TRACKER
Bobby Baldwin
Nickname: Unknown
Birth Date: Aug 1, 1950 (Age 74)
W/L Streak: 🧊 1 Loss Streak
Bobby Baldwin is an American poker player, casino executive, and prolific author from Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA. Baldwin first made a name for himself in the poker world in the 1970s, winning several major tournaments, including the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event in 1978. He became the youngest player at the time to win the WSOP Main Event, at the age of 28, and held the record for four years until Stu Ungar won the Main Event in 1980.
Hometown
Tulsa, OK
Nationality
United States
Profession
Casino Executive
First Session
Feb 8, 2015
Net Winnings
$252,050
Episodes
20
Hours Played
43
Avg. Table BB
$800
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