ACR Poker Announces New Team Pros

The poker community has experienced a remarkable start to May 2026, but ACR Poker has heightened the excitement with an unexpected announcement. 

The online poker platform has officially added a trio of high-profile ambassadors to its roster: Alex Foxen, Chance Kornuth, and Chris Hunichen. Each player brings a wealth of experience and an impressive track record of success to the ACR Poker team.

Alex Foxen joins the team with over 15 years of success in the poker industry. Throughout his career, Foxen has demonstrated consistency at the highest levels, including several massive scores on the ACR Poker platform.

Among his biggest results on the site, Foxen secured a victory in the $10,300 Phil’s Thrill event, taking home $148,400. He also earned two notable runner-up finishes during The Highest 5 series. He placed second in Phil’s $25K Puff & Buff for $265,000 and claimed another second-place finish in the Full Baked PLO 6-Max event for $107,500.

Chance Kornuth adds further elite experience to the roster, boasting over 18 years of success in poker. Kornuth has repeatedly proven his skills in major online fields, securing multiple top finishes on ACR Poker.

His highest payouts on the platform include a second-place finish in the Venom MB PLO, which earned him $182,900. Additionally, Kornuth captured third place in the Anniversary Millions for $93,000, and another third-place finish in the BOSS #46 PKO event for $75,000.

Completing the new signing line-up is Chris Hunichen, widely known as "Big Huni." Like Kornuth, Hunichen possesses over 18 years of success in poker and carries an incredibly deep resume of major tournament finishes.

Hunichen holds some of the largest individual scores among the three new ambassadors on ACR Poker. His standout performance came with a third-place finish in the massive Venom $10M Gtd event, yielding an $838,000 payday. 

Hunichen also secured third place in the Million Dollar Sunday for $110,000 and claimed an outright victory in a $200,000 GTD event to collect $76,000.