A whole new season of No Gamble No Future is here.
Check out 12 brand new episodes of the popular No Gamble No Future show on PokerGo, now sponsored by PokerStars. It’s a star-studded lineup, featuring the likes of Phil Hellmuth, Shaun Deeb, Jen Tilly, Abby Merk, Matt Berkey, and more.
Ben Heath joins Table 1 Podcast to talk about his poker journey.
Find out how Ben Heath discovered poker, what attracted him to the game, and why he eventually decided to forgo a potentially lucrative path in the finance world to become a high-stakes crusher instead.
Daniel Negreanu has a message for the WSOP Main Event final nine.
It’s a big moment for all of them, of course, but Daniel underlines that this is also an opportunity for them to show to the world how fun and exciting live poker can be!
July 23
Nik Airball goes for a crazy river bluff.
Nik takes an interesting river line and turns his hand into a bluff, but can he get pocket aces to fold?
Denys Chufarin’s story, is a bit more dramatic than your typical grind-to-riches tale.
The Ukrainian high-stakes pro started with just $65 and built it into a four million dollar bankroll, all while fleeing war and starting over in Canada. The video focuses on his resilience, both at the tables and in life.
A law career was in the cards for Chufarin, but he chose the felt instead. When conflict hit Ukraine, he moved his family to BC and kept competing against the toughest fields in online poker. He says the game is about making the best decisions possible with incomplete information, which, according to him, is a lot like life when you’re forced to uproot everything.
“Just like in poker, you do the best you can with the info you have.”
There’s less glamour and more grit in his story. But apparently, grit can build a bankroll too.
July 22
Tune in for High Stakes Wednesday tonight on Hustler Casino Live.
It’s another great lineup, with Rampage, Britney, Nik Airball, and a few other usual suspects, so we pretty much know what to expect!
July 21
It’s Hellmuth vs. a burger once more!
Forget about big pots, bluffs, and bad beats. Phil Hellmuth taking on a burger is always top-tier content.
Tune in tonight for the first two Main Event episodes on the Main Event on ESPN.
While we are waiting for the final table to start, this is an opportunity to relive some of the biggest and most intense moments of the tournament.
Another GGPoker Online Poker Millionaires episode is about to land.
This may be the slowest release schedule of all time—I think the first episode came out nearly a year ago—but it is a great series. Episode 3 drops tomorrow.
Was the WSOP adding a shot clock into the Main Event unfair?
The boys over at PokerNews discuss. The pod dropped last week, but I need to get my retrospective WSOP content somehow.
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.
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.
Watch: “I’m DONE playing 1/3…so I’m moving up in stakes!!”
That is how the latest episode of “I QUIT MY JOBFOR 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.
July 20
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.
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.
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.
The latest vlog from Faraz Jaka brings the breakdown of his 2026 WSOP Main Event run, highlighting some of the most important hands and explaining the logic behind his decisions.
Martin Kabrhel is just having one in Las Vegas.
After grinding hard whole summer at the World Series of Poker, Kabrhel decided to stick around Las Vegas, just having some fun playing in smaller tournaments, enjoying the game, and boosting his social media presence.
Check out some crazy action from the Borgata Summer Poker Open.
It’s a deep stack event, but apparently not deep enough for these four.
Hustler Casino Live’s fifith anniversary is coming up.
Time certainly does fly. Hustler Casino Live will be celebrating its fifth anniversary on August 3, and they’re calling onto all fans to join in on the festivities.
Phil and Nick Hellmuth in the house.
Phil Hellmuth is very proud of what his son has achieved in poker over the few months he’s been playing the game professionally.
July 18
A mayhem ensues on the HCL live stream.
Nearly a quarter of a million ends up in the middle before the flop is even dealt, and it’s Britney looking to get lucky!
Phil Hellmuth is having a hard time getting over a missed opportunity for bracelet #18.
Phil was in a great spot to win another bracelet a couple of days ago, but he couldn’t close the deal. It seems he is still not over it, and he took to X to share some thoughts.
July 17
DNegs shares some details about his $25k Draft win.
While he wouldn’t reveal the exact number, Negreanu, who took home $250k as the Fantasy Draft winner, says he won even more than that in side bets. That’s quite a nice addon to a very profitable summer he had at the tables.
WSOP streams are no more, but there is still plenty of live action to follow.
Tune in tonight for Hustler Casino Live’s High Stakes Friday, featuring Mariano, Peter, Britney, and more. We expect some serious fireworks.
The PokerNews Podcast crews brings their predictions for the Main Event final table.
We know the names of the nine players who’ll be coming back in August to battle it out for the title of the Main Event champion and $10,000,000. As we wait for the big finale, all we can do is try to predict who of the nine will be the last player standing.
July 16
Check out a WSOP debrief from Dylan Weisman.
Like so many others, Weisman is saying goodbye to the summer series, sharing his overall results and thanking everyone for the support.
It’s a wrap for Daniel Negreanu at the 2026 WSOP.
Tune in for the very last vlog of the 2026 World Series of Poker brought to you by Daniel Negreanu. It’s time to do some accounting, bringing good news for everyone who had a piece in DNegs this summer, talk about what comes next, and play one last tournament!
Greg Mueller’s journey to the 2026 WSOP Main Event final table reads like a greatest hits album for persistence.
After a hockey career and a trio of WSOP bracelets, Mueller faced years of close calls and self-doubt. In 2019, he wondered aloud if the game had left him behind, only to silence those doubts with another bracelet win.
Now he finds himself as the 'most experienced player left in the field’, according to PokerNews. Mueller hasn’t lost his sense of humor along the way:
After years of patience, setbacks, and a few third-place finishes, Mueller’s return to the biggest poker stage is less about proving himself and more about rediscovering his love for the game.
PokerNews notes that his recent successes have come almost exclusively at the WSOP, with just one online cash elsewhere. Whatever happens at this final table, Mueller’s story is one of patience, perseverance, and not taking yourself too seriously.
Just one more vlog to go tomorrow, and that’s it for the summer. There are only a few more opportunities left for this series, but Daniel is determined to take advantage of every single last one.
Hossein Ensan seems to have mastered the art of making the improbable look easy at the WSOP.
According to WSOP, he’s pulling off moves that leave the rest of the table scratching their heads.
If you want to see what “impossible” looks like, you might want to grab a seat.
The PokerNews podcast get into if adding a shot clock during the WSOP Main Event was fair.
There are so many people I am rooting for in this line up.
July 14
It’s always a strange vibe when the World Series is coming to a close.
From hallways filled with poker players and palpable excitement in the air to empty rooms and a sea of tables just sitting out there, it’s just weird. But it’s just the cycle of the WSOP life, and the next summer, it will all come to life once more!
Just a few more Daniel’s vlogs…
The World Series of Poker is coming to an end, and that also means we only have a few more Negreanu’s vlogs to enjoy. Today’s marks his day 50 at the summer series in Las Vegas.
Seth Davies says the real high roller world isn’t what you see on stream.
If you think poker pros like Seth Davies spend their days basking in the glow of seven-figure scores, think again. In his chat on the Face the Ace Poker Podcast, Davies paints a picture of a world where $50K and $100K buy-ins are just the start of the story.
From dealing with massive variance, selling and swapping action, to prepping for downswings instead of heaters, Davies explains that the glamorous Hendon Mob results rarely show the dark side of high-stakes poker. “People see the scores, but they don’t see the swings,” he says.
He also dives into why walking away after a huge win isn’t as simple as fans might think, and discusses GTO, the rise of Pot Limit Omaha, and what makes players like Jason Koon and Ben Tollerene so tough to play against. For Davies, the super high roller scene is less about luxury and more about resilience, creativity, and surviving the emotional rollercoaster.
“Poker still surprises me after 20 years.”
My only minor gripe with the show thus far, is I hate the lighting — is there any way to make this better?
Who is Luke Jumalon, the 22-year old with a big stack in the Main Event?
Jeff Platt caught up with Luke’s father to find out more about his poker background and what he is like away from the table. The 22-year old built up quite a stack and he is in a great position to lock up one of the spots at the final table.
It’s a big cooler on Day 8 of the Main Event for Todd. Can he find the card he needs to stay around?
WSOP Main Event live stream is up for the Day 8 action!
With only 21 players remaining, the 2026 Main Event is entering its final stage. Today, we’ll find out the names of the nine players who’ll come back to play the final table in early August. Tune in right now to watch the nail-biting action unfold!
If you missed the WSOP Main Event Day 7 action, here’s a free way to catch up.
Looking for the WSOP 2026 Main Event Day 7 highlights but don’t have ESPN or ESPN+? WSOP has uploaded the official highlights, and they’re available to watch for everyone, including viewers in the US.
Watch and catch up on all the key moments.
Daniel Negreanu shares his thoughts on shot clocks in the Main Event & plays another PLO event.
With all the drama surrounding the introduction of shot clocks in the Main Event, it’s no surprise that Daniel’s latest vlog covers this topic in detail. After that, it’s back to the grind in another PLO event, chasing one more big score before the summer is over.
Decision making is a vital life skill.
And playing Chess may help us all to get there.
Michael Mizrachi’s fifth day at the WSOP wasn’t just another slow grind. According to the official coverage, the day was a whirlwind of wild hands, unexpected calls, and more than a few close shaves.
The video shows Mizrachi navigating a minefield of tricky spots. He gets involved in big pots, finds himself on the wrong end of some tough calls, and still somehow claws his way through.
Shaun Deeb’s reaction to the addition of WSOP Main Event shot clocks.
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