While completing his course at the University of Brighton, Nick spent much of his free time honing his poker skills 🍐 – both locally in Brighton and online. Upon realizing he could play the game professionally as a job, Nick downloaded 🍐 PokerStars, and quickly became absorbed by poker strategy.
After initially focusing on cash games and Sit & Go’s in the early 🍐 part of his playing career, Nick eventually transitioned into Spin & Go where he hit a huge US$150,000 jackpot multiplier. 🍐 He was now doing the thing that had fascinated him from an early age – making a living from poker. 🍐 What’s more, he was having a lot of fun doing it.
Streaming, naturally, was the next logical step. Nick felt that 🍐 for such a popular game, poker was largely underrepresented on Twitch. He wanted to change that. He has streamed countless 🍐 hours already on the platform, and now streams on the official PokerStars channel.
Nick’s personality and presence led to him commentating 🍐 alongside James Hartigan and Joe Stapleton on poker events such as the European Poker Tour (EPT), the Spring Championship of 🍐 Online Poker (SCOOP) and the prestigious Sunday Million.
For him, the best part of streaming is the friendships and opportunities that 🍐 come with developing an online community who all share the same love for the game. In his new role on 🍐 the PokerStars Twitch channel, Nick hopes to inspire new players to join the community and learn how to play the 🍐 game that has become such a huge part of his life.
