Brandon Leeds

Brandon Leeds began making a name for himself at the World Series of Poker in 2007, where he placed 35th in the $1,000 S.H.O.E. event for $4,185.

Leeds' most notable result came in 2008 when he reached the final table of Event 26 – $1,500 Razz at the World Series of Poker. He ultimately finished in 5th place, earning $33,081 – his largest live tournament cash to date. The final table featured a stacked field, with Barry Greenstein eventually taking down the title.

Leeds has total live earnings of $76,322, placing him 21,960th on the United States all-time money list. His best live cash remains the $33,081 from the 2008 WSOP Razz event.

While detailed analysis of his playing style is not widely documented, his success in a mixed-game event like Razz suggests a solid grasp of non-hold'em variants. His ability to reach a WSOP final table indicates patience and adaptability in tournament play.

Brandon Leeds is known as a consistent tournament grinder from the Arizona poker scene, with a career highlighted by a deep run in a prestigious WSOP event. He continues to be a regular presence in live tournaments.