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Months passed since UltimateBet acknowledged in March of 2008 that management became aware of cheating allegations in January of 2008. The initial, albeit la

There ought to be a law prohibiting anyone from writing a book about gambling who does not know how to make a bet. There also ought to be a law against writi

I must admit the title of today's column could be a bit perplexing. I don't mean that improving performance will lead to losing, but a particular hand could improve and still lose. Many times you are in a position in which you would like to see your op

Full Tilt Poker completed FTOPS VIII last month. That was the eighth installment of their popular series featuring 24 tournaments, and four more than FTOPS V

I've been staying and playing poker in Las Vegas. It's a long way from my home in Boston; I've been here for about a week now. It's longer than I normally stay – and it comes with certain risks to my game. Let me outline them...

The $1,500 buy-in Limit Hold'em Shootout championship (Event #53) attracted 823 entries, creating a prize pool totaling $1,123,395. The top 90 finishers col

The $1,500 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em championship (Event #52) attracted 2,693 entries, creating a prize pool totaling $3,675,945. The top 270 finishers collec

The $1,500 buy-in H.O.R.S.E. championship (Event #51) attracted 803 entries, creating a prize pool totaling $1,096,095. The top 80 finishers collected prize

The $10,000 buy-in Pot-Limit Omaha World Championship (Event #50) attracted 381 entries, creating a record prize pool totaling $3,581,400. The top 36 finish

The $1,500 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em championship (Event #49) attracted another huge field as 2,718 entries created a prize pool totaling $3,710,070. The top

Awarded annually to the winner of the World Series of Poker $50,000 World Championship H.O.R.S.E. tournament.

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I caution my students and those who follow my advice to be aware of how they present themselves at the poker table. Good ethics and proper decorum not only e

The good news is that Canterbury Park in Shakopee, Minnesota just announced that it will host the first annual Twin Cities Poker Open, a $1,500 buyin + $120

It starts as restlessness when I pick up the latest issue of Poker Player Newspaper and see all the ads for tournaments in June and July. It grows to a rumbli

The $50,000 buy-in H-O-R-S-E World Championship (Event #45) attracted 148 entries, creating a prize pool totaling $7,104,000. The top 16 finishers collected

The $2,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em championship (Event #48) attracted a record 2,317 entries, creating a prize pool totaling $4,216,940. The top 198 finishe

The $1,500 buy-in Seven-Card Stud High-Low Split championship (Event #47) attracted 544 entries, creating a prize pool totaling $742,560. The top 56 finishe

The $5,000 buy-in Six-Handed No-Limit Hold'em championship (Event #46) attracted 805 entries, creating a prize pool totaling $3,783,500. The top 78 finisher

The $1,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em championship (Event #44) attracted 879 entries, creating a prize pool totaling $3,240,174. The top 81 finishers collected

I'm leaving for the World Series of Poker today, June 28th. I'll be playing in the H.O.R.S.E. tournament tomorrow, Sunday. I'm excited, but realistic. Even so, it's a heady thing to contemplate – playing among the best...