Chris Moorman, winner of 24 PocketFives Triple Crowns

Chris Moorman, the young British professional poker player, strikes again!

Playing under the screen name 'moorman1,' Chris won his 24th PocketFives Triple Crown. His latest Triple Crown win started with the Full Tilt Benjamin on November 25 when he claimed $4.400. On 30th November, Chris took one more win in the William Hill $25,000 Sunday Warm-up and claimed $5,800. Moorman didn’t stop his winning streak there. He went on to triumph in a $215 No Limit Hold’em Turbo tournament on Poker Stars.

How the Triple Crown is earned:

- A player must win three multi-table tournaments, each of which starts within the same seven-day period across three of any of the sites tracked by PocketFives.

- Each tournament must have a prize pool of at least $10K.

- Each tournament must have at least 100 players.

- Satellite tournaments do not count.

Moorman’s biography is full of achievements and winnings in the poker world. His interest in poker started when he was a second year student at the University of Exess. Chris found out about a free online weekly poker tournament and decided to check it out. He immediately fell in love with the game even though he earned only $70 in the freeroll. He spent hours learning and reading about poker and improving his skills. It was worth it.

Today, Chris Moorman is ranked the #1 online player in the world and is the leader in career online poker tournament earnings. His winnings are nearing the $12 million mark.

Moorman proved himself on the live circuit as well, where he has earned a total of $4 million. On January 23, 2011, he was up against David Gore, who won the 2011 Aussie Millions Main Event. Moorman finished the tournament in 7th place, claiming $175,000.

After a while, at the WSOP Europe Main Event in Cannes, he took 2nd place and claimed a prize of $1,068,690.

In 2011, he almost won The WSOP Player of the Year title, but Ben Lamb beat him to it.

In 2013, Chris got an invitation to play in the NBC Heads up Championship in Las Vegas. He lost to Daniel Cates in the 32nd round.

An absolute destroyer of online poker opponents, Moorman is also a winner of four consecutive British Poker awards - Best online player for 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013.

Even though he is young, Chris has an incredible work ethic. He doesn’t drink or smoke during poker tournaments and is never late to the events. He has appeared on the covers of several poker magazines and is a very likable person. In 2014, the online poker star got engaged to his girlfriend, Katie Lindsay.