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A poker dealer at a Florida racetrack casino has been been charged with felony fraud after being caught on CCTV stacking the deck.

It’s the one possible saving grace when you have a huge hand and bump into an even bigger one, and this week has seen two stories about poker ‘Bad Beat’ jackpots in the news.

Joe ‘Chicago Joey’ Ingram took to Twitter and unleashed an almighty attack on the latest PokerStars announcement of a $9million-added Players Championship for 2019.

Molly Bloom seems to feel Aaron Sorkin has done her story justice with his version of the truth.

The Great Dane is back and he is making some adjustments and plans to become more active at the poker tables in 2018.

Just Doug is currently a web series and was recently featured on Facebook Watch, a new video platform launched by the social media page.

The OG of poker streaming on Twitch.tv, Jason Somerville, will once again use that platform to showcase the 2018 Aussie Millions.

Robert Anthony ‘Tony’ Lay is suing Caesars for fraud after claiming that they banned him from all properties only after allowing him to grind his way to a seat in the WSOP Global Casino Championship.

The former Sahara Casino on the Vegas strip – renamed as the SLS Las Vegas after a 2011 buyout – is “on the verge of bankruptcy”.

An Australian poker pro who is embroiled in an alleged $76million Ponzi scheme was attacked last month in Melbourne, suffering a fractured jaw, broken nose and damaged eardrum.

American cash game pro and her husband, Twitch streamer David, made a public video submission to NBC, trying to get on the game show "The Wall".

Funds which were laundered through Guernsey totalling £9.5million ($12.8million) have just been returned to the US Government.

Poker's all-time money winner in live tournament action gave it a go at the cash game tables in Bobby's Room.

So why have poker vlogs become such a hit with the poker community? And who are the top vloggers and up and comers to look out for in 2018?