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PokerStars on FanDuel Brings Back Run It Twice Feature to Cash Games

Run It Twice returns after being dropped during the operator’s migration to Playtech’s iPoker platform and is now available across its US and Canadian markets.

Lucas Jumalon talks about life after winning the 2026 WSOP Main Event on the PokerNews podcast.

Along with what he spend some of him winnings on. 👀

Fifth WSOP Online bracelet for Martin Zamani.

He and Guy Dunlap are now tied as the only people with 5 online WSOP bracelet wins.

Nottingham in November as part of a WSOP Circuit stop?

Turns out, nicer than you think.

Plus, 2026 WSOP Main Event champ Lucas Jumalon will also be in attendance.

Episode 3 of Tough Call by PokerStars on FanDuel is here!

What are you willing to risk?

As a risk adverse person, I can safely say nothing 🫣 but maybe that’s what makes this podcast the perfect listen.

🔮 Joey Ingram nailing the predictions for 2040.

Phil Hellmuth cloned, Coin Poker having taken over the poker world, Matt Berkey in a red light sauna. Honestly, no notes.

Krissy Foxen on destroying the high stakes boys club.

Foxen hasn’t just smashed the glass ceiling in poker, she’s ascended to heights most men could only dream of.

A new poker show has landed. This time from Ignition Casino.

The series called Y’all In, will air on the Ignition Casino YouTube channel.

The show brings together professional poker players, comedians, and celebrity guests for an unconventional road trip across Texas.

Traveling through Austin, San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, Luck, and Fort Worth, the cast experiences Texas through a series of local challenges and fast-paced Texas Hold’em games. Each stop introduces new surroundings, experiences, and opportunities for the personalities to compete both on and off the felt.

Honestly, it sounds really good.

This is a fun one.

Who’s your dream table mate out of these four? I actually don’t know much about Mustapha Kant, so I think if I had to choose it’d be Negreanu or Tilly — so many good stories they can tell.

Will Kassouf and Martin Kabrhel in the same room and the same time.

Really thought this would be a loud and annoying pairing, but actually it’s quite enjoyable to watch.

Build a big stack early in local tournaments.

This strategy actually works very well in lower buy-in local tourneys. Sure, there is some variance that comes with it, as it is poker after all, but in general, it can help you accumulate a bunch of chips early on and get you all set for the middle stages.
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