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Howard Lederer secured a victory in the $10,000 HORSE tournament at Bellagio, finishing with a stack of 433,000 chips in the heads-up against Ralph Perry. He won $92,150 for his first-place finish.
Mike Sexton is the sole inductee into the Poker Hall of Fame this year, receiving 23 out of 30 votes. Sexton, a professional poker player since 1977, is known for his exemplary behavior and adherence to poker ethics.
Poker coach Sleffa shares insights on typical errors made by players in heads-up games, highlighting the dangers of overestimating skills and copying high-stakes strategies.
Learn how Sém Farha navigates complex decisions on the turn and river in Pot-Limit Omaha, with insights from his games against top players like O’Neil Longson and Nick Schulman.
The first episode of 'Molodye Akuly' will air on October 20th, featuring up-and-coming poker player Tainer. Hosted by Sergey 'swordfish' Safronov, the show will discuss new strategies and upcoming talents in the poker world.
The popular poker show High Stakes Poker is set for big changes in its sixth season, including a new sponsor, host, and increased buy-ins.
Tainer shares his exciting journey to the 'Lion Cup' poker tournament in Lviv, Ukraine, detailing the challenges and memorable hands he faced.
Father Andrew Trappe, a 28-year-old priest, won $100,000 in the Million Dollar Challenge poker show. He learned to play poker in seminary and his first prize was a trip to the Bahamas.
FullTilt Poker is offering players a chance to win a share of Phil Ivey's WSOP prize money through a special promotion. The promotion includes two special tournaments and daily cash prizes.
The Russian poker team, featuring Alexander Kravchenko, finished second in the Nations Cup, securing 60,000 euros in prize money. The tournament included nine finalists from 17 teams, competing in various poker variants.