Carder England (born January 19, 1988) is an American professional

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player turned businessman from Lawrenceville, Georgia currently residing in Atlanta, Georgia.

Online poker

Known for beginning at the lowest stakes and grinding his way up from the bottom, "+ to the EV!" PokerStars a.k.a. "SpazIsPlusEv" on Full Tilt Poker, England's multi table tournament online winnings exceeded $1,000,000, including multiple wins in the Full Tilt Poker $100 Rebuy tournament and multiple Sunday Major final tables including taking 4th place in the Full Tilt Poker Sunday Brawl and the 4th in the

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Sunday $500

Coaching

England is a coach at pocketfives.com. "+ to the EV!" He releases videos and does coaching over the internet using Skype and Mikogo generally viewing hand histories and teaching his students optimal play.

Live poker

World Series of Poker

England made his WSOP debut at the

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with two cashes totaling $9,432. In 2010, he cashed again twice for a total of $17,612.

Turning Stone Casino

England made his first live appearance at

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. Not yet 21, he managed to cash his first event doubling his money at the Heartland Poker Tour and followed that up with two cashes at the

March Madness event the following year with his best finish being a 4th-place finish in the main event for $15,883
"4th"

References

External links

PocketFives profile

Card Player profileHendon Mob profile

WSOP profile
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