PokerStars signs up j.thaddeus

Posted by Gerry Poltorak on Nov 04, 2009 Posted in Poker News | No Comments »

PokerStars are about to announced that Irish online Poker sensation, j.thaddeus, has just been signed up as one of their UK and Ireland pro’s.

Information on the details are scarce at the minute as PokerStars have yet to announce it. However, PokerNewsBoy.com have an inside source that can confirm that j.thaddeus, or Jude Ainsworth which he goes by when he is not online, will be confirmed later this week.

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JudeAinsworthJude Ainsworth ‘j.thaddeus‘ is a well known name in the UK, and one of if not the biggest name among online players from Ireland. His biggest live result came when he won the €2,000 No Limit Hold’em Irish Poker Championships and picked up $212,000 for his troubles. However, where j.thaddeus really shines is online, where on PokerStars alone he has over $1.8m in online winnings. His biggest result to date was when he picked up PokerStars most prestegious title as the SCOOP High Stakes Main Event winner, picking up close to $1m.

So with Jude being one of the best online poker players in the world, also the fact he is from Ireland, and PokerStars just about to launch the UK and Ireland Poker Tour in Galway. It comes as no real suprise that PokerStars have just signed him up.

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