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2023 Global Poker Award Nominees Revealed; Winners to Be Announced on February 24

Wed, 24 Jan 2024 16:36:23 +0000

The anticipation for the 5th Annual Global Poker Awards is building as the voting process concludes, revealing the nominees across 16 categories. Notable among them is Caitlin Comeskey, a previous winner who secured nominations in three categories: Short-Form Content Creator, Best Video Content, and Best X/Twitter Personality. Comeskey faces stiff competition from Marle Spragg, another three-time nominee.

The prestigious GPI Poker Player of the Year trophy is set to be awarded to Bin Weng, while Kristen Foxen secures her fourth GPI Female Player of the Year title, and Nick Pupillo prepares to claim the Mid-Major PoY title. GGPoker has already picked up the Award of Merit, with more trophies, such as The Hendon Mob Award and the Charitable/Community Initiative, to be presented.

Global Poker Index Announces Official Player of the Year Results

Wed, 03 Jan 2024 23:00:39 +0000

The final tabulations were wrapped up this week and Bin Weng and Kristen Foxen are now officially crowned as Global Poker Index (GPI) Players of the Year, while Nick Pupillo survived a late run from Preston McEwen to close out 2023 as the Mid-Major points champion.

The final announcement was a formality for Weng and Foxen, who led their respective categories with room to spare in the final month of the year. The tighter race was in the mid-major category, where Pupillo faced a late challenge after McEwen went on a red-hot run at the WSOP Circuit stop in North Carolina.

Weng and Foxen Have Firm Grip on GPI POY Race, MSPT to Host Mid-Major Finale

Tue, 19 Dec 2023 18:35:39 +0000

The 2023 Global Poker Index (GPI) Player of the Year race is Bin Wengs to lose as the players wind down a bumper year for live poker throughout the world.

Weng is on top of a crowded leaderboard of pokers best, but his big wins and deep runs throughout 2023 may be too much to overcome in the last month of the year.

Nacho Barbero trails by less than 300 points an amount easily overcome by a win in the $40 million WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas and Ren Lin was near the top of the leaderboard near the end of Day 4. Lin could jump into the lead with a win.