One small step for Moorman; one giant leap for mankind. That certainly seems appropriate when discussing the all-time leading money winners in online tournaments. It was back in 2013 when Chris ‘moorman1’ Moorman became the first player in history within touching distance of $10 million in career earnings – a feat he’d accomplish fairly soon… Continue reading Bryan Paris Leads Five Players Racing to Hit $10M in Online Earnings

After a photo finish in May, the ending of the June Monthly PocketFives Leaderboard was anything but dramatic. Bryan ‘bparis’ Paris absolutely crushed the competition last month with 3,342.60 PocketFives Leaderboard Points, over than 500 more than the next closest player.

Winning a PocketFives Triple Crown is hard enough. If you want one, you need to take down three $10,000 prize pool tournaments across three sites tracked by PocketFives within a week. Each tournament has to have at least 100 players and a real money buy-in. Satellites and qualifiers do not count.

On June 7, Bryan ‘bparis’ Paris won the PokerStars Super Tuesday. That would be a career-defining accomplishment for anyone, and for Paris, the score was his fifth largest online ever.

[CAPTION=100%]Jordan ‘Jymaster0011’ Young, with Todd Brunson, was the #1 ranked online player on Black Friday. (PokerListings photo)[/CAPTION] Ask any member of the poker community and they can tell you exactly where they were and what they were doing on April 15, 2011, a day that will forever live in poker lore as Black Friday. For… Continue reading Looking Back at the Top 10 Ranked Players on Black Friday

Eight wins. Thirty top-ten finishes. 2,981.55 points. And that was just one month. The scores have been calculated. We’ve made a list. We’ve checked it twice. ‘lena900‘ won the PocketFives Monthly Leaderboard, or MPLB, in January with a total of 2,981.55 PLB Points. He led the second place total belonging to Bryan ‘bparis’ Paris by… Continue reading Sweden’s ‘lena900’ Wins January Monthly PLB Title

On Sunday, Bryan bparisParis (pictured) became just the fifth PocketFiver ever to hit $7.5 million in online tournament cashesand the first to do so since November. To that end, Paris joins a prestigious group that also includes Jeremy daisyxoxoFitzpatrick, Shyam s_dot11Srinivasan, p0cket00, and Chris moorman1 Moorman.