CoinPoker announced today the signing of two new ambassadors: Mario Mosbock and Patrick Leonard. Both players will take on key roles within the site's leadership group.
The poker site was founded in 2017 and operates on a blockchain technology-based platform. It promises instant and secure transactions via several cryptocurrencies.
Leonard, who represented partypoker for seven years, brings his wealth of expertise as a representative of the broader poker community to CoinPoker, along with his reputation as an advocate for responsible gaming practices from online operators.
Leonard to lead player security council
In his post on X/Twitter, Leonard went into great detail about his own "strategic ambassador" role within the company. The English professional listed a number of "I will" statements regarding security and transparency, growth, and communication.
Notably, Leonard stated that he would be leading a player security council to cover all demographics, game types, and stake levels. In collaboration with CoinPoker's existing security team, Leonard will work to implement "innovative measures" to combat all threats to game integrity. On the growth front, Leonard has committed to "foster the ambassador team, growing a team of poker players & outside influencers to grow the game."
Leonard also ensured his availability to communicate with both the poker masses and the CoinPoker player base.
Sounds off on GTO Wizard update
Earlier this week, Leonard appeared on Matt Berkey and co's Only Friends Podcast to discuss the latest developments from GTO Wizard. Recently, the company unveiled its latest update which provides users with the ability to employ custom ICM solving in any heads-up, post-flop situation across all MTT formats.
GTO Wizard's announcement was met with a number of prominent voices expressing concern over the update, Leonard included.
