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  • The Hand That Changed My Life: Daniel Negreanu
    The Hand That Changed My Life: Daniel Negreanu

    Today, Daniel Negreanu is known as one of the most popular players in poker, a de facto spokesperson for many in the game.  Known as ‘Kid Poker’, Negreanu has appeared in movies, televised poker games, podcasts, radio shows and live streams and played at the top table for over 20 years. With hundreds of thousands […]

  • World Series of Poker Strikes Deal with CBS Sports, Leaving ESPN
    World Series of Poker Strikes Deal with CBS Sports, Leaving ESPN

    The World Series of Poker’s ESPN era has come to an end and the world’s longest running poker tournament has returned to its roots. On Monday, CBS Sports and PokerGO announced a brand new multi-year rights agreement that sees the WSOP leave ESPN, its television home for more than 20 years, and move to the […]

  • Brazilian Yuri Dzivielevski Making Another Run At Online Poker #1
    Brazilian Yuri Dzivielevski Making Another Run At Online Poker #1

    It’s been over six years since Brazil’s Yuri ‘Yuri Martins’ Dzivielevski was the #1-ranked online poker player in the world and this week he took another step closer to becoming it again. After weeks of hovering inside and out of the worldwide top five for the better part of two months, the tournament superstar unseated […]

  • ESPN, The Ringer Take Mike Postle Cheating Allegations Mainstream
    ESPN, The Ringer Take Mike Postle Cheating Allegations Mainstream

    The cheating allegations against California professional poker player Mike Postle while playing on the Stones Gambling Hall live-streamed cash game is attracting the attention of news outlets outside of the poker world. Last Update: Sunday, October 6, 2019 On Thursday night, Scott Van Pelt, one of ESPN’s most popular personalities, highlighted the story during the […]

  • The PCA May Be Gone, But These Moments Won’t Soon Be Forgotten
    The PCA May Be Gone, But These Moments Won’t Soon Be Forgotten

    All good things must come to an end. And that end has come for the PCA. As PocketFives reported, when PokerStars announced the return of the PSPC in 2020 they also, unceremoniously, announced that the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure would not be back in 2020, ending its run of 16 years.

  • ESPN, Poker Central Announce Broadcast Schedule For 2019 WSOP ME
    ESPN, Poker Central Announce Broadcast Schedule For 2019 WSOP ME

    Start making room on your DVR because the World Series of Poker will once again be taking over your TV this summer. ESPN and Poker Central have released their preliminary schedule for their top-to-bottom live broadcast of the 2019 WSOP Main Event.

  • Chris Moneymaker Reflects On Storybook 15-Year Run
    Chris Moneymaker Reflects On Storybook 15-Year Run

    Fifteen years ago, the poker world was introduced to Chris Moneymaker. The accountant from Tennessee with an unthinkable last name earned his way into the 2003 World Series of Poker Main Event via a satellite on PokerStars for a paltry $86. Moneymaker went on to win the event thanks to a storybook run in poker’s […]

  • WSOP: Social Media Sweat the Players Still In The Main Event
    WSOP: Social Media Sweat the Players Still In The Main Event

    In 2018, there’s plenty of ways to sweat the World Series of Poker Main Event. You can follow the action with hand updates on WSOP.com and even watch hours of featured table coverage on both ESPN and PokerGO.

  • WSOP: Social Media Hits Mid-Series Form, Says Goodbye To Brunson
    WSOP: Social Media Hits Mid-Series Form, Says Goodbye To Brunson

    The completion of the full second week of the 2018 World Series of Poker was a non-stop poker extravaganza. The summer series has reached full throttle as some of the biggest events on the schedule awarded huge sums of life-changing money. Social media surrounding the series had a few moments of sincerity as poker legend, Doyle […]

  • 2018 WSOP: The First-Timer’s Guide to Enjoying The WSOP
    2018 WSOP: The First-Timer’s Guide to Enjoying The WSOP

    There’s nothing quite like the first time. For serious poker enthusiasts, there may be nothing more exciting than making your first trip to Las Vegas to participate in, or simply geek out to, the World Series of Poker. For those lucky people making their first trip to the series in 2018, we have some suggestions […]

  • PokerGO Streaming 16 2018 WSOP Final Tables, Main Event, One Drop
    PokerGO Streaming 16 2018 WSOP Final Tables, Main Event, One Drop

    Poker Central, the online streaming broadcast partner of the World Series of Poker, has announced their complete streaming schedule for the 2018 summer series. Of the 78 bracelet events, a total of 16 final tables as well as wire-to-wire comprehensive coverage of the $10,000 Main Event and extensive viewing of the $1,000,000 Big One For […]

  • 2018 WSOP Main Event, One Drop Airing Live on ESPN This Summer
    2018 WSOP Main Event, One Drop Airing Live on ESPN This Summer

    ESPN and Poker Central have announced the preliminary schedule of the live coverage of the 2018 Main Event of the World Series of Poker. Beginning on July 2 and continuing every day through the conclusion of the event on July 14, ESPN will air no less than 40 total hours of live play across both […]

  • 3 Glorious Days: The Scott Blumstein Main Event Final Table Rail
    3 Glorious Days: The Scott Blumstein Main Event Final Table Rail

    What are you supposed to expect when the event you grew up watching is suddenly live and in front of your own eyes? Scott Blumstein saw Chris Moneymaker win the Main Event when he was a teenager but never thought he’d make it to the poker’s biggest stage in his first ever attempt. Neither did […]

  • WSOP: Huge Day 1B Highlighted By Selbst Bustout; May Wins Ladies
    WSOP: Huge Day 1B Highlighted By Selbst Bustout; May Wins Ladies

    If the 2017 World Series of Poker Main Event was going to have any chance of breaking 7,000 for the first time since 2010, it needed a great turnout on Sunday for Day 1B. That’s exactly what tournament organizers got as 2,164 players turned out to push the total number of entrants through the first […]

  • Kara Scott: From a Small Canadian Town to Poker’s Biggest Stages
    Kara Scott: From a Small Canadian Town to Poker’s Biggest Stages

    Two weeks ago, inside the packed-to-capacity ballroom of a posh Beverly Hills hotel, a small-town Canadian girl stood in front of some of poker’s best players and most important movers and shakers and simply put, owned the room. As Kara Scott looked out at the crowd at the 2016 American Poker Awards, where she was […]