Op-Ed

All In: The Poker Movie is an excellent documentary that tells the tale of poker from the game’s earliest days to the unfortunate events of Black Friday.

The Grand is a poker mockumentary that makes fun of the poker craze during the second half of the 2000s that created a very colorful environment.

Poker Face is a fun thriller that has it’s shortcomings, but offers more than enough entertainment and excitement to make it worth 90 minutes of your time.

Despite some smaller shortcomings, Rounders remains the number one cult poker movie that every fan of the game must watch at least once.

Chuck is back again, bringing you a quick overview of the events that marked the past month in the poker world, as seen from his very unique angle.

Deal had all the elements to be a great poker movie, but it somehow managed to fail and disappoint in almost every aspect, despite its poker star power.

Lucky You is a decent poker movie that had the potential to be so much more with seemingly just a bit of extra effort and thought.

Mississippi Grind is a poker movie about two gamblers who get to know each other by sheer luck and embark on an adventure of gambling and self-discovery.

Runner Runner is a fun poker thriller inspired by the events leading to and surrounding infamous Black Friday.

Breakdown of Septembers’ most important poker events and developments brought to you by Chuck Sklar, the way he saw them.