Justin ‘ZeeJustin’ Bonomo was too strong for the PokerStars $2,100 Sunday High Roller field and added yet another win to his name. The American found himself heads-up against ‘WATnlos‘ after players such as Andras ‘probirs’ Nemeth, Kristen ‘Krissyb24’ Bicknell and three-time Sunday Million champion ‘veeea‘ had all departed from the final table. Ultimately Bonomo came through… Continue reading SUNDAY MAJORS: Justin Bonomo Tops PokerStars Sunday High Roller

The world of online poker took center stage on Sunday evening after live events such as the WSOPE, and WPT Montreal came to their conclusion, and it was well-known grinder Andras ‘probirs’ Nemeth who showed his prowess by winning both the PokerStars and partypoker High Roller tournaments. The PokerStars $2,100 Sunday High Roller saw 100 entrants… Continue reading SUNDAY MAJORS: Andres ‘probirs’ Nemeth Does High Roller Double Duty

Stability reigns at the top of the PocketFives Rankings this week. The top five players in the world stayed the same as last week with Sweden’s ‘lena900‘ holding on to the #1 spot for the fifth consecutive week.

The long reign of ‘C Darwin2‘ is over. For the first time in 2018, a new name sits atop the PocketFives Rankings and it took a schedule packed with PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker and partypoker Powerfest events to make it happen.

The top-ranked player in Hungary, Andras ‘probirs’ Nemeth, won over $500,000 on Day 5 of the PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker and in the process prevented Roman ‘RomeOpro’ Romanovsky from collecting an astounding third title of the series.

How dominant is Swedish online poker pro ‘C Darwin2‘ right now? Well, following a week where he picked up zero PLB points, he still leads the PocketFives Rankings by 2,637.71 points over his next closest competitor. He’s now been the #1-ranked player in the world four 14 weeks and appears poised to put together the… Continue reading RANKINGS: ‘C Darwin2’ Continues Dominant Run at #1

It’s another week atop the PocketFives.com Worldwide Rankings for the Swedish phenom ‘C Darwin2’, who has been the only #1-ranked player in all of 2018. What makes the past week so impressive is he has crossed the 12,000 PLB point barrier, touching a new high in 2018 of 12,222.54.

This week’s PocketFives Milestones features players hitting new marks by the millions and one of the world’s top-ranked players adding to his legacy. Andres ‘probirs’ Nemeth cracked the $7 million mark in career earnings and boosted his status as the #4 players in the world. Nemeth won a $250 Sunday tournament on January 7 for… Continue reading MILESTONES: Andres ‘probirs’ Nemeth Hits $7 Million in Winnings

Swedish superstar ‘C Darwin2‘ can really do no wrong these days. He won the December PLB. He won the 2017 PLB. He started 2018 as the #1-ranked online poker player in the world and this past week he actually added to his lead.

Perennial high stakes online tournament player ‘probirs‘ of Hungary (ranked #11 worldwide) earned the top spot in the prestigious $2,600 buy-in “Super High Roller” tournament on Partypoker, followed by ‘z4vor‘ in second place for $34,545. The United Kingdom’s C=Conor ‘1_conor_b_1’ Beresford might crack the top five in the PocketFives Rankings this week, thanks to a… Continue reading SUNDAY MAJORS: Conor Beresford Wins partypoker High Roller

There was plenty of major online poker tournament action over the weekend, led by the PokerStars Sunday Million which was won by ‘AAadrift‘ for $157,465 followed by 816th-ranked ‘StoyanB‘ of Bulgaria who earned $109,715 for second place. Fellow PocketFiver ‘RafaCorreaBR‘ cashed for $76,447 in third place while ‘WillDav11‘ walked away with $53,266 for fourth place.

Fabrizio ‘SixthSenSe19’ Gonzalez continues to be the world’s top-ranked online poker player, but a new threat has emerged to challenge the Uruguayan for world supremacy. After not being included in the PocketFives Rankings for the better part of four years, Andras ‘probirs’ Nemeth is back and now sits in the #4 spot. Nemeth not only… Continue reading RANKINGS: Top 10 Shakeup as Andras ‘probirs’ Nemeth Comes in at #4