ACR Poker Expands Ambassador Roster with Foxen, Kornuth, and Hunichen

ACR Poker has officially expanded its team of brand ambassadors by signing three prominent figures from the poker community. In an unexpected announcement, the online poker platform revealed that Alex Foxen, Chance Kornuth, and Chris Hunichen have joined the ACR Poker team as its newest representatives.

The trio brings a combined total of over five decades of professional poker experience to the brand, along with a long history of significant tournament achievements on the platform.

Alex Foxen joins ACR Poker backed by over 15 years of consistent success in the poker industry. Throughout his career, Foxen has secured multiple high profile finishes on the platform.

His largest recorded payouts on ACR Poker include a runner-up finish in The Highest 5: Phil’s $25K Puff & Buff, which earned him a $265,000 prize. Foxen also captured an outright victory in the $10,300 Phil’s Thrill event for $148,400. 

Additionally, he secured a second-place finish in The Highest 5: Full Baked PLO 6-Max, adding $107,500 to his platform earnings.

Chance Kornuth adds further depth to the new ambassador line-up, bringing over 18 years of professional poker experience to the roster. Kornuth has routinely competed at the highest levels of the game and established a strong track record in major ACR Poker events.

Among his top achievements on the site is a second-place finish in the Venom MB PLO event, which awarded him $182,900. Kornuth also recorded a third-place finish in the Anniversary Millions for $93,000, alongside another third-place finish in the BOSS #46 PKO tournament for $75,000.

Completing the new trio of brand ambassadors is Chris Hunichen, who also boasts over 18 years of success in the poker world. Hunichen has accumulated some of the largest individual scores on the platform among the new signees.

His standout performance on ACR Poker came with a third-place finish in the flagship Venom $10M Gtd event, yielding a massive prize of $838,000. Hunichen followed this with another third-place finish in the Million Dollar Sunday for $110,000, and a victory in the $200,000 GTD event, which earned him $76,000.