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	Dewey Tomko Tournament Poker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Dewey Tomko was born in Glassport, Pennsylvania in 1946 and now resides in Winterhaven, Florida where he is married with three children.
		Tomko then went on to work as a kindergarten teacher where he continued to play poker every night and go right to the school in the morning with out sleep.
		Dewey’s son, Derek, encouraged him to get back into the tournament poker scene a few years ago and Dewey claims his son is a better player then Dewey was at his age — Dewey’s newest goal with poker is to go heads up with his son at a final table.
	www.tourney.com /dewey-tomko-tournament.html (265 words)

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		Tomko is a man of extraordinary dedication, to the game of poker and to his son, Derek – also now a poker player….not necessarily in that order.
		Tomko took a ten-year hiatus from the game to raise his son, vowing to spend more time with him growing up, rather than traveling around as a touring pro.
		Tomko was given a gold ring for his win, marking a breakthrough victory in WSOP play.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=9296212&postID=110961683479842991 (285 words)

	World Poker Tour - Bellagio Five Diamonds World Poker Classic
		ALL-IN Dewey is a mild favorite with his "Divas" (as Vince calls the Queens).
		Dewey would continue to go all-in on every hand, no matter WHAT he had...until...
		Dewey has seven outs: any spade that does pair the Board and give Paul a full house (or four of a kind).
	www.geocities.com /gsnnreality/wpt2/wpt_5d.htm (759 words)

	WPT - Season 2 - 5 Diamonds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Dewey Tomko is a tournament poker player with over 35 years of experience.
		Dewey goes all-in for a $1,790,000 pot as big slick is good with a board Q 9 3 5 4.
		Dewey goes all-in for the eighth and last time with the K 8 of Spades.
	www.poker-in-the-uk.com /WPTS2-5Diamonds.html (1797 words)

	Bellagio Casino World Poker Tour Report - Dewey Tomko
		Four of the players, Gus Hansen, Paul Phillips, Mel Judah and Dewey Tomko, have previously played on a WPT final table and they were all amazing to watch on this show.
		Dewey knew he needed to get into a race situation with Paul and win it to give himself a solid chance of winning the tournament.
		Generally we both stayed out of Dewey's way unless we had something very worthwhile, but we both knew that I was liable to re-raise him with something quite a bit less strong than Dewey was, and from there we both risked ending up in the middle.
	www.poker-babes.com /world-poker-tour/bellagio-casino/season2.html (2028 words)

	Las Vegas SUN:
		Dewey Tomko, a 54-year-old poker tournament veteran from Haines City, Fla., received $1.1 million for his second-place finish -- making him the first runner up in World Series history to receive a prize exceeding $1 million.
		The showdown between Mortensen and Tomko was set after Tomko ousted Stan Schrier, an auto dealership owner from Omaha, Neb., with a pair of kings.
		Tomko had made his way up from sixth place through skillful play, but faced a huge challenge in Mortensen, who had amassed a mountain of chips totaling more than $4 million, giving him a 2-to-1 chip advantage.
	www.lasvegassun.com /sunbin/stories/sun/2001/may/18/511843884.html (510 words)

	POKER - Dewey Tomko (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Dewey Tomko, a former kindergarten teacher, is a tournament poker player with over 35 years of experience.
		Forget those young cocky azz and Annie Dukes of the world; Dewey will bury all of you...and he did it before David Sklansky ruined poker with all of his great books...and he continues to win today because he is smarter and has more experience than the Gus Hansens and Phil Ivey's of the world.
		I am from the same area Dewey was originally from and I think it's great that he was able to leave this boring small town life and really make his dreams come true.
	www.homepokergames.com /tomko.php (597 words)

	Game Show NewsNet - PokerStars Invitational
		It's not as bad for Tomko, but he either has to win the tournament or come in second and have Grey come in last and Brunson comes in third.
		Tomko triples up and he's now the leader, while Grey is the short stack.
		Dewey is out in third, but he can still get in should Mortensen defeat Brunson in head-to-head play.
	www.gameshownewsnet.com /prime/psi2 (1182 words)

	Poker.Net - 6 Million Dollar Man
		Tomko raised him another $400,000, and Mortensen indicated he was moving all in.
		Schrier and Tomko had by far been playing the fewest pots of the surviving six players, and Schrier used this tight image to his crafty advantage four hands later, when Matusow opened a pot for $70,000, with Schrier, an Omaha, Nebraska, native who now calls Las Vegas home, calling from the big blind.
		Tomko called, and turned over K-K. Matusow had 10-10, and had to send a total (including the opening $70,000) of $413,000 to Tomko.
	www.poker.net /headlines/articles/6milliondollarman.htm (4669 words)

	From The Felt Top Table
		Some how Dewey was dealt a pair of wired Aces, usually a deadly hand, except in Texas Hold 'Em where someone holding a 6-7 suited will inevitably pull the straight against your lousy pair of aces.
		And Tomko said the same thing to himself, if another Ace comes up on board, should Mortensen be holding any King-Queen, Tomko would be holding three Aces against a sure made straight.
		Tomko said "I played it as good as I could have, only fate stood on that last card, it could have been a four of spades or a six of hearts, but only the nine of diamonds was only one of many that could have made his hand.
	www.gamemasteronline.com /Archive/FeltTop/AmarilloTaughtTheBandToPlay.shtml (2205 words)

	Costa Rica Casino Dewey Tomko - Costa Rica! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Dewey Tomko is a tournament poker player with over 35...
		Dewey Tomko is a well-known and respected name to any follower of the poker scene.
		and Marko Traniello, Annie Duke, Dewey Tomko, and Layne Flack...
	www.costarica.fvacations.com /index.php?k=costa-rica-casino-dewey-tomko (1049 words)

	Dewey Tomko - poker player for 35 years plus
		Dewey Tomko - poker player for 35 years plus
		Dewey Tomko has played poker for over 35 years with most of that time playing tournament poker.
		Tomko placed second at the “Five Diamond World Poker Classic” and fourth at the “Costa Rica Classic.” His combined winnings were $567,503
	www.online-poker-beginners-guide.com /Dewey-Tomko.htm (65 words)

	Dewey Tomko Profile
		I know Dewey Lincoln from ouur home town Glassport Pa....I just have not had the ability to contact him for some time.
		i played against dewey in polk county back in 1981, 1982, along with hilbert, mike harthcock, ej hart, ruth, charles walker, larry k, gene smith, raydean, late ted mosely, and a host of others.
		Hey Dewey - The last time I saw you was at Pido's brother's house party after our graduation.
	www.texasholdem-king.com /playerinfo.php?info=162 (592 words)

	PokerPages.com - PokerPages.com -2005 WSOP- Event 39 Deuce to Seven (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		All-in from the small blind for his last 30k or 14k raise of Dewey Tomko in the big blind.
		Dewey Tomko from Winter Haven, Florida has had 40 money place finishes and has an overall prize money totall of $2,640,821.
		Dewey has been playing at the top level for many years now, and will be going for his 4th WSOP title and bracelet, could have been 5th but for having to settle for 2nd place in the $10,000 main event in 2001.
	mambo.pokerpages.com /mambo/index.php?option=com_simpleblog&task=view&id=168 (1417 words)

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		Tomko raised him back another $400,000, and Mortensen indicated he was moving all-in.
		Tomko called, and turned over K-K. Matusow had 10-10, and had to send a total (including the opening 70) of $413,000 to Tomko.
		Dewey Tomko had two million bucks, and Carlos Mortensen had the rest, a little over four.
	www.seiyuu.com /okamoto/gambling/poker/wsop2001/final5.htm (4795 words)

	World Poker Tour - Tournament Info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Dewey went all-in for a remarkable 7 hands in a row, taking each one of them without a single showdown.
		Dewey Tomko graciously accepted his parting gift of $552,000 for his second place finish.
		Dewey had quipped on the eve of the final, “Its not that you have to be lucky at a poker tournament, you have to not be unlucky.” Enough said.
	www.worldpokertour.com /tournaments/details?id=41 (894 words)

	Bluff: The Thrill of Poker \|\| Poker Magazine
		154 players remain and Derek Tomko, son of Dewey Tomko, is all-in ($82,000), with pocket cowboys heads-up against the A-7 suited Mike Matusow, a little nervous, but overall, pretty happy with the match-up.
		Tomko is starting to get a little excited about doubling up and getting back in this thing!
		No kidding, but this should be in the bag for Tomko now, or at least 9 out of 10 times you play it.
	bluffmagazine.com /magazine/2004_10_40.asp (164 words)

	The Poker Gazette (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Take it from Dewey Tomko, a veteran poker pro who folded a hand that many players would bet their stack on.
		With the blinds at $100-$200, Tomko limped in with a pair of 9s.
		Tomko folded _ folded a set of 9s.
	pokergazette.com /simpnews/singlenews.php?lang=en&layout=def&category=1&newsnr=481 (338 words)

	CasinoGaming.com -- World Series of Poker
		He got that title by beating Dewey Tomko with an inferior starting hand to Dewey's and a perfect card on the river.
		In a replay Monday night, Tomko went all-in with A Q. Mortonsen called with the J 5 of Diamonds and made a flush on the river.
		Tomko was 37th in a field that paid 36.
	www.casinogaming.com /wsop/may0602.html (1254 words)

	:texas holdem tips » Blog Archive » David Grey wins WSOP No Limit deuce to seven Lowball event (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Dewey Tomko was eliminated in by Hennigan on Hand 172.
		With blinds at 8000-16000, Tomko opened for 70000 from the small blind, Hennigan moved all-in from the big blind, and Tomko called.
		Tomko’s T-8-6-4-2 was outdrawn by Hennigan, who drew a Ten to go with 8-5-4-3 in his hand.
	www.nsm-alu.com /2005/06/30/david-grey-wins-wsop-no-limit-deuce-to-seven-lowball-event (789 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Would have walked right pass Dewey Weum if he hadn't spoke to me directly.
		Dewey's a great guy and I like him a lot.
		I wonder if there was ever a final table that included Weum, Tomko and Ungar.
	www.seiyuu.com /okamoto/poker/wpo2002/day06.txt (309 words)

	WSOP final hands / WSOP 2001 Main Event: Carlos Mortensen vs Dewey Tomko (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This flop gave Mortenson a straight draw and a flush draw… and nothing to Tomko.
		Tomko still thought he had the best hand.
		Fancy what might have experienced Tomko when he saw 3d… I wonder what he felt when he saw the river… “I played as well as I could have.
	www.launchpoker.com /hands-reviews/wsop-final-hands/-mortensen-vs-tomko- (171 words)

	Computer Hardwear other John dewey website's (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The cornerstone for the current "cathedral of the Navy" was laid by Admiral George Dewey in June 1904, and the Chapel was dedicated in May 1908Chapel as a potential tomb for naval heroes, particularly John Paul Jones, funds were not provided for its completion for.
		Dewey was an American philosopher active primarilythe HCI community may be unfamiliar with Dewey's thought.
		000 11 Dewey Archer $373,000000 13 John Murphy $275,000000 132 John Sheckherd $15,000000 143 John Pires $15,000 000 164 John Wheeler $15,000000 225 Dewey Tomko $10,000.
	www.computerhardwear.biz /software/kids-software/thinking-problem-solving/john-dewey.html (455 words)

	Live Poker Tournament Updates from CardPlayer.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Dewey Tomko is all in preflop with pocket nines, and he's up against Nick Mao's K-Q offsuit.
		The flop comes J-10-2, and Tomko is still in the lead, although Mao has plenty of outs with an open-ended straight draw and two overcards.
		Mao catches a higher pair on the river to eliminate Dewey Tomko on the bubble.
	www.cardplayer.com /tournament-log?id=2230 (215 words)

	Poker Forums -> World Series Of Poker Day 4
		David Combs and Dewey Tomko have been eliminated on the bubble! They will split 225th place prize money - $5,000 each.
		Yet ESPN had stopped play and each table was being played hand for hand so that the TV crew could capture who went out.
		Dewey Tomko and Dave Coombs both went on the sixth hand.
	www.pokerforums.net /forums/index.php?showtopic=191&view=new (645 words)

	Online Poker - Polk Men Cash Out In Poker Tourney - News
		Dewey Tomko won $10,000 and Derek Tomko won $15,000.
		Dewey Tomko of Haines City and his son, Derek Tomko of Winter Haven, nearly made it to the end of the World Series of Poker at Binions Horseshoe casino in Las Vegas, Nev., finishing 225 and 154, respectively, on Thursday.
		Dewey Tomko has made it to the series' final several times, but has never won.
	www.5-online-poker.com /poker_news/modules/news/article-132.html (167 words)

	Texas Holdem N/L WSOP 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Carlos Mortensen having 2/3 of all chips played with Dewey Tomko.
		Mortensen expecting to make a straight bet again $100,000 and Tomko raised up to $400,000.
		Mortensen responded strictly – moved all in, Tomko was not ready to give up and raised with his last $1,500,000.
	pokerworks.com /texas-holdem-n-l-wsop-2001.html (108 words)

	World Series Of Poker, 2001
		Did you read William Hoffman’s exciting account of The World Series of Poker last week in “At The Casinos?” Poker’s most famous were in Las Vegas vying for the championship: Phil Hellmuth, Susie Isaacs, Huck Seed, Barbara Waggoner, Erik Seidel, Nani Dollison, Dewey Tomko, T.J. Cloutier, Johnny Chan, Scott Nguyen and Amarillo Slim Preston.
		Multiways are very strong hands, but opponent Dewey Tomko’s pair of aces still ranked higher, and fourth street gave Tomko his second pair.
		But it was the fifth and final card that made the difference, and Mortenson connected with the 9 of diamonds.
	www.thelowroller.com /world_series_of_poker_2001.htm (704 words)

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	Poker: Brawl at the Bellagio
		Finally, Paul decided to take a stand, and called Dewey's all-in bet with a pair of 7s, his lucky cards when he'd beaten WPT veteran T.J. Cloutier at the Bicycle Casino last year and ultimately come in second.
		Gus Hansen and Paul Phillips became spitting images, rookie Abe Mosseri bet like a madman, Dewey Tomko had a twitchy finger that came back to cost him, and veteran Mel Judah was out in the blink of an eye.
		A night full of wild ups and downs had finally culminated in what was a long time coming: a championship for Paul Phillips.
	www.buzzle.com /editorials/3-19-2004-51881.asp?viewPage=3 (258 words)

	Dewey Tomko, WSOP Main Event Runner-Up in 1982 and 2001
		Dewey Tomko, WSOP Main Event Runner-Up in 1982 and 2001
		At the age of 16, Dewey Tomko was already earning his living through poker in the pool halls of Pittsburgh.
		The record for consecutive entries into the WSOP main event belongs to Dewey Tomko: 2005 marks the 30th straight year that Tomko will play in the $10,000 buy-in championship event.
	www.pokerlistings.com /dewey-tomko-wsop-main-event-runnerup-in-1982-and-2001-788 (2126 words)

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