John Esposito Jr., born on 7 June, is an American professional poker player who won a World Series of Poker bracelet in Limit Hold'em. He has 43 money finishes at the WSOP, including eight final tables and seven cashes in the 10,000 dollar No Limit Hold'em Main Event, and has been a regular on the tournament circuit since 1985. He first cashed at the WSOP in 1987 in the 1,500 dollar No Limit Hold'em event and won his bracelet in the 2,500 dollar Limit Hold'em event at the 1999 World Series of Poker, beating Mimi Tran heads-up for 219,225 dollars at a final table that included T. J. Cloutier and David Chiu. His Main Event finishes include 11th in 1989, 12th in 1995, 19th in 1996, 26th in 2001 and 32nd in 2011. He has cashed in four World Poker Tour tournaments, with a best of 11th in the 2004 Poker Million Cruise, and by 2019 his live winnings exceeded 3,650,000 dollars. The article gives no birth year.
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