Ryan "Adopt_aDogg0" Leng Looks to Continue WSOP Success
Years ago, when he was living in Illinois, Ryan Leng learned poker from home games with his old hockey team. Now, he’s a World Series of Poker gold bracelet winner and three-time WSOP Circuit ring winner.
Leng, who now resides in Las Vegas, captured his bracelet back in 2018 when he took down Event #51: $1,500 NLH Bounty for $272,765. As for his rings, the first came in 2017 when he won the WSOPC Horseshoe Southern Indiana Event #12: $365 NLH for $10,164, while the second came three months after his bracelet win when he won the WSOP.com Online Circuit Event #8: $1,000 NLH High Roller 6-Handed for $56,202.
Earlier this year, Leng nabbed number three at the WSOPC Rio Las Vegas after taking down Event #7: $400 NLH/PLO Mix 8-Handed for $9,722.
Leng, a renowned poker coach and gamer, has not only shown he has what it takes to win a bracelet, but he’s also proved himself on WSOP.com making him one of the favorites to capture gold this summer.
Leng, who plays under the screenname “Adopt_aDogg0,” is in action here in the 2020 WSOP Kickoff Event. He was even kind enough to send us a photo of him at his grind station.
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runout that secured their much-needed double.
flop. 
appeared on the turn and "ScojoPoker" lead out once again for 720, "bestintheworld" called. 
river and tabled their hands. ''
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flop. 
turn gave "King_Tubby" some life drawing to broadway but the board completed with the 
on the river giving "JACKKASH" a full house and "King_Tubby" bought a new 15k stack.
river completed the board to secure his much-needed double.