Ante Up! Pokercast

It's taken a while, but Ante Up finally has some big news, and it affects AIPS! You won't be disappointed.

It's time to look into the crystal ball and see what the future holds for poker in 2009. Plus we introduce a new segment.

We look back at the poker year for the Ante Up Nation and award 10 Kongkeys.

We interview our poker series' player of the year and recap the HORSE main event.

Ante Up's Frank Toscano M.D. drops by the studio to give us a lesson in poker health.

Poker pro Hoyt Corkins comes to Florida for a charity event and we get a few moments with him.

Mike "The Bard" Fasso makes a triumphant return to Ante Up as an AIPS champ. Plus, Chris interviews The Magician.

Here's Part 2 of our interview with the legend Mike Caro, plus we have a special announcement!

It's Part 1 of a special two-part interview with the legend Mike Caro, the Mad Genius of Poker.

It took four months but we finally have a new world champion of poker. So, was this delay worth it?

Brandon Cantu, who owns a WPT and WSOP title, joins the boys to talk about playing high stakes cards as an 8-year-old with his grandfather, his newfound affection for the game of hearts (high stakes natch), and of course, his 10-5 offsuit WSOP hand!

Young pro Jason Mercier is destroying the fields in Europe, recently capturing his second EPT title, the Million Pound Showdown.

Scott returns from the Florida Gaming Summit and discusses the future of gaming and poker.

David "Chino" Rheem, who learned how to play poker in Florida, talks with Chris about everything from his WSOP chances to his unusual nickname.

Ante Up Magazine columnist Lee Childs reflects on his first full year as a pro poker player.

Scott admits he's had a bad run of cards lately and wants to get on the proverbial couch for some help.

We invite CardRunners COO Lee Jones on the show to talk about the merger with StoxPoker.

The much-anticipated Power Hold'em Strategy by Daniel Negreanu has been released and we discuss it.

Mike Caro wrote about the value of buying into a tournament after it starts, and we weigh the pros and cons.

The boys return from a three-day barnstorming tour that took them from Tampa Bay to South Miami and then all the way up to Jacksonville, stopping at 16 card rooms along the way.