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Chris Brewer's Unlucky Streak: Bubble Boy in Four $100K Tournaments
Live Poker & StreamingDecember 11, 2021·1 min read

Chris Brewer's Unlucky Streak: Bubble Boy in Four $100K Tournaments


Poker high roller Chris Brewer recently shared his 2021 tournament results with his Twitter followers, and the statistics are not pretty. In 2021, Brewer played 8 tournaments with a buy-in of $100,000 each. In four of those tournaments, he busted on the bubble. In two other tournaments, he busted two places short of the prize money.

Brewer's unlucky streak in high-stakes tournaments has been notable, but it's not all bad news. In tournaments with different buy-ins, Brewer earned $3,300,000. So, while his $100K tournament results were disappointing, his overall poker performance in 2021 was not a loss.

Brewer's experience serves as a reminder that even the best poker players can have off years or face bad luck in high-stakes tournaments. Despite his disappointing results in $100K tournaments, Brewer's overall earnings in 2021 show that he is still a force to be reckoned with in the poker world.

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