Jack Everett
United States
Jack Everett is an American poker player who competes primarily in WSOP Circuit and other regional tournaments, with a total of seven WSOP-related cashes totaling $15,192. He has one WSOP final table to his name, finishing 3rd in a 2019 WSOP Circuit event at Thunder Valley Casino Resort.
Career Overview
Jack Everett is a professional poker player from the United States who focuses on the WSOP Circuit and other live tournaments in North America. While not a high-profile international star, he has built a modest but solid record in regional events, particularly at Thunder Valley Casino Resort in California and, to a lesser extent, at Encore Boston Harbor in Everett, Massachusetts.
WSOP Circuit Results
Everett's recorded live tournament earnings come almost exclusively from WSOP Circuit events. His first known cash was in September 2018 at the WSOP Circuit Thunder Valley Event #1: $400 No-Limit Hold'em, where he placed 22nd out of 1,253 entries for $2,754. The following year, in January 2019, he achieved his best WSOP Circuit result: 3rd place in Event #8: $250 Senior Event at Thunder Valley, winning $3,699. That remains his only WSOP Circuit final table.
Earnings Summary
As of the most recent search results, Everett has 7 WSOP-related cashes and a total of approximately $15,192 in recorded earnings. His largest single cash was $3,699 from his runner-up final table performance. Other notable results include:
- 28th place in the WPTDeepStacks Main Event at Thunder Valley (April 2019, $3,560)
- 12th place in a $400 Monster Stack event (September 2019, $2,430)
- 35th place in a $400 Opener flight (September 2019, $1,301)
- 123rd place in a $400 Opener (January 2020, $758)
- 128th place in a $400 Opener (September 2023, $690)
Playing Style
No detailed hand histories or expert analyses of Jack Everett's playing style are publicly available. Based on his tournament results, he appears to be a solid, patient player capable of deep runs in mid-stakes events, but his specific tendencies—tight vs. aggressive, strategic approach—remain undocumented.
Legacy
Jack Everett represents the many skilled but low-profile players who make up the backbone of the live tournament poker scene. His career highlights the importance of consistent play over headline-grabbing wins, and his results serve as a realistic benchmark for aspiring regional poker professionals.
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