Brandon Steven bubbles the final table

If someone were to ask you before the main event started if you'd be happy with 10th place, what would you say? The 2010 main event final table bubble boy Brandon Steven answers that question and dis

$10,000 Buy-in event begins

This week the WPT Championship kicked off at the Bellagio in Las Vegas. ^At a recent press conference a number of exciting changes to the WPT were announced alongside the start of their Championship b

Poker Player Profile – John Racener Gunning

DOYLEISM OF THE DAY: “Letting the cat out of the bag is a whole lot easier than putting it back in.”

I got to play in a big cash game in L.A. last week. It was a bunch of fun guys (rich, too) and I really enjoyed it. One of the regulars was a friend of mine that I hadn’t seen for 35 years. He d

The House Financial Services Committee passes HR 2267 and takes first step to legalize and regulate internet gambling industry

The House Financial Services Commitee passed HR 2267 by a 41-22-1 vote.

2010 WSOP Starts on ESPN

Hong Kong Poker Crackdown

Why Poker TV will Continue to Grow

Cheong wins again to reach November Nine

Joseph Cheong who has made it the WSOP November Nine, is one of the most impressive young players around ^After cashing in on two events prior to the Main Event at the WSOP, Joseph Cheong has now made

The Overeducated Poker Player

$25,000 in prize money to be won

Eureka Casino to hold the Mesquite Poker Open tournament ^The Texas Hold'em Mesquite Poker Open Tournament begins next month at the Eureka casino and features a $25,000 free roll which has no buyin ^m

Texas Hold em, gli straight draw

Things to Remember when Playing Strip Poker

Poker Robbery in Tyler

Real Money Poker Via iPhone

David Oppenheim: The shadow superstar

David Oppenheim doesn't get all the glamour, hype and exposure of some other players, but he's never one to overlook at the felt

Cohen Wins NZPT Event

Poker Players Alliance Join Netroots Conference

Poker Players are all a Twitter

Dan Kelly storms the WSOP

The next generation of poker players come from an online background from which they will have far more experience than today's players ^At his first WSOP Dan Kelly won one of the most hard fought comp