Matthew "All In At 420" Stout

Matt Stout is a professional poker player born in Bayonne, New Jersey in 1984. From his first live cash in 2006 through October 2011, he has earned over $1 million in tournament poker, and also played successfully online under the screen name “All in at 420,” earning over $2 million in online poker tournaments. His career highlights include 3rd-place finishes on the WPT and WSOP Circuit championship events, a WSOP Circuit ring, and a victory at the California State Poker Championship.

Stout grew up playing games including low-stakes poker. Taught the game by his sister, he first played poker at 4 years old. He began taking poker seriously in 2003, in $.25-$.50 LHE games with friends. He was hooked, and soon began playing smaller tournaments online and in Atlantic City casinos, using his winnings to help pay for school.

Stout’s first big cash came in 2006, when he finished runner-up in a $500 NLHE WSOP Circuit event at Caesars in Atlantic City to earn $32,480. He had five more money finishes that year, including a win in $300 NLHE at the U.S. Poker Championship in Atlantic City, worth, $32,850. He also cashed at the WSOP for the first time that summer.

In 2007, Matt cashed 3 times at the WSOP, highlighted by a 118th-place finish in the Main Event for $58,570. He also finished 2nd in the $2,000 NLHE at the U.S. Poker Championship, a result worth $45,540.

During 2008, Stout moved to Las Vegas. In January, he finished 24th at the A$10,000 NLHE Aussie Millions for $57,137, and won a $500 NLHE event at the WSOP Circuit in Atlantic City for $59,210. That summer, he added 2 more cashes at the WSOP and had his first WPT cash in October at the $15,000 NLHE Fest Al Lago Classic in Las Vegas, taking 35th for $26,645.

He started 2009 with a cash at the EPT PokerStars Caribbean Adventure and then finished 3rd at the WSOP Circuit $5,000 NLHE Championship in Tunica for $73,590. He continued with several more top finishes in 2009 including a win in $2,000 NLHE at the California State Poker Championship for $54,258, and then 3 more cashes at the WSOP. Then from October to December, Stout scored three straight WPT cashes: 13th at the $15,000 NLHE Festa al Lago for $39,760, 3rd at the $9,700 NLHE World Poker Finals at Foxwoods for $265,710), and 20th in the $15,000 NLHE Five Diamond World Poker Classic for $28,569.

In 2010, Matt cashed at the Borgata Winter Open, the WSOP Circuit in Tunica, the L.A. Poker Classic, the WPT Five Diamond Poker Classic, where he finished 17th for $47,033. He made another WSOP Circuit final table, finishing 9th at Caesars, and cashed 5 more times at the WSOP. At the WPT Festa al Lago, he cashed for the 6th time on the WPT, 18th for $25,792.

Stout added 3 more WSOP cashes in 2011, highlighted by an 8th-place finish in $1,500 NLHE for $63,032. He also cashed for the second time in the Main Event, finishing 186th, to earn an additional $47,107. He also cashed in the $5,000 NLHE at the Bellagio Cup and in the €1,500 PLO at WSOP Europe in Cannes.