-5 WSOP Bracelets
-2 WSOP Rings
-National Champion, Heads-Up No-Limit Holdem, 2008
 WSOP Main Event Champion 2000

Chris Ferguson spent 18 years in UCLA, he has been awarded a Ph.D in Computer Science which makes him Doctor Chris “Jesus” Ferguson, he was discovered when he won TJ Cloutier in the main event of the 2000 WSOP, it was the beginning of a new path for him, a path very much diversified from UCLA.

Due to his computer literacy he stared playing poker online on an IRC channel in times when broadband internet was still a dream. He realized that he was in possesion of a real gift back in 1994 when he started playing in small tournaments in LA.

His star ignited in 2000 when he won his second bracelet following a victory in the 7 card stud event of the championship event, and it continued with another bracelet in 2001 in the Omaha Hi-Lo Split event, his majesty was ratified in 2003 when he put two more wins in his resume.

Ferguson has secured a total of 5 bracelets, he has landed on 25 final tables and he has the record of money finishes in the modern history of poker and WSOP. He has accumulated more than $6.7 million till this day only from his poker play and his participation on the WSOP plus much more from advertising from Full Tilt and other sponsors. Ferguson is an official member of the Full Tilt Poker team and you will find his poker face on the homepage of the online poker room.

Back in 2008 “Jesus Ferguson” scored a victory in the National Heads Up Poker Championship leaving 64 players behind him, he continued with two more amazing finishes in the 2008 World Series of Poker taking positions in 2 major events.

His studies at UCLA have been put into perspective as he is now the head behind the redesign and the remodeling of Full Tilt Poker as a team of experts are coordinated directly from him as he has both the knowledge and experience needed to ensure that the popular online poker room keeps up-to date and continues to be ranked among the leading rooms of the world.

Ferguson is known for his ability to cut a carrot with a playing card from 10 feet away which makes him a bit of a magician.