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Very soon we will be able to “Duel” against players in a real money or play money setting, with ‘Duel Poker’ combining the skill of heads up play with the fun of a sporting contest.

It wasn't until the iPoker Network changes were in full swing that some players discovered that the rake policy had been changed.

TonyBet has announced that it will introduce a brand new format of poker tournament called “Run It Twice”, which is set to launch later this month.

Winning players dislike the rake as they feel they are paying a premium to play and without their volume and action the poker room wouldn’t make as much money.

Bubble Rush Tournaments are the perfect combination of a hyper tournament structure and classic tournament structure where you get the opportunity for your skills to shine through but only once the bubble has burst and you are in the money.

​Italian poker player Sorel Mizzi has revealed he has received a two year ban from PokerStars after yet another indiscretion where he has been found to have seriously broken the rules of the site.

Everyone agrees it’s time to bring back the recreational player. The only questions that remains, is how to do it.

Bovada has been acquired by “Ignition” and players can transfer their balances to the new site and even claim bonuses for being organised enough to do it early.

Some analysts now believe that we are seeing the positive side of the PokerStars changes, claiming that they are starting to ‘pay off’ – and we have just been looking at the wrong set of numbers.

Polk is playing exclusively in Nevada on WSOP.com and live streaming his sessions via his popular Twitch channel, Upswing Poker. His self-imposed task is to turn an initial $100 into a much larger $10,000.

It’s being argued that tanking for five minutes just for the sake of doing it - something that poker pro Jordan Cristos proudly admits that he does - is just the terminal point of poker theory.

​It’s less than a month away, the full schedule has been released and players are already signing up for events, so let’s take a closer look at this year’s World Cup of Online Poker and what you need to know!

​The tentative schedule for this year’s World Cup of Online Poker (WCOOP) has just been released, and the online nosebleed players will be delighted to see that a $102,000 buy-in event has been included!

Here are a three offers from Pokertube that you can access to maximise the bang of your bankrolls buck, just before you run it up huge.