Frank Soberanes has spent over 11 years covering the poker industry from the ground up, starting as a hand history analyst for a regional cardroom newsletter before moving into editorial roles at a leading iGaming trade publication. His work has taken him through the full spectrum of poker media; from cash game strategy breakdowns to in-depth coverage of tournament series across North America. He brings a player-first perspective to everything he writes, shaped by years of sitting at both live and online tables himself.

His areas of expertise include Texas Hold'em and Omaha strategy, poker bankroll management, online poker platform reviews, and the regulatory landscape governing real-money card games in the US. Frank has also contributed analysis pieces to a major sports and gaming media platform, where he focused on the crossover between poker economics and broader gambling trends. He holds a bachelor's degree in communications with a concentration in journalism.

As lead editor, Frank applies the same critical eye to content that he brings to reading a poker table, looking for what's accurate, what's useful, and what's genuinely worth a player's time. He's particularly focused on ensuring that strategy content is grounded in current game theory rather than outdated conventional wisdom, and that platform reviews reflect real player experience rather than promotional copy.