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Wow! What. A. Lineup.
These videos never get old—well, I mean, they do, but that’s the point. It’s a dose of nostalgia that we all need!Hustler Casino Live wants to get you hyped up for Daniel Negreanu’s debut.
It’s happening August 28!Scott Seiver will be joining Phil Laak and Brian Rast on their Late Reg podcast.
If you have a question for Scott, please reply to Phil’s post by 7 p.m. PST TODAY.The thing I don’t get about the ESPN x WSOP coverage…
is that by the time it aired, the news of who made the final table and who won was all over socials. I feel you would have needed to be living under a rock to tune back in to see how it all played out.Yesterday
Was Joey Knish a real “hero” of Rounders?
I guess this one boils down to one’s expectations from poker (and life). What Knish did may not have been as cool or as heroic, but he made a decent living playing cards, and, for many, even today, that’s the dream.Borgata introduces Baby Borgata trophies for their daily events.
It’s not like daily events at the Borgata are hurting for players, but adding these cool Mini Baby Borgata trophies should help bring in some extra traffic.We have the first WSOP Online bracelet winner.
It was a very nice score for a $700 tournament, and things are just heating up.Garrett Adelstein explains how and why he started playing on live streams.
Playing on live streams and showing his cards wasn’t Garrett’s preferred option, but he went where the game took him.PokerGO's latest video spotlights Alan Keating, a player known for his unpredictable and aggressive style in high-stakes games.
The video showcases a medley of moments where Keating seems more interested in entertaining the table than grinding out a profit.Negreanu on why the Poker Hall of Fame criteria should be updated.
He makes a very good point.You can now watch every hand from Alex Foxen’s $500,000 WSOP heads-up match.
The video promises a front-row seat to every bet, bluff, and misstep along the way.A dose of nostalgia; its a rough night at the tables for Phil Hellmuth.
The latest partypoker video shows the legend going up against Kirill Gerasimov, who sets a clever trap that puts Hellmuth in a truly tough spot.Fred Leung and his team at the Asian Poker Tour are finishing up a record-breaking run in Incheon, South Korea.
Over 10 days, they hosted 106 events, handed out their iconic Lion trophies, and set new entry records, all while trying to create the most player-friendly experience around.
Leung credits their success to careful planning but admits that competition is at an all-time high. “I’ve never seen so much competition and so many countries and tours active,” he says. Despite this, the APT is thriving, with their Main Event recently becoming the largest international poker tournament ever held in Incheon.
For players, the APT promises variety and a welcoming atmosphere, whether you’re in it for the $10K High Roller or a low-stakes home game. According to Leung, the boom is already here, but keeping ahead of the pack is harder than ever.
The WSOP Online Circuit is closing out, but there’s still action to be had.
The $100,000 Multi-Flight Extravaganza kicks off August 16 with ten Day 1 flights spread over as many days, each with a $55 buy-in. The flexible schedule means players can take as many shots as they want at making it to Day 2, which wraps up on August 24.Clubs Poker has announced the return of its Bounty Brawl series.
The series will feature 287 tournaments over three weeks, with 44 Championship events split across two buy-in tiers. Players can look forward to a total of 400,000 SC in guaranteed prizes.
Each day during the series, there will be two Championship events, one in each tier, with buy-ins ranging from 11 SC up to 110 SC. The Main Event, set for September 6, will guarantee 10,000 SC to the winner. Champions will also receive a unique set of Bounty Brawl Gloves.
PokerStars is dusting off its MicroMillions series.
The series runs from August 16 to 31, and boasts a $2 million prize pool with buy-ins from $1.10 to $22.
The highlight is a $22 Main Event on August 30, guaranteeing $250,000, plus regular $75k Sunday Storm and High Roller events. The series is positioned neatly between PokerStars’ WCOOP Boot Camp and the WCOOP proper, making it a warm-up for serious grinders and a bankroll builder for new players.