Vier DACH-Ladies konnten Chips eintüten und sie liegen alle im Mittelfeld. Nur 274 Ladies konnten noch Chips eintüten und so ist der Weg zu den 162 Geldrängen gar nicht mehr weit. He won two seven-figure scores banking $2,151,754 for winning the 48-entrant €100,000 Super High Roller at the partypoker MILLIONS Grand Final in Barcelona and topping a 37-entrant $100,000 High Roller at the WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic at The Bellagio for $1,332,000.Zehn Levels wurden gespielt, und in dieser Zeit das Feld schon dezimiert. Schindler racked up most of his victories at the ARIA where he finished fourth in the Poker Central High Roller of the Year rankings. The high rolling maestro made 31 final tables, winning eight titles, and earning a career-high $9,118,893.
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Schindler, who finished fifth in the GPI Rankings, pulled in a series of results that make you want to puke with envy. The American won the 2018 Card Player PoY award, beating Chidwick to the title by a landslide. Jake Schindler got a little black and white on his hands. Jake Schindler Wins the 2018 Card Player Player of the Year Awardįoxen didn’t hog all the poker newspaper headlines. Michael Soyza was the top player in Asia, and partypoker rounded off a cracking year with Joao Simao winning the Latin American PoY award. Chidwick triumphed in the European PoY rankings. It’s worth noting that only one male and one female sitting in the Top 10 are sponsored by an online poker room (Adrian Mateos – Winamax, Kristen Bicknell – partypoker).įoxen also won the North American PoY award. The partypoker ambassador earned a career-high $1,095,611 in 2018, including seven final tables and a lone victory when the Canadian beat 117-entrants to capture the $279,549 first prize in the HKD 80,000 (USD 10,000) buy-in APPT National High Roller in Macau. Kristen Bicknell Wins the Female 2018 GPI Player of the Yearįor the second year running, Kristen Bicknell won the GPI Female PoY award in a one-sided affair. Jun 15-17 – Controversy reigns as Foxen tops a 178-entrant field to win the $239,000 top prize in a $5,000 buy-in event at The Venetian, beating his partner Bicknell, heads-up, with some quarters of the poker community alleging soft play between the pair.Īug 12-14 – Foxen conquers a field of 422-entrants in a $2,650 buy-in event at the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open earning $208,452.ĭec 9-10 – Foxen is the last man seated in a 159-entrant $5,000 at the Bellagio during the World Poker Tour (WPT) Five Diamond World Poker Classic banking $246,768.įoxen’s richest haul of the year came in the SHRB V, collecting $2,160,000 for his runner-up finish. Mar 17-19 – Foxen batters 68-folks to take home the $963,880 first prize in the HKD 400,000 (USD 51,000) buy-in Super High Roller at the Asian Pacific Poker Tour (APPT) in Macau. Any less, and Stephen Chidwick would have pinched it at the death thanks to his third-place finish in the same event.įoxen became the chief landlord of poker’s gaff after making 18 final tables, winning five titles, and amassing $6,632,556 in live tournament earnings, dwarfing his previous best annual haul of $1,716,078, the year before.įeb 27-28 – Foxen beats 50-entrants to win the $424,625 first prize in a $25,000 ARIA High Roller.
The mountain lion like Foxen booked the victory after finishing runner-up to Isaac Haxton in the season-ending Super High Roller Bowl V (SHRB). The noted poker ranking authority, The Global Poker Index (GPI), has crowned Alex Foxen as the 2018 GPI Player of the Year (PoY) and bestowed the GPI Female PoY title to his partner, Kristen Bicknell. It’s official poker has a king and queen. The Global Poker Index confirm Alex Foxen and his partner Kristen Bicknell as the two leading lights of the male and female Player of the Year race, and Jake Schindler wins the Card Platyr of the Year award.
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