Chance Kornuth, Alex Foxen, And Chris Hunichen Join Team ACR Poker

Team ACR Poker just got a major boost.

Three of poker’s most respected high-stakes tournament players — Chance Kornuth, Alex Foxen, and Chris Hunichen — are officially joining the ACR Poker roster, bringing elite tournament experience, multiple World Series of Poker bracelets, and years of success at the highest levels of the game.

For poker fans, the names need little introduction.

Kornuth has built a reputation as one of the sharpest tournament minds in poker, both on and off the felt. In addition to his success in high-roller events around the world, he has become one of the game’s most recognizable coaches through Chip Leader Coaching, helping players improve their tournament strategy and mental game.

Foxen has been one of the most dominant tournament players of the modern era. A back-to-back GPI Player of the Year winner, he has consistently crushed some of the toughest high-stakes fields in poker while building one of the strongest tournament résumés in the game today.

Then there’s Hunichen — better known online as “Big Huni.” Long before becoming a fixture in live high rollers, Hunichen established himself as one of online poker’s most feared tournament grinders. His aggressive style and relentless consistency helped him rise through the online ranks before transitioning into some of the biggest live events in poker.

Together, the trio adds even more firepower to a Team ACR Poker lineup already built around high-level competition and a deep connection to the poker community.

“Adding Chance, Alex and Chris to Team ACR Poker is a massive moment for us,” said Chris Moneymaker, lead pro for ACR Poker. “These are three of the best tournament players in the world, and each of them brings incredible experience, credibility and passion for the game.”

The additions are about more than tournament results alone. All three players are expected to take active roles across major online tournament series, live events, content projects, and community engagement initiatives moving forward.

Kornuth said he’s looking forward to helping grow the game alongside one of poker’s largest communities, while Foxen pointed to the platform’s reputation for competitive tournament action and opportunities for players at every level. Hunichen added that ACR Poker has always been one of the toughest places to play online — something he has respected throughout his career.

For ACR Poker players, it means more access to some of the best tournament minds in poker and even more star power tied to the platform’s growing tournament schedule.

And for poker fans in general, it marks another major moment in the continued evolution of Team ACR Poker.