Introducing MyPlayers: Your Personalized Way to Follow Poker’s Biggest Names

Whether or not you’re railing Daniel Negreanu or Phil Hellmuth at a World Sequence of Poker remaining desk, or checking in on a good friend’s deep run in a significant event, there’s now a straightforward strategy to observe the gamers that issues most to you.

Now reside on PokerNews, MyPlayers is a free new function that permits you to monitor your favourite poker gamers throughout all our live-reported occasions, throughout all of your gadgets. No extra limitless scrolling or lacking essential chip depend updates.

With MyPlayers, your favourite gamers are only a click on away – no hidden charges, no subscriptions, and no paywalls. Simply log in and begin following the gamers you care about.

What Can You Do with MyPlayers?

When you’ve signed in with a free PokerNews account, MyPlayers is there to reinforce your expertise as a poker railbird for a number of the world’s greatest tournaments.

It can save you your favourite poker gamers to your profile, observe their chip counts and event progress in actual time, and entry your customized MyPlayers checklist from any system.

Your favorited gamers will even seem on the prime of reside occasion chip counts, so that you’ll by no means lose monitor of their efficiency.

How It Works

Getting began with MyPlayers is fast and simple:

Join or log in to your PokerNews account — it’s fully free.Seek for any participant in our reside occasion protection or participant database.Click on the star icon subsequent to their title so as to add them to your MyPlayers checklist.Observe their journey in actual time by way of your customized MyPlayers hub.

Whether or not you are a poker fan, a participant’s member of the family, or a part of a backing crew, MyPlayers places the ability of personalised poker monitoring at your fingertips.

Primarily based in the UK, Will began working for PokerNews as a contract reside reporter in 2015 and joined the full-time workers in 2019. He now works as Managing Editor.

He graduated from the College of Kent in 2017 with a B.A. in German. He additionally holds an NCTJ Diploma in Sports activities Journalism.