CoinPoker Creates Creator Squad

A new word in the world of poker content

CoinPoker has unveiled the Creator Squad, a new team of three creators of unusual poker content: Ryan DePaulo, Corey Eyring, and Frank “Frankie C” Cucchiara.

The announcement from the poker room states that the project aims to redefine the perception of poker in the digital age: combining the game, unusual presentation, and emotion on one screen.

As John Scanlon, COO of CoinPoker, emphasized:

“We are teaming up with the best talent to make poker more exciting and realistic than ever before. The Creator Squad is an important step in building a brand based on creativity and resonating with today's digital audience.”

Ryan DePaulo —  the "wild card" of poker

Ryan DePaulo has become a symbol of “street poker” after winning a bracelet in the 2020 WSOP Online The BIG 500 while playing from a car in a supermarket parking lot. His content is always lively, self-deprecating, and has an unconventional approach, making him a true phenomenon on YouTube poker.

Ryan’s most popular video is “How I Turned $400 Into $200,000 Part 3.” The video of his third-place finish in the 2019 WSOP in one of the tournaments has almost a million views.

Frank "Frankie C" Cucchiara —  "poker cinematographer"

Frank Cucchiara has become famous for his vlogs, which are more like short films. His videos stand out for their high-quality editing and artistic style, allowing you to look at the game not only as mathematics and strategy, but also as an exciting spectacle.

Frank's most famous challenge was a bet with Sean O'Malley, the 2023 UFC bantamweight champion. The poker player lost a heads-up match to the fighter and was forced to spend three rounds inside the octagon.

Corey Eyring — «cinema & risk»

Corey Eyring is the youngest member of the team, and has quickly gained attention for his willingness to take risks and create intense, emotionally charged content.

Eyring plays cash games at the $500NL limit. This summer, he streamed Poker at the Lodge and sat down at a $50/$100 table with his entire bankroll. In the deciding hand with a $179,650 pot, Corey asked another well-known vlogger, Mariano Grandoli, to draw one of his hole cards. If it was an ace, Corey would call his opponent's all-in; if it was a ten, he would fold.

Mariano drew an ace. Eyring called, showed the nut flush, and won a huge pot.