Josh Richard
Player profile

Josh Richard

“DrawFlush” Dieppe

Inactive player
Games played 36 All recorded games
Wins 3 8.3% win rate
Top-three finishes 12 33.3% cash rate
Profit / loss -$52.00 -5.9% ROI
At the table

Games by type

Where this player spends their time and how they perform.

Texas Hold'Em

88.9% of all games
32 Played
1 Wins
3.1% Win rate
Top-three rate 31.3%

Mixed Game

5.6% of all games
2 Played
1 Wins
50.0% Win rate
Top-three rate 50.0%

Omaha Hold'Em

5.6% of all games
2 Played
1 Wins
50.0% Win rate
Top-three rate 50.0%
Bankroll

Financial summary

Buy-ins, rebuys, fees, payouts, and overall return.

Overall profit / loss -$52.00 -5.9% return on investment
Total invested $887.00 $24.64 per game
Total payouts $835.00 $23.19 per game
Buy-ins $735.00 Across 36 completed games
Rebuys $65.00 Additional table investment
Season and game fees $87.00 All recorded league fees
Biggest payout $160.00 Largest recorded single-game cash
Career highlights

Achievements

A quick look at this player's milestones.

3 career wins 8.3% of all games played
$160.00 biggest payout Largest recorded single-game result
12 top-three finishes 33.3% career cash rate
Off the felt

Player tendencies

Poker preferences, memories, and stories in their own words.

Favorite Hole Cards

The winning ones

Least Favorite Hole Cards

The losing ones

Favorite Suit

Spades

Favorite Poker Saying

" I got outs "

Favorite Pocket Pair

Aces obviously!

Favorite Pro

No single professional.

I really enjoy watching / following Tom Dwan, Patrick Antonius, Phil Gallfond, Phil Ivey and all the high rollers.

Best Poker Memory

Watching Melanie hit Bad Beat Jackpot on Absolute poker playing micro-stakes and instantly winning a cool $ 45,000 USD.

Worst Poker Memory

Losing an approximate $650.00 pot playing 1/2 ( $200NL ) at Casino to a 2 outer. 

Toughest Opponent to Lose To

Anyone who's a sore loser.

Favorite Thing About Poker

Movies , Xbox, Reading, cooking, motorbikes, music, football

How They Got Started

With some friends from work about 8 years ago getting together and playing small buy-in hold'em tournaments. Part of the Moneymaker boom I guess you could say.