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The $3,000 buy-in H.O.R.S.E. championship attracted 414 entries. The total prize pool amounted to $1,142,640. The top 40 finishers collected prize money. <

The $5,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em championship attracted 731 entrants. The total prize pool amounted to $3,435,700, which is a record payout for this event

Hold'em players say, 'Let's see the flop.' Stud players say, 'I'll take a card off.' They mean roughly the same thing: They'll pay to see the next round. But the decision is very different. In hold'em, by calling preflop and then seeing...

About every other week I get asked, 'What is the minimum age to gamble on the internet?' Usually this will come from college-age students, who know how to pl

TAMPA, Fla. - The Texas Hold 'Em Bad Beat Poker Jackpot of $564,912 won Monday, June 9th at 9:55 p.m. is certainly the largest to be offered in Florida and t

The 2008 Ladies World Poker Championship attracted 1,190 entries, which was the second-largest women's-only event in poker history. The buy in was $1,000, c

The $1,500 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em Shootout attracted 1,000 entrants. The total prize pool amounted to $1,365,000. The top 100 finishers collected prize mo

WSOP IN FULL SWING

Greetings from the Rio, where the 39th annual World Series of Poker just entered its second week of play. The big story seems to be

The Sahara Poker Room begins 'Drawing Mania' on June 19. Start earning tickets on June 12 for every straight or better made in live play. The first drawing w

The $2,500 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em event attracted 1,395 entrants. The prize pool totaled $3,213,100. The top 99 places collected prize money.

Always attracted to mythical beasts and legendary poker players, our Jennifer Matiran reached out to Hawaiian Gardens casino host Phi Nguyen to arrange for he

Since writing my last article on effective tournament buyins, I've become obsessed with the subject. Like a melody that plays over and over again in your hea

Money management is a key factor in playing winning poker, a basic rule that most players live by. Pot odds, implied odds, equity, fold equity, and expected

I've found a new favorite place for poker-Reno, Nevada. I just made my first poker trip there and fell in love. Let me tell you why. And when I'm done, I'll g

1. Be conservative in early tournament play. In the latter stages of a tourney, be very aggressive.

2. Control the game as much as possible by being the lead bettor. If you raise pre-flop, you should usually make a continuation bet the f

The $5,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em Shootout attracted 360 entrants. The total prize pool amounted to $1,692,000. The top 36 places (which included all playe

The $2,500 buy-in Half Omaha High-Low Split / Half Seven-Card Stud High-Low Split event attracted 388 players, creating a prize pool totaling $892,400.

Mixed Games is a new event on this year's WSOP schedule. This is the first time in history that a major poker tournament has included eight poker games. Th

The $2,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em championship attracted 1,592 entrants. This was an increase over last year's tournament size, which had 1,531 entries. T

I've been playing in a lot of home games lately. That's a product of the price of gas. As the price goes up I am less willing to drive the 200 miles or so round trip to play at Foxwoods, my nearest major poker room. I've got to get...