He’s found success in nearly every series they’ve offered, including event victories in both the PokerGO Cup and the U.S. Alex FoxenĪlex Foxen has to absolutely love playing in the PokerGO Studio. So let’s suit up and get into it – here’s our First Rounders for the 2023 Poker Masters. While some new faces are likely to be in the mix, when picking our favorites, we’re sticking with several names who have found success in the studio before – both in front of and behind the scenes. Last year, the fields topped out at 97 runners (Event #6 – $10,000 NLHE won by Martin Zamani) but with so many poker tours still experiencing that post-COVID bump in attendance, there’s a shot that this year’s Poker Masters can set some records of their own. So what can we expect from this year? Likely much of the same in terms of your favorite workhorse nosebleed players battling it out at the livestreamed final tables with a few new faces jumping in the mix. Packed with pros who know every spot and are looking for the smallest of edges to score some of the biggest paydays of the year, these tournaments are for elite grinders and the well-padded bankrolls of shot-taking VIPs. It’s safe to say, if we haven’t before, that many of these PokerGO Studio events are going to be among the toughest fields of the year. Sam Soverel, Sean Winter, and Michael Addamo also have a coveted Purple Jacket hanging somewhere in their closets.

Since then, some of the biggest names in the high roller scene have battled to take down the title.

The Poker Masters has been a cornerstone of the PokerGO calendar from the moment Steffen Sontheimer won the inaugural series back in 2017. The Poker Masters Purple Jacket will once again be up for grabs when the eighth iteration of the high roller series returns to the PokerGO Studio from September 14-26. The 2023 Poker Masters kicks off on September 14.

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