Proving his mixed game mastery once more, Nick Schulman went on to win his eighth WSOP bracelet by taking down Event #37 – $1,500 H.O.R.S.E.
Schulman outlasted the field of 780 players to add another big win to his resume and pick up the first place money of $183,000!
In what is probably the biggest shakeup to the Poker Hall of Fame rules, the system has been changed to allow for eight nominees and up to six of them potentially being inducted in a single year.
While six is not likely to happen, we’ll certainly see more deserving players inducted on a yearly basis, instead of one or two per year. This is something the poker community has been demanding for a while, and the change is finally here.
The player who became a fans’ favorite through his appearances on high stakes live streams and was in the center of the infamous J-4 scandal has started creating his own YouTube content.
Check out Garrett’s first video, dissecting one of his biggest pots. According to the description, the video is a segment from Adelstein’s upcoming training course on Upswing Poker.