Hometown: Stockholm
Country of Origin: Sweden 
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| Mar 14, '09 | 2009 PokerStars.com EPT German Open - Season V | EPT Main Event | 5 | + |
Johan Storakers Eliminated in Fourth Place (â?¬237,000)Mar 14, '09 Soon after, Sandra Naujoks is at it again. She started off the day quietly and is now unleasing the fury. Johan Storakers bets 170,000 and Naujoks pushes all in. Storakers calls. He flips over A The board falls 9 Storakers, who wanted to finish in the top four to be able to buy the house he has been looking at, can do so, as he has scraped in to that top four, earning €237,000 for fourth. He leaves three Germans - one female, two males - to battle it out. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Sandra Naujoks William Thorson Eliminated in Seventh Place (â?¬116,500)Mar 14, '09
Thorson was on the button with about 11 big blinds left when he made the move, and Storakers beside him decided to call. Thorson showed 9 Thorson leaves the tournament in seventh place for €116,500 and he is terribly disappointed. His family has flown over and he has played amazingly well. He tells presenter Kara Scott, "I'm really disappointed ... It feels bad to be on the bad side of the luck."
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, William Thorson Cengizcan Ulusu Eliminated in Eighth Place (â?¬83,500)Mar 14, '09
Gork: J Ulusu: J Storakers: 6 The board brings a gift for Gork, who just can't seem to lose today - Q Ulusu is eliminated in eighth place for €83,500 and Storakers takes a hit.
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Cengizcan Ulusu, Marc Gork Action CentralMar 13, '09
Storaker bet 39,000, Naujok called from the hijack, and Gork, who was on the button, called also. The flop came down A Gork said, "I can tell you her hand is Q-10. It's a nice bet!" He said speaking about Naujok and acknowledging Storaker's aggressive bet. Naujok and Gork folded and Storaker showed pocket jacks to the camera. Storaker is now on 1,350,000. Gork said looking at his phone, "My friend says you had jacks ... and now my girlfriend also told me you had pocket jacks. My friends are so great!" In the next hand, Gork raises from the button and Naujok calls. The flop comes K The hand after, Gork raises from the hijack to 35,000, and Langmann on the button, raises it to 100,000. McDonald who is on the big blind reraises it to 200,000 and Gork folds. Langmann contemplates it while McDonald goes a shade of pink. He eventually mucks. McDonald currently has 850,000. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Mike McDonald, Florian Langmann, Sandra Naujoks, Marc Gork Andreas Hoivold Eliminated in 13th Place (â?¬25,000)Mar 13, '09
All in with the lovely A The board fell 8
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Andreas Hoivold |
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| Mar 13, '09 | 2009 PokerStars.com EPT German Open - Season V | EPT Main Event | 4 | + |
Johan Storakers Eliminated in Fourth Place (â?¬237,000)Mar 14, '09 Soon after, Sandra Naujoks is at it again. She started off the day quietly and is now unleasing the fury. Johan Storakers bets 170,000 and Naujoks pushes all in. Storakers calls. He flips over A The board falls 9 Storakers, who wanted to finish in the top four to be able to buy the house he has been looking at, can do so, as he has scraped in to that top four, earning €237,000 for fourth. He leaves three Germans - one female, two males - to battle it out. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Sandra Naujoks William Thorson Eliminated in Seventh Place (â?¬116,500)Mar 14, '09
Thorson was on the button with about 11 big blinds left when he made the move, and Storakers beside him decided to call. Thorson showed 9 Thorson leaves the tournament in seventh place for €116,500 and he is terribly disappointed. His family has flown over and he has played amazingly well. He tells presenter Kara Scott, "I'm really disappointed ... It feels bad to be on the bad side of the luck."
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, William Thorson Cengizcan Ulusu Eliminated in Eighth Place (â?¬83,500)Mar 14, '09
Gork: J Ulusu: J Storakers: 6 The board brings a gift for Gork, who just can't seem to lose today - Q Ulusu is eliminated in eighth place for €83,500 and Storakers takes a hit.
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Cengizcan Ulusu, Marc Gork Action CentralMar 13, '09
Storaker bet 39,000, Naujok called from the hijack, and Gork, who was on the button, called also. The flop came down A Gork said, "I can tell you her hand is Q-10. It's a nice bet!" He said speaking about Naujok and acknowledging Storaker's aggressive bet. Naujok and Gork folded and Storaker showed pocket jacks to the camera. Storaker is now on 1,350,000. Gork said looking at his phone, "My friend says you had jacks ... and now my girlfriend also told me you had pocket jacks. My friends are so great!" In the next hand, Gork raises from the button and Naujok calls. The flop comes K The hand after, Gork raises from the hijack to 35,000, and Langmann on the button, raises it to 100,000. McDonald who is on the big blind reraises it to 200,000 and Gork folds. Langmann contemplates it while McDonald goes a shade of pink. He eventually mucks. McDonald currently has 850,000. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Mike McDonald, Florian Langmann, Sandra Naujoks, Marc Gork Andreas Hoivold Eliminated in 13th Place (â?¬25,000)Mar 13, '09
All in with the lovely A The board fell 8
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Andreas Hoivold |
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| Oct 04, '08 | 2008 Ultimate Bet Aruba Poker Classic | No-Limit Hold'em Championship | 6 | + |
Matt Brady Wins the 2008 Aruba Poker ClassicOct 04, '08
Storakers checks and Brady fires out 270,000. Storakers moves all in and Brady instantly calls, tabling 10 The turn is the 7
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Matt Brady Update 11Oct 04, '08 Blinds 40,000 - 80,000 with a 20,000 ante. Matt Brady Doubles Through Johan Storakers Johan Storakers raises in the small blind and Matt Brady makes the call in the big blind. The flop comes K-Q-10 and both players get it all in. Storakers shows K-7 but Brady has the made straight with J-9. The turn and river brick and suddenly Brady takes the chip lead.
On a flop of 10
Johan Storakers - 1,600,000 Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Matt Brady, Jeffrey Papola Update 10Oct 04, '08 Blinds: 30,000 - 60,000 with a 10,000 ante. Johan Storakers Doubles Through Jeff Papola On a flop of 10 Thanks to the CardPlayer.com Odds Calculator, we can see that Papola has a 54.95% chance of winning the pot thanks to his gutshot straight draw, flush draw and overcard. However, the turn and river brick when they come A
Jeff Papola - 2,700,000 Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Jeffrey Papola Update 9Oct 04, '08 Blinds: 20,000 - 40,000 with a 5,000 ante.
Matt Brady raises to 110,000 and Jeff Papola folds. Allie Prescott then announces a raise to 350,000 out of turn. A ruling is made that if Johan Storakers elects to call, Prescott must be forced to raise to 350,000. Storakers does just that and Prescott puts it in. Brady folds and Storakers moves all in. Prescott calls and shows A Blinds Up The blinds are now 25,000 - 50,000 with a 5,000 ante.
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Allie Prescott Update 4Oct 04, '08 Blinds: 10,000 - 20,000 with a 3,000 ante The Hand That Never Was The flop comes Q-J-10 in a three-way pot between Matt Brady, Johan Storakers and Brandon Terry. There is little action on the flop and the turn is a king, putting four to a straight on board. At this point, Terry puts out a small bet of 50,000 to see where his 9-8, the bottom end of a flopped straight, is at in the hand. Storakers, who had flopped broadway with A-K, now min-raises to 100,000. Brady now goes into the tank with his flopped set of jacks, knowing that he's beat but wondering if he should draw to the full house. Eventually, he realizes that if both opponents have the ace, he'll never see the river without putting in the rest of his stack. Terry lays it down as well and the entire table is stunned that somehow the pot only amounted to just under 200,000. Who knows what would have happened if one had bet their monster on the flop. Chip Counts: Johan Storakers - 1,425,000 Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Matt Brady, Brandon Terry Update 1Oct 04, '08 Blinds: 6,000 - 12,000 with a 2,000 ante
Johan Storakers raises from under the gun to 35,000 and Jeffrey Papola reraises from the big blind. Storakers tanks for a moment before repopping it once again. Papola moves all in for 687,000 more and Storakers thinks it over. After a few minutes he says, "I hate calling with this hand," before moving his chips forward and showing A Papola shows A
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Jeffrey Papola Rajiv Motwani Eliminated in 9th PlaceOct 03, '08
The board runs out 7-5-4-Q-9 and Motwani is eliminated in ninth place, earning $33,400. Storakers now takes a slight chip lead with 1.7 million.
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Rajiv Motwani Brian Gates Eliminated in 11th PlaceOct 03, '08 Brian Gates is all in with 3 The flop brings a ten and Storaker improves to a full house on the turn eliminating Gates in 11th place. The chip counts tab has been updated. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Brian Gates Tim Kahlmeyer Eliminated in 14th PlaceOct 03, '08 Tim Kahlmeyer is all in and called by Johan Storakers. Kahlmeyer shows A-Q and Storakers needs a lot of help with A-J. The flop comes.... A-J-9! and Storakers takes the lead. Kahlmeyer is drawing slim and the turn and river come 7-6 to send him to the rail in 14th place. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Tim Kahlmeyer Dennis Lafountain Eliminated in 18th PlaceOct 03, '08 Dennis Lafountain is all in with A-10 against Johan Storaker's A-Q. The board comes J-7-2-6-J and Lafountain is eliminated. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Dennis Lafountain |
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| Oct 03, '08 | 2008 Ultimate Bet Aruba Poker Classic | No-Limit Hold'em Championship | 5 | + |
Matt Brady Wins the 2008 Aruba Poker ClassicOct 04, '08
Storakers checks and Brady fires out 270,000. Storakers moves all in and Brady instantly calls, tabling 10 The turn is the 7
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Matt Brady Update 11Oct 04, '08 Blinds 40,000 - 80,000 with a 20,000 ante. Matt Brady Doubles Through Johan Storakers Johan Storakers raises in the small blind and Matt Brady makes the call in the big blind. The flop comes K-Q-10 and both players get it all in. Storakers shows K-7 but Brady has the made straight with J-9. The turn and river brick and suddenly Brady takes the chip lead.
On a flop of 10
Johan Storakers - 1,600,000 Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Matt Brady, Jeffrey Papola Update 10Oct 04, '08 Blinds: 30,000 - 60,000 with a 10,000 ante. Johan Storakers Doubles Through Jeff Papola On a flop of 10 Thanks to the CardPlayer.com Odds Calculator, we can see that Papola has a 54.95% chance of winning the pot thanks to his gutshot straight draw, flush draw and overcard. However, the turn and river brick when they come A
Jeff Papola - 2,700,000 Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Jeffrey Papola Update 9Oct 04, '08 Blinds: 20,000 - 40,000 with a 5,000 ante.
Matt Brady raises to 110,000 and Jeff Papola folds. Allie Prescott then announces a raise to 350,000 out of turn. A ruling is made that if Johan Storakers elects to call, Prescott must be forced to raise to 350,000. Storakers does just that and Prescott puts it in. Brady folds and Storakers moves all in. Prescott calls and shows A Blinds Up The blinds are now 25,000 - 50,000 with a 5,000 ante.
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Allie Prescott Update 4Oct 04, '08 Blinds: 10,000 - 20,000 with a 3,000 ante The Hand That Never Was The flop comes Q-J-10 in a three-way pot between Matt Brady, Johan Storakers and Brandon Terry. There is little action on the flop and the turn is a king, putting four to a straight on board. At this point, Terry puts out a small bet of 50,000 to see where his 9-8, the bottom end of a flopped straight, is at in the hand. Storakers, who had flopped broadway with A-K, now min-raises to 100,000. Brady now goes into the tank with his flopped set of jacks, knowing that he's beat but wondering if he should draw to the full house. Eventually, he realizes that if both opponents have the ace, he'll never see the river without putting in the rest of his stack. Terry lays it down as well and the entire table is stunned that somehow the pot only amounted to just under 200,000. Who knows what would have happened if one had bet their monster on the flop. Chip Counts: Johan Storakers - 1,425,000 Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Matt Brady, Brandon Terry Update 1Oct 04, '08 Blinds: 6,000 - 12,000 with a 2,000 ante
Johan Storakers raises from under the gun to 35,000 and Jeffrey Papola reraises from the big blind. Storakers tanks for a moment before repopping it once again. Papola moves all in for 687,000 more and Storakers thinks it over. After a few minutes he says, "I hate calling with this hand," before moving his chips forward and showing A Papola shows A
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Jeffrey Papola Rajiv Motwani Eliminated in 9th PlaceOct 03, '08
The board runs out 7-5-4-Q-9 and Motwani is eliminated in ninth place, earning $33,400. Storakers now takes a slight chip lead with 1.7 million.
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Rajiv Motwani Brian Gates Eliminated in 11th PlaceOct 03, '08 Brian Gates is all in with 3 The flop brings a ten and Storaker improves to a full house on the turn eliminating Gates in 11th place. The chip counts tab has been updated. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Brian Gates Tim Kahlmeyer Eliminated in 14th PlaceOct 03, '08 Tim Kahlmeyer is all in and called by Johan Storakers. Kahlmeyer shows A-Q and Storakers needs a lot of help with A-J. The flop comes.... A-J-9! and Storakers takes the lead. Kahlmeyer is drawing slim and the turn and river come 7-6 to send him to the rail in 14th place. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Tim Kahlmeyer Dennis Lafountain Eliminated in 18th PlaceOct 03, '08 Dennis Lafountain is all in with A-10 against Johan Storaker's A-Q. The board comes J-7-2-6-J and Lafountain is eliminated. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Dennis Lafountain |
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| Sep 29, '08 | 2008 Ultimate Bet Aruba Poker Classic | No-Limit Hold'em Championship | 1 | + |
Matt Brady Wins the 2008 Aruba Poker ClassicOct 04, '08
Storakers checks and Brady fires out 270,000. Storakers moves all in and Brady instantly calls, tabling 10 The turn is the 7
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Matt Brady Update 11Oct 04, '08 Blinds 40,000 - 80,000 with a 20,000 ante. Matt Brady Doubles Through Johan Storakers Johan Storakers raises in the small blind and Matt Brady makes the call in the big blind. The flop comes K-Q-10 and both players get it all in. Storakers shows K-7 but Brady has the made straight with J-9. The turn and river brick and suddenly Brady takes the chip lead.
On a flop of 10
Johan Storakers - 1,600,000 Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Matt Brady, Jeffrey Papola Update 10Oct 04, '08 Blinds: 30,000 - 60,000 with a 10,000 ante. Johan Storakers Doubles Through Jeff Papola On a flop of 10 Thanks to the CardPlayer.com Odds Calculator, we can see that Papola has a 54.95% chance of winning the pot thanks to his gutshot straight draw, flush draw and overcard. However, the turn and river brick when they come A
Jeff Papola - 2,700,000 Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Jeffrey Papola Update 9Oct 04, '08 Blinds: 20,000 - 40,000 with a 5,000 ante.
Matt Brady raises to 110,000 and Jeff Papola folds. Allie Prescott then announces a raise to 350,000 out of turn. A ruling is made that if Johan Storakers elects to call, Prescott must be forced to raise to 350,000. Storakers does just that and Prescott puts it in. Brady folds and Storakers moves all in. Prescott calls and shows A Blinds Up The blinds are now 25,000 - 50,000 with a 5,000 ante.
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Allie Prescott Update 4Oct 04, '08 Blinds: 10,000 - 20,000 with a 3,000 ante The Hand That Never Was The flop comes Q-J-10 in a three-way pot between Matt Brady, Johan Storakers and Brandon Terry. There is little action on the flop and the turn is a king, putting four to a straight on board. At this point, Terry puts out a small bet of 50,000 to see where his 9-8, the bottom end of a flopped straight, is at in the hand. Storakers, who had flopped broadway with A-K, now min-raises to 100,000. Brady now goes into the tank with his flopped set of jacks, knowing that he's beat but wondering if he should draw to the full house. Eventually, he realizes that if both opponents have the ace, he'll never see the river without putting in the rest of his stack. Terry lays it down as well and the entire table is stunned that somehow the pot only amounted to just under 200,000. Who knows what would have happened if one had bet their monster on the flop. Chip Counts: Johan Storakers - 1,425,000 Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Matt Brady, Brandon Terry Update 1Oct 04, '08 Blinds: 6,000 - 12,000 with a 2,000 ante
Johan Storakers raises from under the gun to 35,000 and Jeffrey Papola reraises from the big blind. Storakers tanks for a moment before repopping it once again. Papola moves all in for 687,000 more and Storakers thinks it over. After a few minutes he says, "I hate calling with this hand," before moving his chips forward and showing A Papola shows A
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Jeffrey Papola Rajiv Motwani Eliminated in 9th PlaceOct 03, '08
The board runs out 7-5-4-Q-9 and Motwani is eliminated in ninth place, earning $33,400. Storakers now takes a slight chip lead with 1.7 million.
Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Rajiv Motwani Brian Gates Eliminated in 11th PlaceOct 03, '08 Brian Gates is all in with 3 The flop brings a ten and Storaker improves to a full house on the turn eliminating Gates in 11th place. The chip counts tab has been updated. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Brian Gates Tim Kahlmeyer Eliminated in 14th PlaceOct 03, '08 Tim Kahlmeyer is all in and called by Johan Storakers. Kahlmeyer shows A-Q and Storakers needs a lot of help with A-J. The flop comes.... A-J-9! and Storakers takes the lead. Kahlmeyer is drawing slim and the turn and river come 7-6 to send him to the rail in 14th place. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Tim Kahlmeyer Dennis Lafountain Eliminated in 18th PlaceOct 03, '08 Dennis Lafountain is all in with A-10 against Johan Storaker's A-Q. The board comes J-7-2-6-J and Lafountain is eliminated. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Dennis Lafountain |
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| Apr 20, '08 | 2008 Five-Star World Poker Classic (WPT Championship) | WPT No-Limit Hold'em Championship Event 15 | 2 | + |
Johan Storakers Level RecapApr 20, '08
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| Jun 18, '07 | 2007 38th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 30 - No-Limit Hold'em - Six Handed | 1 | + |
In The MoneyJun 18, '07 Tournament InfoPlay went to hand for hand halfway through level nine, and ended during the last hand of the hour. All remaining 78 players are officially in the money and guaranteed $3,507. Eliminations Johan Storakers was eliminated this past level, and he was replaced at the table by Erik Seidel. Dan Shak busted out shortly after his wife Beth made the final table of the $3,000 no-limit event when he ran into pocket kings with 9  7 and did not improve. Greenstein Stacks With Jacks Barry Greenstein raised to $3,500 from later position, only to have the player in the big blind reraise $12,000 more. Greenstein quickly pushed all-in for $25,500 total and his opponent called, revealing his 10  10 . Greenstein turned over his J J and was firmly in the lead. The board came A 8 8 8 7, and Greenstein took down the pot, ending with $58,000. Just In Case, Jack Moments before hand to hand, an very interesting hand involving Nam Le came up. A short stacked player pushed all-in and Nam Le pushed his last $10,000 in behind him. The player in seat ten agonized for a while, and eventually folded pocket jacks. Heads up going into the flop against an all-in, Le revealed his pocket tens and the original raiser showed J 7. The player who folded jacks was sick, until Le hit a 10 on the turn. The player began to celebrate making the wrong fold, until the case jack hit the river, and he was once again sick about folding. With the money bubble burst, the pace of eliminations should pick up until the final table bubble tension builds, so make sure to check back for more action here at Cardplayer.com. Player Tags: Erik Seidel, Barry Greenstein, Nam Le, Johan Storakers Level Eight RecapJun 18, '07 Tournament InfoAround 150 players returned from dinner to finish out the last fifteen minutes of level seven, before blinds raised to $400-$800 with a $100 ante for level eight. At the end of the level only 108 of the 847players that started the day remained. Shak Attack Is Back Dan Shak is doing double duty, sweating his wife Beth who is among the 12 remaining players in the $3,000 no-limit event, while also playing at a table with Johan Storakers, Terrance Chan and Joe Tehan in the short handed event. With payouts starting after about thirty more bust outs, Dan and Beth could feasibly both be in the money tonight. Eliminations and Double Ups William Chen was eliminated when he ran K-9 into the Q Q of Ylon Schwartz. Vanessa Selbst and Joe Awada were also eliminated this past hour. Mimi Tran's tournament life was on the line with 10 10 against the A K. Her opponent took the lead on the flop, which brought the K 9 2. After the turn, Tran retook the lead when the 10 hit, but she still had to dodge a spade to survive. The river brought the 9, which filled Tran's boat and doubled her up. Erick Lindgren was also all-in this round. After a flop of A 8 3, Lindgren held the A 5 and his opponent 7 5. The turn brought the A, and Lindgren only had to dodge clubs going into the river. The 7 sealed the deal for Lindgren, who ended the hand with around $20,000. Players are currently on a short break as chips are being colored up. Make sure to check back for more hourly updates here at Cardplayer.com. Player Tags: Johan Storakers, Daniel Shak, Ylon Schwartz, Terrence Chan, Bill Chen |
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William Thorson has been moving all in and picking up the blinds. Eventually he got a caller in Johan Storakers.
Shortly after being crippled by Mike McDonald's pocket kings, Turkish Cengizcan Ulusu moves all in for 256,000 and is called by Johan Storakers. Marc Gork then moves all in on top for 499,000 and Storakers calls. It's a three-way pot and their cards are:
The gentleman Andreas Hoivold has failed to repeat history this year. He has just busted out at the hands of Johan Storaker.
Matt Brady limps in the small blind and Johan Storakers raises it up 200,000 more. Brady calls and the flop comes J
Jeff Papola Eliminated in 3rd Place ($250,000)
Allie Prescott Eliminated in 4th Place ($150,000)
Jeffrey Papola Doubles Through Johan Storakers
Rajiv Motwani is all in with A-J against Johan Storaker's pocket jacks. 
Johan Storakers recounted a lot of his action from the last level to the tournament team - make sure to check it out in Storakers' Wild Ride.