Adam Schoenfeld has been a professional poker player since he retired from business in 2001. He is a former World Poker Tour finalist and frequent Internet poker combatant. He plays exclusively on Full Tilt Poker as a Full Tilt pro and is always seen on ESPN's The Nuts segments during the World Series of Poker. Schoenfeld was formerly vice president and senior analyst at Jupiter Media Metrix. He joined Jupiter in 1994, when the firm had six employees, and when he left in 2001, the firm had gone public with more than 900 employees. Schoenfeld was frequently quoted in the New York Times and often seen on CNN and CNBC.

Diego Cordovez has one WSOP bracelet (from a $2,000 no-limit hold'em event in 2000), has twice finished as runner-up in events, and also has a third- and a fourth-place finish. He also won $570,000 in 2002 by winning the Commerce Million limit hold'em poker tournament. He is a former Silicon Valley CFO, COO, and CEO, and holds both a bachelor's and a master's degree from Stanford University. Diego also is a Full Tilt Pro.