Poker Pros Share Their Plans Amidst Regulatory Uncertainty

Professional poker players are navigating uncertain times as regulatory changes loom. Here’s how some of the top players are planning to adapt.

Jason “JP OSU” Potter plans to return to education and pursue a law degree after the World Series of Poker. Steve “gboro780” Gross aims to improve in live tournaments and considers non-poker activities. Zachary “HustlerGrune” Grunberg is financially secure and optimistic about the future of poker.

David “Doc Sands” Sands is content with live poker and has completed his college education. Tyler “THAY3R” Rasmussen considers becoming a live pro or starting his own business. Dan “HundoFight” O’Brien will focus more on business and live cash games.

Jason “jdpc27” Wheeler plans to move to Mexico and continue online poker. Adam “squee451” Sherman is considering moving abroad or returning to education. Jonathan “FatalError” Aguiar plans to return to offline poker or find another job. Anthony “holdplz” Spinella is considering moving to another country if online poker does not return. Joseph “subiime” Cheong plans to travel and play poker around the world. Luke “Bdbeatslayer” Vrabel plans to enjoy his winnings and play live poker. Jason “NovaSky” Kun plans to play more live tournaments and possibly move abroad. Jeremiah “Believer82” Vincent plans to play all live tournaments in the US and considers moving to Nevada or Florida. Mike “goleafsgoeh” Lea, a Canadian player, is concerned about maintaining the status quo. Dan “djk123” Kelly plans to participate in the World Scrabble Tour.