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Legendary Poker Player Howard Andrew, Known as Tahoe, Passes Away at 86
Howard Andrew, known as Tahoe, has passed away at the age of 86. He was a legendary poker player who set a world record for the most Main Events played in WSOP history. Andrew won his first WSOP tournament in 1976 and went on to win two WSOP bracelets throughout his career. He played poker for over 60 years and finished in the money in 51 WSOP tournaments, earning over $1.5 million in tournament winnings.
Andrew's largest prize was $250,000, which he earned for finishing second in the 1987 Grand Prix of Poker in Las Vegas. He never missed a WSOP Main Event from 1974 to 2018, solidifying his status as a poker legend.
His achievements include more than 200 other tournament results, showcasing his consistent skill and dedication to the game. Andrew's legacy will continue to inspire poker players worldwide.
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