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Party Poker took another step toward its goal of becoming the industry's most liked poker site by players.

The debate over whether or not poker is a sport, may have been given an answer; perhaps not a definitive one, but it comes with official body recognition.

She calls it ‘the new golf of China’ and Celina Lin Peifei has led the charge from the front as poker has become much more glamorous and acceptable in her native land.

Dan Bilzerian responded by posting a photo in which he was seen apparently assisting a first responder.

His mother thought he was stacking shelves at a grocery store, but Chris Moorman was stacking virtual chips instead.

Irish eyes have been smiling this week in the poker world as all eyes focused on the Pokerstars Festival Dublin, with one man – Fintan Hand - vowing to put his country on the poker map.

Matthew Hauge was determined by the coroner to have died from natural causes and was not the victim of foul play.

Top selling points of the ring are that it was the WSOP Circuit's first ever tour stop in Florida, as well as the first time a major poker event was played at a dog track.

Reactions have been varied, many tweeting in fear of loved ones while others have used Twitter to spread the call for help. Others yet have already started the expected political ‘discourse’.

High-stakes poker-playing playboy Dan Bilzerian has been slammed for running away from the mass shooting massacre in Las Vegas on Sunday night.

Although his RunItOnce Poker team are “working very hard”, it was his rather surprising DFS involvement which appeared this week.

The man who police believe carried out the mass shooting in Las Vegas gambled $10,000 or more per day in the run-up to the massacre of concert-goers.

At least 50 concert-goers in Las Vegas are believed to have died and hundreds more injured when a gunman opened fire on a country music festival near the Mandalay Bay Hotel.

A coaching book that will be full of tips and tricks to avoid tilt, ‘win the war of words’ and ‘steadily improve any aspect of your game’.