Poker Chris Moorman

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Chris Moorman is a British professional poker player residing in Brighton. Moorman was initially famous for his results at the online poker tables playing under the nickname “Moorman1” before he proved himself in live tournaments as well with a memorable performance at the 2011 World Series of Poker when he made three final tables, including a second-place finish at the WSOP. Chris Moorman (moorman1) is currently ranked 8th in the World and 1st in the UK according to pocketfives.com and has been amongst the top 10 for 5 years - now breaking into the world of live poker events, with buy-ins and prize pools which would represent truly life-changing money for most of us! His unique, hyper-aggressive style has earned. The United Kingdom’s Chris Moorman is one of online poker’s biggest winners with more than $16.7 million in earnings. On November 29, he added another quarter of a million dollars to his bankroll. Chris Moorman did an unusual interview recently. Instead of talking about the poker scene now, the interview focused instead on who his favorite player was. And Moorman went old school. His answer was “Doyle Brunson.”.

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We Break Down Chris Moorman’s Approach To Online Poker Tournaments

Chris Moorman (moorman1) is currently ranked 8th in the World and 1st in the UK according to pocketfives.com and has been amongst the top 10 for 5 years - now breaking into the world of live poker events, with buy-ins and prize pools which would represent truly life-changing money for most of us! His unique, hyper-aggressive style has earned him 4 triple crowns and international recognition - this article has a look at his approach to playing MTTs online.

Winning a triple crown is a feat in itself. It involves placing 1st in 3 poker tournaments with a $10,000 or more prize pool. Dozens of triple crowns have now been awarded to some big names. However, Chris Moorman was the first to achieve this accolade 4 times and did it in style by winning not 3, but 4 tournaments in a week. Unfortunately for Chris, they don’t have a 'quadruple crown'.

Chris Moorman Strategy - Hyper-Aggression

Moorman’s style is absolutely unique. Much like Tom Dwan changed the way the average player looks at aggression in cash games; Moorman has helped switch the old paradigm on tournament strategy. His number 1 golden rule of MTT strategy is ‘Never be scared to put all your chips in’ and anyone who’s railed moorman1 has seen this thought process in action. Whilst moorman1 plays a wide range of hands at early stages, he switches on his hyper-aggression in the later stages where he is ‘hell-bent on getting into the top 3 places’. A lot of the time you might see moorman1 get caught all in with a weak hand but this is all part of the strategy. Is he is being hyper aggressive so often he is going to get caught out every now and then.

Chris Moorman Strategy - Playing Hands with Potential in the Early Stages

Chris has admitted in a few interviews that in early stages of multi table poker tournaments he likes to play hands with plenty of potential pre-flop. These are hands that can let him flop a monster and stack an opponent. He would prefer to play a hand like suited connectors rather than an ace rag on the button early on. That’s part of the beauty of moorman1’s games you literally never know what he is holding.

Chris Moorman Strategy - Playing for the Top Three

Moorman1 admits that he is only focusing on the top three positions when he plays multi table tournaments. Too many players drag their heels to try and reach the final table. Moorman1 has a fearless attitude with his goal to accumulate chips to finish in those top three positions. This attitude does well for him and he will get into situations where other players will not due to being scared.

Live Games

Whether it’s because Chris Moorman hasn’t put in the volume or that his live game strategy isn’t working, is unclear. What is clear is that his performance offline does not reflect his success online. Even Chris’ dad has had more success in the live arena. In 2009 Chris bought him into a GUKPT event as a birthday present and was then surprised to watch him take 1st for a cool £88K. Chris Moorman’s biggest live success however, was in January 2009 when he won $19,000 in the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure. Compare this to his $204,000 online win in the FTOPS XIII ’09 and several other 6 figure cashes.

Chris did not start at the high buy-in games, he built a bankroll and moved through the levels - players looking to do the same today can get a built in advantage by seeking out the softest fields - avoiding the sites where a lot of 'pro grinders' play, and playing at recreational sites instead. I strongly recommend you check out the tables at 888 Poker. This is now the 2nd biggest site online, and has a distinctly recreational feel. What I like best is that the tournament fields are smaller (think 300 players instead of 3000 each time).

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Day 1B of the CPP Online Main Event saw the 547 entrants whittled to a more manageable 86. A handful of our players made it safely through to Day 2 including Gavin Cochrane (9,088,435), Jesse Wigan (6,145,076), Jonathan Proudfoot (6,053,937), Matthew Kirwan-Shannon (5,924,698), Martin Brinkmann (5,732,826), Scott Margereson (5,033,931), Brandon Sheils (4,890,273), Ludovic Geilich (3,431,076), and James Atkin (3,149,189).

Two British Winners at 888poker

Both of 888poker’s biggest Sunday tournaments were won by players who call the UK home.

“Furzy123” came out on top in the $100,000 Sunday Mega Deep, a $215 tournament that overlaid once again, for the ninth or tenth consecutive week, which makes this tournament superb value.

The champion got their hands on $18,350 wile “TiltJuice101” also reached the final table but their time there was short-lived as they fell in ninth for $1,300.

Two Brits reached the nine-handed final of the $25,000 Sunday Challenge. “oldskool555” fell in fourth for a combined prize worth $2,041 with bounties included. Jonathan “jgjg3000” Gill was the last man standing and he banked $5,575 in total.

Plenty to Shout About at PokerStars For British Grinders

PokerStars proved to be a happy hunting ground for our players this weekend, especially in the $109 Sunday Kickoff where there were four Union Jacks at the nine-handed final table.

“MarcGregor89” and “Cyberraver” fell in ninth and eighth-place for $1,270 and $1,751 respectively. “Kakiers04” went a few places deeper before running out of steam in sixth for $3,325 which left “GnaRiverU” as our last hope. They didn’t disappoint as they triumphed over the rest of the pack and secured the $16,521 top prize.

There was another win for us in the $215 Fat Sunday, an 8-Max Turbo affair. “tryckymartin” won all the chips in play and exchanged them for an impressive $14,447.

Other British and Irish stars who won decent sums at PokerStars this weekend included:

Andrew “Picasso 2” Hedley – second-place in the $215 Bounty Builder for $24,399*
Dan “NukeTheFish!” Wilson – second-place in the $215 Sunday Supersonic for $15,662
Stampy-Vicius – second-place in the $55 Mini Bounty Hunter for $15,547*
Sam “SamSquid” Grafton – second-place in the $1,050 Sunday Cooldown for $15,437*
Lewis “blindforblind” Kershaw – third-place in the $55 Mini Bounty Hunter for $13,765*
thenthead89 – fourth-place in the Sunda Storm half Price for $7,956
Kakiers04 – fifth-place in the $215 Bounty builder for $7,635*
Ben_Apart – first-place in the Bigger $109 for $7,615
elnavas1 – third-place in the $55 Sunday Marathon for $5,319
JESUS_,ROCKS – sixth-place in the Sunday Storm half Price for $4,042
Owain “sngwonder” Carey – fifth-place in the Hotter $109 for $2,791
James “deyrzuited” Noonan – seventh-place in the $215 Bounty Builder for $2,771*
liammaccy – second-place in the $109 Sunday Wrap-Up for $2,270
“pinkiii7” – third-place in the $109 Saturday KO Late Edition for $1,873*
Gareth “missy_gazell” James – fifth-place in the $109 Sunday Starter for $1,657

Chidwick Banks Brace of Five-Figure Scores at GGPoker

Stephen Chidwick helped himself to two five-figure scores over at GGPoker. The first came in the $5,250 buy-in High Rollers Blade Mulligan where he finished fifth for $27,519.

The second came in another $5,250 buy-in tournament, the High Rollers Blade. Chidwick fell in seventh-place in this tournament for $19,067.

There was a five-figure prize for “cristitmas” in the GGMasters High Roller. Their ninth-place finish yielded a $12,760 prize.

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Some of the other highlights from GGPoker this weekend included:

Promoking – sixth-place in the Bounty grand Master $315 for $10,057*
FGJ80 – second-place in the PLO Crusaders Bounty Quest $525 for $9,982*
JPC123 – eighth-place in the Battle of Malta #15: THE REVENGE for $7,555*
Dripbayless – third-place in the PLO Crusaders $250 for $7,114
Egyptianking – fifth-place in The $1,050 Last Stand for $7,109
boksioras88 – sixth-place in the Bounty Hunters Main Event $210 for $6,416*
IQGreek – second-place in the Sunday Six Shooter $105 for $4,293*
Chris Moorman – fifth-place in The Last Stand for $3,836
Chainsaw – eighth-place in The Last Stand for $1,466

*includes bounty payments

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