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This comes as a third act climax to Konnikova’s latest writing project: the year she has taken out to immerse herself in the poker world.

The Lucky Hearts Poker Open is coming back to the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood, Florida soon.

It took Cary Katz only 14 hours from start to finish to bag the $1,492,340 top prize in the $100,000 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Super High Roller.

It was Massachusetts maestro Nick Petrangelo who took down the $100,000 winner-takes-all freeroll.

Kenney, the 31-year-old pro from Long Beach, New York cashed 28 times in live tournaments last year for a total of $8.5 million, for more than what anyone else earned.

PartyPoker recently released the festival schedule, headlined by an $1100 Main Event with a Million dollar guarantee and two High Roller events with a two day late reg period.

It proved to be a very Merry Christmas and looks set to be a Happy New year for Belgium’s Jorden Verbraeken.

APT has made a few adjustments for the upcoming year that include a new payout formula and replacement of the Player of the Year award.

Poker history was made the other day when the first ever WSOP gold bracelet awarded in Asia went to Zhou Yun Peng for winning the WSOP China Main Event,

Despite the draw of the European scene, The Hard Rock was able to scrape together 670 players into its poker room in three Day 1 shifts.

Miroslaw 'Killer' Klys and Casey Kastle are currently tied for the most tournament cashes in different countries.

Michael Kanaan showed that he still has the magic touch by winning the WSOP Sydney Main Event for $394,837.

Frenchman Kalidou Sow took down the first – and last ever - PokerStars Championship Prague Main Event for €675,000 ($795,456) after defeating Jason Wheeler heads-up.

Perth-based pro Tim Mitchell took down a hotly-contested ‘Monster Stack’ event at the WSOP Sydney Circuit stop, scooping $88,684.