Ante Up! Pokercast

We chat about the latest Poker Hall of Fame nominees and recap some WSOP stories.

There are some great WSOP stories this week, plus the Poker Players Alliance has new owners and a new name, Poker Alliance.

We celebrate 10 years as a poker media company this week.

On our show's 13th anniversary, we discuss Doyle Brunson retiring from poker.

We take a look at some of the early World Series of Poker events.

The World Series of Poker Circuit has released its latest schedule with new buy-in amounts and starting stacks, too.

We discuss the changes to the upcoming WSOP, plus Jesus apologizes.

We discuss the ramifications of the SCOTUS ruling on sports-betting and announce our 2019 poker cruise schedule, which takes us through the Panama Canal.

Scott visits MGM National Harbor and Gordon Vayo sues PokerStars.

It's Star Wars Day, so of course we talk about Sabacc! We also chat about Taiwanese Poker and announce who will be inducted into the Women in Poker Hall of Fame.

People playing online while playing live, states combining player pools and countries banning online poker.

We took our poker cruise to the ABC islands.

Scott visits two new rooms in Upstate New York.

Scott is at Thunder Valley as a poker celebrity for the opening of its new poker room.

The Ante Up Poker Tour crowned two champions this past weekend, once in Arizona and one in Mississippi.

We have two AUPT events this weekend.

Chris co-hosts with a special guest aboard the most recent Ante Up Poker Cruise.

Paul Magriel, the backgammon genius and poker player responsible for the M ratio, dies at the age of 71.

A poker player in the U.K. bets all of his $60K winnings from a high roller on the roulette wheel.

Should players be allowed to agree to lose a title to someone?