The man who ignited the online poker revolution, Chris Moneymaker, is now an Americas Cardroom Team Pro as of February 2021.

Jose Ignacio Barbero joined Americas Cardroom in April 2023. With a World Series of Poker bracelet on his wrist and millions of dollars in live tournament winnings, the Argentina native is easily one of Latin America’s best-known poker players. We’re thrilled to have the man nicknamed ‘Nacho’ on our team.

Ana Marquez joined the Americas Cardroom team in January 2022.  The Spanish poker player, who splits her time between Europe and North America, has served as an ambassador for several prominent poker brands.  We’re proud that she’s now on our team.

Chris Moorman joined the Americas Cardroom Team in November 2021, along with his wife Katie Lindsay. That made history as ACR became the first online poker site to sign a husband & wife duo as Team Pros.

Katie Lindsay joined the ACR Pro team in November 2021 alongside her husband Chris Moorman. While there’s no denying that she’s married to one of the world’s most accomplished online poker players, Katie is so much more than just Moorman’s better half.

Monika Zukowicz joined the Americas Cardroom team in November 2022.  The Polish poker pro, who is now based in Vienna, spent the last five years promoting the world’s greatest card game for a couple of well-known gaming brands  — both in real life and on the internet.  We’re happy that she’s now a part of our diverse and growing team.

We first welcomed Jon Van Fleet to the Americas Cardroom team in early 2021. The Austin, Texas native is no stranger to the world of online poker.

Jeff Boski joined the Americas Cardroom team in 2017. Boski is more than just a skilled player. He’s also an outstanding teacher.

Michael Loncar joined the Americas Cardroom team in January 2020. The 33-year-old first caught our eye after winning our inaugural $1,000,001 tournament in 2018.

Born in Barnesville, Ohio, home of a Dairy Queen, McDonald’s and not much else, Kuhn started playing poker in the 7th grade, dabbling in $5 home games. At 18, he dropped some coin onto the virtual felt and the rest is history.

Ryan Depaulo joined the Americas Cardroom team in July 2020. The New York native first went pro in early 2019, but he’s already making more than his share of waves.

We first welcomed Jon Pardy to the Americas Cardroom team in late 2020.  Best known for winning Big Brother Canada Season 2, Pardy actually credits a fellow reality TV contestant for getting him into the game of poker and the world of streaming.

Drew Gonzalez joined the Americas Cardroom team in late 2020. He was a self-described “recreational player” until 2010 when he quit his job and started playing poker full-time.

Ebony Kenney joined the Americas Cardroom team in late 2020. The well-known poker pro has racked up close to $300,000 in live earnings, including $34,637 for finishing first in a $235 Rio Deepstack event back in 2017.