Chris Moorman is one of the most accomplished online tournament players ever with cashes totaling more than $20 million. The 37-year-old from Brighton in the U.K. was for a long time the runaway leader on the PocketFives all-time online poker money list, and despite having relocated to Las Vegas some time ago to focus on live poker, he remains in fifth place.
Despite his online expertise, he has also banked more than $7 million in the live arena. Moorman scored one of his largest paydays at the 2014 World Poker Tour L.A. Poker Classic for $1,015,460. He has two World Series of Poker bracelets, taking down the 2017 $3,000 six-max no-limit event and adding an online bracelet in 2021. Moorman has also finished runner-up at the series four times, including in the 2011 WSOP Europe main event for $1,068,690.
Moorman and his wife Katie Lindsay, who is also a very accomplished poker professional herself and recent WSOP Circuit winner, recently signed on as brand ambassadors for Americas Cardroom , becoming the first-ever married couple to agree to such a deal with an online platform.
Moorman is also a best-selling author with two poker books under his belt. He detailed his online success journey in the pages of Moorman: The Inside Story of the Most Successful Online Poker Player of All Time and shared in-depth tournament strategies in Moorman’s Book of Poker . Both of these books are a must-have for any player’s library and are available on Amazon.
Craig Tapscott: I am always curious about why players choose the bet sizings they do. One of the biggest differences between cash games and tournaments is the wide variety of stack sizes that you have to contend with during the event. Short- and mid-stacked play can be the difference between a bubble and a deep run. How do you deal with the different stack sizes of your opponents in tournament play on the money bubble as one of the deeper stacks at the table?
Chris Moorman: On the money bubble as a big stack, you get to open up the range of hands you […]
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