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BetRivers Poker Has an Advantage Other US Operators Don’t

With its own software under direct control, BetRivers Poker can respond to player feedback and develop its product without relying on a third-party provider.

There is some great action on the menu tonight at Hustler Casino Live.

Yes, it’s the end of the week, which means it’s time for High Stakes Friday once more. Mariano, Big Mike, Dr. P., Mike X – and more. It’s usually fireworks at the tables, and there is no reason it should be any different tonight.

WPT Prime is happening at the Lodge right now.

The WPT Prime Main Event is underway, with Day 1B action happening & some satellites coming up, just in case you happen to be in the area and looking for some tournaments to play.

Why Patrik Antonius was never too interested in WSOP bracelets?

Although he’s one of the biggest names in poker, Patrik Antonius has no WSOP bracelets to his name, and it is not for a lack of skill. For the Finn, the appeal was just never there, and he enjoys other opportunities on the felt much more – especially a high-stakes cash game mix.

It’s one thing that gives BetRivers Poker an upper hand.

And that one thing is the ownership of the software, allowing the operator to implement changes, updates, fixes, and improvements without waiting for a third-party approval.

ESPN x WSOP Main Event replays.

Six back-to-back episodes aired as part of special marathon!

Take me back!

Guinness World Record for largest online poker tournament has been broken.

And it is for GGPoker’s Ocean KO.

Erik Seidel dusted off his backgammon skills after four decades and nearly walked away with the title at the Las Vegas Open.

PokerNews reports the Poker Hall of Famer finished runner-up in the $2,500 Super Jackpot.

Victoria Coren Mitchell gets BBC to edit poker article.

When Victoria speaks, the BBC listen. The article has since been edited to reflect Coren-Mitchell’s 2 x EPT title wins.

Poker makes it into the final season of The Bear.

We also watched this just the other day, didn’t notice the Rounders poster, but did see Brian Koppelman’s name come up and then googled who he was playing.

He is the COMPUTER. 🖥️

After a series of high-profile cheating incidents, AceGuardian Research has decided to open up its anti-cheat software to the world.

The idea is to give both operators and players a way to detect 'superusers’ — players who have exploited security holes to see their opponents’ hole cards.

The announcement came after a Trojan was discovered in compromised poker software, allowing an attacker to remotely view players’ screens.

According to PokerNews, 'over two dozen high-stakes online poker players’ were affected. Jurojin Poker and IntuitiveTables were identified as the compromised tools.

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