Jamie Dwan was one of just four players from the UK to win a bracelet at the 2026 World Series of Poker, and he’s grateful for all the support.
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Matt Stout’s recent actions created a lot of controversy in the poker community and (re)opened some of the burning questions about the game we all love.
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Image credit: Venetian Poker Room. This week in Vegas, tournament poker proves it is alive and well despite the ‘WSOP hangover’. The action includes the last week of The Venetian’s DeepStack Championship until Fall, offering good value right on the
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With the 2026 WSOP officially in the books, Daniel Negreanu summarizes his series and shares some of his plans for the rest of the year and the final POY push.
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Images courtesy of the World Series of Poker The Canadian legend and Poker Hall of Famer Daniel Negreanu won his eighth WSOP bracelet on a night of drama in Las Vegas last night. Afterwards, he took time out to describe
Andrew Neeme talks about the recent unpleasant experience with The Lodge shutdown, remembers his poker beginnings, and share some tips for aspiring players.
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The English poker legend talks about his beginnings, how his relationship with the game has changed, and differences between live and online.
Chris Moorman on His Poker Roots, Pushing for WSOP Glory and Paying It Forward Read More »
Tom McEvoy was the first player to win the WSOP Main Event qualifying for the tournament via a satellite, and over four decades later, he is still going strong.
Images courtesy of the RunGood Poker Series In 2003, poker was changed forever by the man who won the WSOP Main Event. Chris Smith walked into Binion’s Horseshoe in Las Vegas, Nevada, gave his last name as ‘Moneymaker’ for the
The 2004 WSOP Main Event champion Greg ‘Fossilman’ Raymer talks about his big win, a dangerous encounter he had at the Bellagio, and his future plans.
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