Justin Bonomo

January 2, 2010

Justin Bonomo, Libra – September 30, 1985

Justin Bonomo, also known online as “ZeeJustin” is an up in comer in the live poker circuit, however online game has had plenty of controversy over the last few years.

He started playing poker at 16, and prior to that had shown interest in the card game “Magic”.

During the earlier part of his career Justin was caught multi-accounting at both Party Poker and Pokerstars. Once he hit the online scene at the age of 18 he built a bankroll of $10,000 from $200 and was an impressive multi-table player. Others nicknamed him “12 tabler” simply because he was able to crush a number of SNG at once and could usually be found playing the $200 games. The stigma of his multi-accounting will probably follow him wherever he goes. It was only by fluke that Party Poker discovered he had been playing multiple accounts when they were investigating the JJ Prodigy scandal. Once they learned the details of Justin’s accounts, the site confiscated his accounts along with the $100,000 he had.

Although one of the younger players on the scene, Bonomo has had an incredible start taking a 4th place finish in the 2005 French Open Deauville, as well as 7th in the 2006 WPT Five Diamond Classic. In 2007 Justin attended the Pokerstars Caribbean Adventure where he placed 11th.

2008 was a great year for Bonomo, with a large number of tournament wins and / or final table finishes in addition to joining the ranks of David Williams, Jean-Robert Ballande, and Evelyn Ng as part of Team Bodog. He made his first appearance with Bodog at the 2008 World Series of Poker and took down 2nd place in the $5,000 Mixed Holdem event.

Justin’s total live tournament wins exceed $1.4 million US

Justin Bonomo Tournament Standings 2008

  • Nov 2008 Team Championship NLH Dream Team, 1st $ 18,000
  • Oct 2008 $ 15,000 WPT Festa Al Lago Classic, 17th $ 42,630
  • Jul 2008 $ 15,000 WPT Bellagio Cup IV, 93rd $ 19,390
  • Jul 2008 $ 2,400 NLH Deep Stack Extravaganza III, 4th $ 46,691
  • Jun 2008 $ 10,000 World Championship Heads Up WSOP NLH, 35th $ 14,438
  • Jun 2008 $ 5,000 Limit/No Limit Hold’em WSOP, 2nd $ 230,159
  • Apr 2008 $ 5,150 NLH – Championship Event WSOP Circuit, 5th $ 96,594
  • Apr 2008 $ 3,000 NLH Five Star World Poker Classic, 12th $ 4,200
  • Apr 2008 $ 4,800 NLH Foxwoods Poker Classic, 9th $ 13,595
  • Feb 2008 $ 2,500 LH L.A. Poker Classic, 15th
  • Feb 2008 $ 300 NLH L.A. Poker Classic,12th $ 6,632
  • Jan 2008 $ 9,700 NLH – Borgata Winter Open, 8th $ 135,243
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