US-based pro Chad Brown is probably the best poker player never to have won a WSOP* bracelet. He’s been making final table appearance at the World Series of Poker* regularly since 2002, with six top-five finishes and countless other cashes. He’s also clocked up final table appearances in other huge events around the world, including the World Poker Tour, the NBC National Heads Up Championship and the PokerStars European Poker Tour. Chad walked away with $223,150 online in September 2006 when he won the $5,200 event in the PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP). He plays online using the screen name ‘ChadBrownPRO‘.
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You might have seen a little less of Chad Brown at the WCOOP tables in recent days. That's because he was busy padding his bankroll by several hundred thousand dollars in live events. Now that he's done with that, he's ready to move on to WCOOP, where he's suggesting you...more
Team PokerStars Pro Chad Brown is not only a deserving member of his spot on Team PokerStars Pro, he is also a frequent contributor to the PokerStars Blog. He's been having a year of final tables and is planning to do just as well in the 2009 World Championship of...more
Chad Brown's best chance at a WSOP bracelet in 2009 came in the $10,000 Limit Hold'em championship. A tough limit hold'em player in his own right, Brown tore through the field and looked good for the victory. And then there was the worst possible river you could imagine. In this...more
Have you ever gone to a party and been so impressed with the host that you just gave him all your money? Well, that's not exactly what happened in America's deep south this week, but it's close. Over the past several days Vanessa Rousso and Chad Brown have been hosting...more
It seems unfair to mention Team PokerStars Pro Chad Brown without mentioning Shirley Rosario who has been sat to Brown's left all day so far. If it wasn't for the latter the former wouldn't currently have more than 100,000 making a nice pyramid of chips. As Rosario herself tweeted...more
It was not to be, apparently, for Team PokerStars Pro Chad Brown. Seeking his first-ever WSOP bracelet to mix with his more than $2.3 million in lifetime tournament winnings, Brown came into Day 3 of the $1,500 Stud-8 event with the chip lead and a plan to take it down....more
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