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Party Poker announced that its weekly "Title Fight" tournament will be double the pleasure with the guarantee boosted from $250,000 to $500,000 starting October 1.

‘Utter decimation’, is how the Pokerstars blog described Zagalo87’s final table run to the $419,000 top prize in the WCOOP $25K PLO High-Roller.

Here are a few research based tips to help you have a better mindset when playing online poker, avoid tilting, and improve your life.

Patrick ‘prepstyle71’ Serda took down the $10,300 High Roller for $468,181, fighting off a host of huge names among the 244 runners to lift the title.

This Sunday, September 17 at 16:30 EST, Global Poker will hold a charity tournament to help raise money for those affected by Irma and Harvey.

The deadline for filing petitions (Sept. 7) has come and gone and that the claims administrator will next tackle player petitions with disputed account balances.

A projected launch date more than a year away in late 2018 hasn't stopped Virtue Poker from lining up two of the world's top poker pros as advisors.

Party Poker has a brand new project aimed at attracting more women to the game of poker by forming ladies only social media accounts tied in with poker tournaments.

Day 6 of the World Cup of Online Poker (WCOOP) ended in a Finnish success after more than 3400 heads rolled in the bounty hunt.

The Winning Poker Network (WPN) was hit with 26 separate Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks over a span of three days.

Calling all poker-playing procrastinators! This is your final notice that the deadline for filing a petition in the AP-UB remission process will officially end on September 7.

The Bovada brand-name has re-entered the poker market, just a year after they were acquired by Ignition Casino.

The poker boom happened over a decade ago, but free social ''gambling'' apps experience a boom of their own.

Online poker players who have been waiting for PokerStars to post this year's World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) schedule need wait no more.