Where can we listen to this if not in the 🇺🇸?

What’s in the cards for CoinPoker and the growing army of players/influencers promoting the site on YouTube?

There are more and more YT channels promoting CoinPoker as the operator has selected this approach as its main growth strategy. However, the latest video from Poker Room Review highlights many problems with this approach and why it could all come crashing down (and soon), bringing with many consequences for the creators involved:

The company registration information is a mess – several different countries listed, depending on where you look.
CoinPoker is licensed by Anjouan – the license itself specifically states that it doesn’t cover UK, USA, and several other countries that represent CoinPoker’s main markets.
The Anjouan license isn’t even a government-backed thing. The country’s own government came out saying that this is a shady operation that is actually ran by an entity located in the UAE.
There is a pattern emerging for regulators/law enforcement worldwide coming after creators/promoters of illegal gambling sites – he mentions a massive operation in Australia, a Brazil operation that saw a number of prominent creators actually arrested, takedowns in the Netherlands, Italy, and more.
The Italian takedown is particularly important because they also went after YT/Google, claiming they are active participants, not merely platform providers. The EU court upheld this decision, Google was fined a couple of million, but the precedent was set – Google, as a company, is responsible – they don’t get to wash hand and say we just provide a service, what people do isn’t our concern, because they are making money from these creators.
Risk for YouTubers promoting CoinPoker – depends on where they’re located. Certain US states, like NJ, have laws that allow even criminal prosecution. Different countries worldwide have different laws, but in the US, Canada, and EU, there are varying levels of exposure.
His conclusion is that, with all these developments, there will be a massive takedown within a year or two, especially with Google now directly implied. When that happens, creators who worked with these sites could find themselves in difficult positions, where losing their channels could be the least of their worries.

🚨 Everything you don’t want to hear about Coin Poker. 🚨

This is a great overview on Coin Poker, and what it could mean to YOU if you promote it.

Did you know Nick Schulman played in Molly’s Game?

NEITHER. DID. WE.

Another WILD story from Garrett Adelstein’s upcoming book.

Mate, these privates games sound insane. And I am here for it. 👀

Maurice Hawkins WSOP by the numbers.

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Alex Foxen on self-sabotage in poker.

Really not sure why this came up on my feed, thank you algorithm, but it did, and now you get to watch it too.

On his YouTube channel, Gary Blackwood takes viewers through a hand that most players only have nightmares about: folding pocket kings preflop in the WSOP Main Event.

He explains his reasoning with a calmness that only someone who has accepted their fate could muster. According to the video, it was a spot where “the only hands that make sense are aces,” and he decided his kings weren’t good enough.

“Sometimes, the right play just feels wrong. But that’s poker.”

The comments section is already full of armchair analysts debating whether they’d have the discipline to make the same fold. For most, the answer is probably not.

Has anyone checked out Nightly Stars over on PokerStars on FanDuel}, yet?

We haven’t but there’s also a $10 Mini-Nightly Stars $2,000 guaranteed tournament running each night, which is NEW!

Watch: “I’m DONE playing 1/3…so I’m moving up in stakes!!”

That is how the latest episode of “I QUIT MY JOB FOR POKER” tees up the story. Leah has left their job behind to play poker in Las Vegas and is now upping the ante, quite literally.

The big question is whether this is a calculated risk or just a case of questionable bankroll management.

It’s Max Pain Monday over at the HCL live stream.

With the WSOP over, we are looking for some poker content to keep us entertained. HCL’s Max Pain Monday streams are usually a lot of fun to watch, and there is one happening tonight.

Terrance Reid shares his WSOP numbers as well.

A bit late to the party, but Reid joins the group of pros who took it to X to share their actual WSOP results for the whole world to see. It wasn’t a stellar summer for Reid, but breaking even over a few dozen tournaments and having spent $180k in buy-ins is nothing to be ashamed of, either.

New season of No Gamble No Future is available now on PokerGO.

Big names collide once more under the bright lights of the PokerGO studio. Enjoy the action featuring the likes of Shaun Deeb, Abby Merk, Jen Tilly, '3Coin,’ and more.

Jonathan Tamayo joins Table 1 Podcast.

The 2024 Main Event champion talks about his poker beginnings, his ups and downs, Black Friday, and, of course, the 2024 Main Event run and the infamous laptopgate.

This is a pretty wild story about $5k stolen at a poker table.

It’s a pretty long one, but worth listening to, especially if you’re a part of the poker community. There are some interesting twists and turns in there.

Luke Geel, a US Air Force AI engineer and avid poker player, has managed to get his homemade 'AI tells detector’ onto ESPN’s WSOP broadcasts.

According to his column on PokerOrg, ESPN producers reached out to trial his tool, which analyzes player footage for tells after they’ve busted out of the WSOP Main Event.

The process isn’t exactly instant: “It would then take around 8-9 hours to run the footage through the tool, clean and prep the data, and send it back to them so they could edit it and get it ready for the broadcast.”

Geel’s invention, which compares physical and verbal behavior with hand strength, has now gone from personal experiment to TV tech. As he writes, “It’s been amazing to see it go from this very personal project to something featured on ESPN. I was even invited to go on NBC News to talk about it.”

For poker content creators, Geel has something new in the works—a free tool to help make their lives a little easier. Keep an eye out for more AI at the table.

Donnie Peters delivers a quick update on the 2026 World Series of Poker Player of the Year standings, tracking the tight race as the series heads into its final stretch.

He also breaks down the results from the 25K Fantasy League, where some picks soared and others, predictably, tanked.

According to Donnie, “The POY race is heating up and the 25K Fantasy is all but decided, but there’s always room for a late surge.”

The latest PokerNews Podcast features Phillip “P3” Hellmuth III, son of the notorious Poker Brat himself.

P3 reveals he only started playing poker after a long stint in banking and now is learning the ropes, including how to handle social media outrage when your dad tells you to charge a 1.4 markup for the WSOP Main Event.

He discusses the backlash, the family’s public profile, and how his father’s reputation as a poker legend and a character shaped his own journey.

“Growing up a Hellmuth prepared me for a lot of things, but nothing quite like the markup police.”

DraftKings made a move that even industry insiders didn’t see coming: it merged its Electric Poker player pools from Michigan, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

There was no big announcement from DraftKings, just a statement from the Michigan Gaming Control Board, who seemed happier than the operator itself.

“MGCB authorizes DraftKings to launch multi-state poker in Michigan. This approval reflects the strength of our partnership with Bay Mills Indian Community and the thoroughness of our regulatory process. As Michigan’s multistate poker network continues to grow, we remain focused on ensuring every operator meets the same high bar for fairness, security, and player protection.”

Electric Poker, which debuted in Michigan in August 2024, is DraftKings’ take on the jackpot sit and go. Its twist is that players are forced all-in after a certain time, which means the skill element is pretty much on a timer.

The combined pool should help games start a bit quicker, but with so little recent promotion, the surprise is that DraftKings bothered at all.

Negreanu finally cashes in on his own league.

Daniel Negreanu finally gets his fantasy league trophy, and it only took him 15 years and a $250,000 payday. Turns out, being the commissioner does have its perks—unless you drafted Ben Lamb, who decided to sit this one out and scored a heroic zero.

Yes, it’s all the WSOP content you may have missed. This time Negreanu v Hellmuth.

Honestly just spoon feed me WSOP content until the WSOP Main Event returns on August 3.

Shout out to Tony Dunst and girlfriend for fostering abandoned cats in the Las Vegas area.

If you are local and looking for a cat to re-home, look not further!

Ahaha, what do you think of the BetRivers Poker trophy?

Incredible. 5 Stars.

The 57th annual World Series of Poker has come to a close, and according to @anuj2212 it was another record-breaking summer for the books.

Attendance hit an all-time high with nearly 252,000 entries, even though the prize pools fell a hair short of last year’s numbers. Players paid over $517 million in buy-ins, with almost $470 million handed back as prize money.

Half-price Sunday Storm over on PokerStars on FanDuel for next couple of weeks.

The sale offers great value as the buy-in is halved from the usual price.

PokerStars is celebrating the 20th Anniversary of its iconic Sunday Million tournament by giving away $800,000 in tickets over two months.

Players can enter the Ticket Machine raffle by completing up to six weekly challenges, with a potential of 24 entries per week.

The challenges are all about playing your regular games—MTTs, Zoom, Spin & Gos, and even cash games. For each challenge you complete, you get an entry into the ticket raffle, with $100,000 in Sunday Million tickets awarded every week.

I missed this story at the start of the WSOP.

Whether you agree or not with dogs being allowed at the poker tables, it seems no brainer that Chief is allowed. What an absolute babe.

Who does Daniel Negreanu hate playing against?

Find out in his last WSOP vlog via PokerOrgs write up.

Do the Foxen’s ever not succeed?

Kristen and Alex Foxen have only gone and won the WSOP ODB Fantasy League for $100K. 🤯

Missing the WSOP?

Here’s a look back as some winners 📸 from the series.