Arthur Cobb is American by nationality and citizenship status, originally from New York, USA.
 Arthur Cobb is American by nationality and citizenship status, originally from New York, USA.
Artie Cobb was born on November 17, 1942, with specific birthplace details reported as New York, USA.
Arthur Cobb currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he relocated in 1976 to pursue his poker career.
Verified detailed educational background for Arthur Cobb is not publicly documented. Generally, professional poker players often have diverse educational backgrounds ranging from high school diplomas to university degrees, sometimes in fields such as mathematics or business, which can support analytical skills useful in poker.
There is no publicly available verified information on Arthur Cobb’s children. Professional poker players often keep family details private to protect personal and family security.
Arthur Cobb started playing poker professionally, or at least began cashing in major tournaments, around 1976, which is when he cashed at the WSOP for the first time.
Arthur Cobb began serious poker involvement at approximately age 34, given his first cash in a major tournament was in 1976 and he was born in 1942.
Arthur Cobb transitioned to professional poker status around the mid-1970s, correlating with his first recorded tournament cash at the 1976 WSOP.
Arthur Cobb's first significant tournament victory was at the 1983 World Series of Poker $1,000 Seven-Card Stud Hi-Lo event, where he won $52,000.
There is no verified information on a specific poker mentor for Arthur Cobb. Generally, many professional players learn from peers or early poker communities, often influenced by local casino pros or well-established poker figures.
Arthur Cobb’s first important tournament participation was at the 1976 WSOP where he cashed second place for $4,250 in a seven-card stud event with a format determining second place based on amount of chips at heads-up stage.
Specific personal motivation for Arthur Cobb’s transition to professional poker is not documented; typically, players shift to professional poker driven by passion for the game, opportunity to earn from skill-based competition, and the lure of tournament winnings.
There is no public verified data on Arthur Cobb’s starting bankroll or early financial backing. Professional players often start with modest bankrolls funded from personal savings or small stakes winnings, escalating as success builds.
There is no evidence of formal poker education or coaching for Arthur Cobb; many earlier-generation pros learned through experience, self-study, and peer play rather than formalized training.
No verified information is available on Arthur Cobb’s first sponsorship deal; sponsorship contracts are more common in recent poker eras and may not have been a factor early in his career.
Arthur Cobb’s total live tournament winnings exceed $1,550,000 as of the last recorded data.
Arthur Cobb has won four World Series of Poker bracelets and a number of other tournament titles across his career, primarily in seven-card stud events.
Specific total final tables count is not fully documented publicly but includes at least four WSOP final tables corresponding with his bracelet wins plus various others in stud tournaments.
Arthur Cobb’s largest single tournament victory was at the 1987 WSOP $5,000 Seven Card Stud event where he won $142,000.
Arthur Cobb won 4 WSOP bracelets: in 1983 (Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo), 1987 (Seven Card Stud), 1991 (Seven Card Stud), and 1998 (Seven Card Stud).
Arthur Cobb has multiple WSOP cash finishes totaling over 40, with documented cashes including four bracelets and additional finishes in Main Event and other stud events.
Arthur Cobb reached at least 4 WSOP final tables, corresponding with each of his bracelet wins.
Arthur Cobb’s best World Series of Poker Main Event finishes were 28th in 1990, and 34th place finishes in 1986 and 1987.
There are no publicly available results of Arthur Cobb in super high roller tournaments ($100K+ buy-ins).
No verified high roller tournament victories ($25K-$100K buy-ins) recorded for Arthur Cobb.
There is no verified information on Arthur Cobb’s online poker winnings or digital tournament achievements.
No major online tournament titles are publicly recorded for Arthur Cobb.
Arthur Cobb is not publicly affiliated with any current poker teams or sponsorship stables.
Specific cash game limits played by Arthur Cobb are not documented; historically, players specializing in stud poker may play mid to high stakes cash games at casinos like those in Las Vegas.
Verified maximum stakes played by Arthur Cobb are unknown; traditionally, stud specialists participate in considerable stakes but without public record of the highest stakes.
There are no publicly documented notable high stakes cash game sessions involving Arthur Cobb.
No verified participation in the famous "Big Game" or similar high stakes televised cash games is recorded for Arthur Cobb.
Arthur Cobb’s estimated cash game profits are not publicly reported.
Given his American nationality, Arthur Cobb’s standing in the US poker scene is as a respected stud specialist, though no formal country ranking is documented.
Arthur Cobb is not listed prominently on the All Time Money List in top positions; his live tournament earnings exceed $1.5 million.
Arthur Cobb’s tournament return on investment (ROI) percentage is not calculable from publicly available data.
Average tournament cash amount for Arthur Cobb is not distinctly documented but likely aligns with mid-five-figure amounts given his winnings and events played.
In-the-money (ITM) percentage for Arthur Cobb’s tournament career is not publicly calculated, though multiple cashes spanning decades show solid consistency.
Final table percentage relative to total cashes is not available, but four bracelets indicate a credible final table conversion rate for his era.
Year-by-year performance details for Arthur Cobb are not comprehensively tabulated publicly; his notable result years include 1983, 1987, 1991, and 1998.
Arthur Cobb primarily specialized in seven-card stud, particularly in stud and stud hi-lo formats.
Arthur Cobb specialized primarily in live tournament play, notably in stud poker events, rather than online or cash formats.
He mainly played full-ring stud poker tables common in WSOP seven-card stud events.
Known for expertise in Seven-Card Stud, Seven-Card Stud Hi-Lo, and some No-Limit Hold’em for Main Event participations.
He generally competed in tournament buy-ins typical of WSOP events of his time ($1,000 to $5,000).
No verified known participation in specific online poker rooms.
Poker activities centered in Las Vegas casinos, including WSOP venues at Binion's and later WSOP locations.
Arthur Cobb is regarded as a tight-aggressive player in stud poker formats, focused on mathematical strategy with patience in stud events.
Known more for solid stud fundamentals than for excessive bluffing or trapping; play style reflects disciplined approach.
Combination of mathematical calculation and experience-based intuition, as typical in skilled seven-card stud specialists.
Demonstrated ability to adjust to tournament play styles across decades but primarily focused on stud formats.
Strong reading abilities in stud games, experience in multi-decade tournament fields, consistency and strategic discipline in stud poker.
Game Theory Optimal (GTO) was not a prevalent concept during much of Cobb’s career; however, his style aligns well with disciplined optimal play in stud variants.
No verified data on usage of poker software tools, common for players primarily active in earlier eras.
No publicly documented television appearances of Arthur Cobb on major poker shows.
No participation in the televised High Stakes Poker series recorded for Arthur Cobb.
No Poker After Dark appearances are publicly documented.
No documentary film features specifically about Arthur Cobb identified.
Arthur Cobb has given interviews to poker publications such as PokerNews, reflecting on early WSOP history and poker evolution.
No documented podcast guest appearances are available.
Arthur Cobb does not operate a known poker podcast or video channel.
No verified Facebook profile or page for Arthur Cobb with active engagement metrics.
Arthur Cobb does not operate a known YouTube channel.
No verified Twitch streaming channel for Arthur Cobb.
No presence on TikTok verified for Arthur Cobb.
No verified LinkedIn professional profile matching the poker player Arthur Cobb.
Public social media posting frequency is not applicable due to lack of verified accounts.
No known social media content shared by Arthur Cobb.
No current sponsorship companies publicly linked to Arthur Cobb.
No public record of historical sponsorship contracts.
No publicly available poker site ambassador roles.
No documented personal poker-related business ventures.
No information on poker industry investments.
No public availability of coaching services or platforms.
Not applicable due to no coaching service information.
No educational poker materials created by Arthur Cobb are documented.
No known affiliate program partnerships.
No personal merchandise available.
No poker books authored by Arthur Cobb.
Not involved publicly in poker training series.
No records of presentations or masterclasses.
No professional coaching work documented.
No notable coaching students publicly linked to Arthur Cobb.
No educational YouTube poker content by Arthur Cobb.
Appeared in poker-related articles and interviews primarily in PokerNews and similar outlets discussing historical perspectives.
No recurring magazine columns known.
No known speaking engagements at poker conferences.
No involvement in poker scandals or controversies.
No cheating accusations or incidents reported.
No documented casino or poker room conflicts involving Arthur Cobb.
No legal proceedings or court matters publicly recorded.
No known public disputes with fellow players.
No tournament rule violations documented.
No publicly available tax-related issues.
No widely reported criticism from the poker community.
Not applicable as no criticism is documented.
No specific poker industry awards beyond WSOP bracelets.
Not inducted into any major Poker Hall of Fame as per available records.
Recognized for stud poker expertise and consistency though no formal peer awards.
No poker publication awards recorded.
Notable for four WSOP bracelets in seven-card stud events and longevity in poker spanning several decades.
Holds the distinction of being one of the top WSOP seven-card stud bracelet winners historically, second only to a select few.
Contributed to poker development primarily through consistent presence and success in stud events, helping maintain the stud poker legacy.
No documented participation in major charity poker tournaments.
Remembered as a solid, durable stud poker specialist with multiple WSOP bracelets contributing to poker’s rich history.
Influenced stud poker prestige and legacy by maintaining competitive excellence over multiple WSOP decades and emphasizing stud formats in modern poker era.
1998 | USA | WSOP | Binion's Horseshoe | $2,500 Seven Card Stud | 2500 | 1st | 152000 | | | |||| 1991 | USA | WSOP | Binion's Horseshoe | $1,500 Seven Card Stud | 1500 | 1st | 146400 | | | |||| 1987 | USA | WSOP | Binion's Horseshoe | $5,000 Seven Card Stud | 5000 | 1st | 142000 | | | |||| 1983 | USA | WSOP | Binion's Horseshoe | $1,000 Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo | 1000 | 1st | 52000 | 104 | | |||| 1990 | USA | WSOP Main Event | Binion's Horseshoe | $10,000 No Limit Hold'em | 10000 | 28th | | 194 | | |||| 1987 | USA | WSOP Main Event | Binion's Horseshoe | $10,000 No Limit Hold'em | 10000 | 34th | | 152 | | |||| 1986 | USA | WSOP Main Event | Binion's Horseshoe | $10,000 No Limit Hold'em | 10000 | 34th | | 141 | | |||| 1976 | USA | WSOP | Binion's Horseshoe | Seven Card Stud | 1000 | 2nd | 4250 | 17 | |
No known tournament commentary roles.