Poker documentary series are like buses. And not just because they’re often filled with nonconformists having one-sided conversations about themselves.
Episode 1 is available from Wednesday, November 12 on GGPoker's YouTube channel.
‘Pwndidi’ first up
Each episode of the series will tell the story of a different player who has found fortune playing online, and the first instalment will follow Alex ‘Pwndidi’ Theologis of Greece (pictured above).
Theologis, who recently claimed victory in the EPT Malta €100K Super High Roller, made his biggest score of over a million dollars at GGPoker during the 2021 WSOP Online.
There he defeated a field of 255 in the $25K NLH bracelet event to claim the $1,212,033 first prize and take his place among that elite band of players to have recorded a seven-figure win online.
Ahead of his episode dropping on Wednesday, Theologis will join Jeff Gross as a guest commentator for Tuesday’s live broadcast of the GGMillion$ event, and will be taking part in an ‘Ask me anything’ session on Reddit this Thursday.
Theologis drew the top mystery bounty of $400K at a Triton event in Monte Carlo last year.
The latest from POKER Films
As with No Limit, which was produced in association with the WSOP, Online Poker Millionaires has the backing of a major poker brand thanks to the involvement of GGPoker, with episodes available at the operator’s YouTube channel.
The production company behind the series is POKER Films, a name which may be familiar to fans thanks to its back catalogue of projects in the same vein.
The Ultimate Stack followed a series of players, including winner Dan Sepiol, during the WPT World Championship.
These include the WSOP-focused Bracelet Hunt, released earlier this year in a feature-length format, as well as the excellent The Ultimate Stack, which covered the 2023 WPT World Championship. Both projects were directed by Michael Bailey, who once again takes the helm for Online Poker Millionaires.
Catch episode one from Wednesday, November 12 on YouTube, or start your own journey to online millions at GGPoker.
Additional images courtesy of Triton Poker/POKER Films.