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Poker is not officially legalized in Russia, but players can still pay taxes as either a physical person or an individual entrepreneur. Discover the intricacies of poker taxation in Russia.
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) and the World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) are two of the most prestigious poker events. Discover how they compare in terms of tournaments, prize pools, and participants.
EducaPoker has dropped three new videos this week, including session reviews and strategy training. Dive into the details of advanced poker strategies and techniques.
EducaPoker is marking its first anniversary with a significant promotion, highlighting its growth and community impact. The platform, founded by seven individuals, has over 30,000 students from various nationalities.
Erik Shahbazyan discusses the growth of RPT tournaments, the impact of the poker ban in Russia, and plans for future events. He also shares insights on the challenges and triumphs of organizing RPT.
Tom Dwan, a poker elite, shares his experiences from the past year, including a significant loss to Izildur and a contract with Full Tilt. He also discusses his luxurious lifestyle and philosophy on poker.
EducaPoker is organizing a special training session with experts Jotaele and Thalai during the WCOOP. The session is open to users at the University level or higher.
Erik Seidel shares his thoughts on the changing landscape of poker, his extensive travels, and his unyielding enthusiasm for the game. He discusses the challenges of keeping up with younger players and the impact of television on the sport.
Andrey Zaichenko, known as Kroko-dill, won the WCOOP tournament in Moscow. He registered just one minute before the late registration deadline and played aggressively to secure his victory.
The author shares his experiences playing live poker tournaments in Riga, including notable hands and encounters with other players.