In the end, the PocketFives #1 Number One competition became another chance for Niklas ‘lena900’ Astedt to prove his dominance.

You probably think Darth Vader says “Luke, I am your father”. He doesn’t. You probably think Queen’s ‘We are the Champions’ ends with an emphatic “…of the WORLD!”. It doesn’t.

Chris Moorman is easily one of the most – if not the most – decorated players in PocketFives history. He’s been the #1-ranked player 13 different times and has held that spot for a combined 23 weeks. He was the first player to break $10 million and $15 million in lifetime earnings.

There simply isn’t a more decorated player in the history of PocketFives than Chris ‘moorman1’ Moorman. He’s won more Triple Crowns than anybody else, been ranked #1 more times than anybody else and was the first player to hit the $10 million and $15 million earnings marks.

On the heels of the 2018 World Series of Poker, the month of August is usually a reset for many in the poker world after they take some time to recharge from the strenuous Vegas grind. That doesn’t mean the news slows down, though. Here are PocketFives’ top stories from August.

April often opens with a day dedicated to Fools, but this year some of online poker’s biggest stars shined brightest all month long – including the most-decorated player in PocketFives history. Moorman, ‘bencb789’, Nitsche, Leonard Grab Sunday Majors Wins Chris Moorman has won more PocketFives Triple Crowns than anybody else and he tops the all-time […]

February may seem like forever ago, but it wasn’t too long ago that the second month of 2018 saw the names of Chris ‘moorman1’ Moorman, Mike ‘goleafsgoeh’ Leah, and Viktor ‘isildur1’ Blom capture the headlines. Below are PocketFives’ top five stories from February 2018, plus a look back at the February’s Monthly PLB winner.

Movers & Shakers takes a look into those PocketFives members that have made big moves in the top 100 of the online poker rankings.

On an evening that saw PokerStars have to cancel many of their tournaments halfway through, there was better luck for poker ambassadors Chris Moorman and Patrick Leonard as the Brits took down events on their respective partner sites, 888poker and partypoker.

The World Series of Poker in Las Vegas came to an end just over two weeks ago, and as a wealth of professional players departed from the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino, many returned to their normal daily online poker grind.

PocketFives all-time money list leader Chris ‘Moorman1’ Moorman took another step towards the $15 million online earnings accolade after taking down the PokerStars $215 Sunday Warm-Up for $39,343.

The 888poker LIVE series Main Event in London kicks off February 8 and promises to be a fun tournament for all who travel for the event. 888poker ambassador Chris Moorman will be there, playing in his former stomping grounds.

The United Kingdom is home to a poker-crazed culture and the world’s all-time leading online tournament casher, Chris ‘moorman1’ Moorman. He might be the big name, but the top 10 for the U.K. is filled with some of the world’s best and others who are on the verge of their first major splash.

One of the busiest periods of online poker tournaments is in the home stretch with many more massive guarantees yet to be paid out in the PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker and the 888poker XL Eclipse. Former #1-ranked PocketFiver and current 888poker ambassador Chris Moorman has played in more major online series than nearly […]

Chris Moorman unquestionably knows a thing or two about poker. The most decorated player in PocketFives history apparently has a bit of a knack for marketing, too. Just days before his autobiography was due to hit bookshelves this summer the all-time leader in online tournament earnings beat 958 other players to win his first career […]