Jonathan “apestyles” Van Fleet has been play­ing tour­na­ment pok­er pro­fes­sion­al­ly since 2003. He has crushed the high­est stakes tour­na­ments on­line, in­clud­ing the $25,000 buy-ins, since 2006. Along with be­ing one of the most con­sis­tent win­ners on­line, Jon has co-writ­ten three books “Win­ning Pok­er Tour­na­ments One Hand at a Time,” and coached thou­sands of stu­dents. He cred­its his suc­cess to his abil­i­ty to stay­ing flex­i­ble, hav­ing a play-to-study ra­tio of around 75/25, and hav­ing the op­por­tu­ni­ty to work and dis­cuss pok­er with so many dif­fer­ent elite play­ers. With over $17 mil­lion in cash­es, Jon has won nu­mer­ous ti­tles.

Jor­dan” big­bluffz­inc” Drum­mond has coached and men­tored hun­dreds of play­ers es­tab­lish­ing him­self as one of on­line pok­er’s most promi­nent forces. Be­gin­ning his pok­er ca­reer with just a $7 bankroll ded­i­cat­ed to pok­er Jor­dan has suc­cess­ful­ly climbed from the bot­tom to the top. The strate­gies he uses have proven ef­fec­tive for him­self and the ded­i­cat­ed team of pro­fes­sion­al play­ers work­ing along­side him. Jor­dan found­ed BBZPok­er in 2012.

Jar­go “bun­gakat” Alaväli’s thirst for learn­ing has pro­pelled him from low-mid stakes SNGs to BBZ Pok­er’s Head ICM Coach in just 2 short years. Hav­ing spent un­told amounts of time in the lab in­ter­nal­iz­ing the me­chan­ics of GTO pre and post-flop strate­gies Jar­go con­sis­tent­ly de­liv­ers the BBZ Com­mu­ni­ty the tech­ni­cal knowl­edge nec­es­sary to suc­ceed in to­day’s games.

Jon “luck­y­fish89” Clark has be­come one of On­line Pok­er’s most rec­og­niz­able forces. Hav­ing start­ed as a low stakes stu­dent Jon has blend­ed his own ex­ploita­tive style with a deep un­der­stand­ing of pok­er the­o­ry. He has amassed over $500k in prof­its since 2016 in­clud­ing a $1050 SCOOP vic­to­ry for $169k.

François Hamel’s in­ter­est for pok­er start­ed in 2003 when Chris Mon­ey­mak­er won the main event. In 2013 François start­ed tak­ing pok­er more se­ri­ous­ly af­ter find­ing ear­ly suc­cess. In­tent on im­prov­ing his pok­er game François fo­cused his at­ten­tion on play­ing sit’n’gos, and MTTs find­ing suc­cess, in­clud­ing a Sun­day Mil­lion vic­to­ry. François cred­its most of his suc­cess not to his tech­ni­cal pok­er skills, but his men­tal ap­proach to the game. Al­ways ded­i­cat­ed to learn­ing and self-im­prove­ment, François built his game be­ing dis­ci­plined in his study, fo­cused in his play, and re­silient dur­ing his down­swings.