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One of the longest running shows in Las Vegas is Crazy Girls at the Riviera. I don't know how crazy they are, but they sure as hell are gorgeous, and that in

A federal magistrate has just ruled that foreign internet gambling companies are not required to pay U.S. excise taxes on wagers if the companies have been s

More than 20 years of getting to know poker have not eroded Wendeen Eolis' enthusiasm for it as she prepares for this year's World Series of Poker, when she'l

If you haven't already heard the news, the last nine players of the World Series of Poker's main event, will compete on November 9-10 instead of July 16, as

This is the first in a three-part series on calling. It's not glamorous, high impact, sexy, legend-making poker, but it's what we do much of the time at the

The strategy for multi-way stud games on fifth street and beyond varies significantly from heads-up play. There is a new dimension introduced – the importance of getting the pot heads-up. Let me explain...

New Orleans, LA - The final extravaganza of the 2007-2008 World Series of Poker Circuit season concluded today at the Harrahs New Orleans Casino and Hotel.

World Series of Poker Circuit

2007-2008 Season

Harrah's New Orleans Casino and Hotel

The Fifth Annual Bayou Poker Challenge

Las Vegas, NV May 21, 2008 - The World Poker Association announced completion of its recommended 2008 Tournament Rules, for use in poker tournament competition around the world. The New Rules will be distributed to players at the WPA Mega Satellite, w

New Orleans, LA - The final tournament of the 2007-2008 World Series of Poker Circuit season began today at the fifth annual Bayou Poker Challenge. This is

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. -- Howard Dreitzer has been named Senior Vice President of Table Games for Seminole Gaming, part of the Seminole Tribe of Florida. His appointment was announced by Seminole Gaming CEO James F. Allen.

In his new position

It's time to talk about mistakes. In poker, novices make an avalanche of mistakes. Experienced players make many mistakes. World-class players make some mist

[Editor's note: John Caldwell is on vacation. This column was written by Poker News' Managing Editor, Haley Hintze]

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New Orleans, LA - The thirteenth event on the 2008 Bayou Poker Challenge schedule was completed today as Tyler Smith won the $1,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em co

The 'Cajun Queen Classic,' which is the fourteenth event on the 2008 Bayou Poker Challenge schedule, concluded today. Jena Delk won the $200 buy-in Ladies O

New Orleans, LA - The twelfth of fifteen events on the 2008 Bayou Poker Challenge schedule concluded today, as Jeff Tims won the $500 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em

Multi-way games can diverge from heads-up games in two significant ways. First of all, they can be passive -- meaning that you will be unlikely to have to call more than one bet per round -- much as in a heads-up game. Generally...

Las Vegas (May 15, 2007) - In an event that combines the wagering format of

Texas Hold 'Em with the skill of golf, Andrew 'AJ' Johnson, a 36-year-old

car salesman from Davison, MI, outlasted a field of 80 amateur golfers -

includi

NEW YORK - May 15, 2008 - NBC will present taped coverage of the sixth and final installment of its ultimate big-stakes poker showdown, the National Heads-Up Poker Championship presented by Vonage, from Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Sunday at Noon ET. F

May 16, 2008 (Manila, Philippines) - The action at the Asian Poker Tour Manila leg is sure to be sizzling hot with several international poker champs now confirmed. Layne Flack, Huck Seed, Roy Winston, Mansour Matloubi and Evelyn Ng are determined to