this is Booth's limit of choice and what he can usually be found playing at the Bellagio.
Considered by many poker superstars to be “the best unknown player in the world” - a label first bestowed by Phil Hellmuth on Card Player’s “The Circuit” radio show - Canadian Brad “Yukon” Booth has firmly established himself amongst poker’s elite players.
Long a mainstay in the biggest cash games in Las Vegas casinos, Brad plays in the staggering side action (including $200-$400 No Limit Hold ‘Em) amongst the world’s top players with the likes of Phil Laak, Daniel Negreanu, Antonio Esfandiari, Barry Greenstein, and Johnny Chan.
While maintaining a residence at Bellagio for the past year, Booth has recently expanded upon his poker-playing repertoire to include tournament play, with results equally impressive to his consistent dominance in side games. Most notably, Booth played his way to a third-place finish in the World Poker Tour’s Mandalay Bay Championship, earning himself a hefty payday of nearly $320,000, as well as finishing 9th in the 2007 NBC National Heads Up Championship against one of the toughest field’s ever assembled.
Brad can be seen regularly on NBC’s Poker After Dark and GSN’s High Stakes Poker.
