Alexander 'joiso' Kostritsyn is currently 2015's biggest online winner with $729,708 in profit, while Viktor 'Isildur1' Blom sits at the opposite end of the spectrum as the year's biggest loser down $425,726. Kibler-Melby is the year's second biggest winner overall if you combine his play on both Full Tilt and PokerStars, where he is ahead $121,608 and $96,200 respectfully - or $217,808 combined.The year is still young, but between Full Tilt and PokerStars, two men are pulling out to early leads at the nosebleed online cash games. Isaacson tabled the A ♠ 2 ♠ A ♦ 10 ♦ for aces with a missed flush draw, and it proved good enough to win the $41,355 pot as Sahamies simply mucked his cards. When the 6 ♣ completed the board on the river, Isaacson checked and Sahamies did the same. Sahamies called and then called a bet of $13,785 on the 5 ♥ turn. Both blinds folded, the flop came down 3 ♦ 8 ♠ Q ♠, and Isaacson continued for $4,595. It happened at a five-handed table when Isaacson ($58,432.50) opened for $1,800 from the cutoff and Sahamies ($35,886.04) called from the button. Isaacson's biggest hand of the year came on Jan. Have a look:Ĭolombia's Daniel 'd2themfi' Isaacson rounds out the top three winners with $128,437 in profit in 18 sessions and 805 hands on PokerStars.

His biggest hand came at the $100/$200 pot-limit Omaha tables where he won $46,223.30 after tripling up against 'EireAbu' and 'ImagineKing'. Ivey, under the screen name 'RaiseOnce,' lost $227,706 on PokerStars, and then lost $63,219 on Full Tilt under the screen name 'Polarizing' for combined online losses of $290,925.Ĭanada's 'AckmaJin' also started the year on fire amassing $140,345 in profit from 1,054 hands spread across 18 sessions. Meanwhile, Ivey finds himself as the year's biggest loser both by site and overall.

Most of his action was at the $1,000/$2,000 2-7 triple draw tables against Phil 'RaiseOnce' Ivey, Cort 'thecortster' Kibler-Melby, and 'arabianights'. It's still early, but Russia's 'Trueteller' began as the biggest winner thus far in 2015 with $231,762 in profit from 2,112 hands over 22 sessions, according to the HighStakesDB. The first five days of the new year saw online poker's nosebleed ring-game action take place on PokerStars, which was a departure from 2014 when the 50 biggest hands of the year played out on Full Tilt Poker.

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