He may be relatively young, but Henderson, Nevada’s Bryan Devonshire has made a name for himself as both real-world poker player and at online poker room UltimateBet’s tables. Since he took second place in his very first appearance at the WSOP, Bryan’s slowly moved away from his roots as a cash game player to becoming known as a competitor to look out for when playing in tournaments. He’s won well over a million dollars competing in online and real-world events. Currently single, the 28-year-old is a fan of singer-songwriter of John Mayer and loves to visit South Colony Basin in Colorado. An avid outdoorsman, Bryan would like to start a non-profit wilderness camp for disadvantaged children. His PokerPages.com profile states that he “would love to take them to the woods cost free and surround them with adults that love them simply for the people that they are and change their lives in the process.” Bryan’s had some very impressive wins in the last several years. He walked away from 2008’s WPT No Limit Tournament at Festa Al Logo in 18th, pocketing over $42,000 for a few days work at the tables and came in second at the same year’s World Poker Challenge, racking up $271,625 over the course of a week. These are just two of many prizes the poker whiz has taken home in the last couple of years and while he could join many of his peers by sticking to the tables, Bryan makes sure to take time to write about the game for multiple sites. As a writer, Bryan has the ability to impart information in a way that allows even novices to understand complex ideas in poker. His blog at devopoker.net has a loyal following and he frequently answers questions directly from his fans. With charisma, charm, a great work ethic at the tables, and a way of consistently coming out in the money, Bryan Devonshire is a player to be watched.