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Spraggy thinks two opponents playing against him on PokerStars deserve to share the title of worst fold of all time when they failed to call his puny $10 bet on the flop into a $760 pot.

Game Show Network have recently been at the center of an intellectual property debate, going after a number of vloggers who have used hands from their poker shows.

Torelli explains in simple terms the difference between game theory optimal and exploitative play using the example of rock-paper-scissors

Martin has temporarily traded in the virtual world of online poker for the actual world of reality TV and will compete as a contestant on the popular "Big Brother" show.

YouTube vlogger Jeff Boski shares a number of amusing and interesting nuggets about his life in his latest effort – a Q&A.

When one of the biggest names in the entire poker world is all but called a scammer – again! – and by another of poker’s brightest stars, it’s big news!

​A tour stop at the Seminole Hard Rock Resort in Hollywood, Florida by the Poker Night in America gang brought plenty of action among the seven combatants at the table.

Negreanu's slick video actually offers an interesting insight into his lifestyle – private air travel, healthy vegan eating and two laptops only used for poker and Hearthstone respectively

Boski busted out when his suited connectors were beaten by a full house. A 4th place finish earned him $15,854 after buying in for $365.

Ivey has now been granted one final appeal in the Supreme Court, the last gasp left between him and having to give up on his arguably ill-gotten gains barring, perhaps, the intervention of HRH.

​“If it don’t make money, it don’t make sense!” is the battle-cry of four young poker players in their remarkable attempt to make €1million in just one year at the tables.

Galfond had the custom-built slide installed in his New York apartment when he bought the place for $3.2 million back in 2008, but when he sold up and moved the slide stayed behind.

The legal minds at the Game Show Network (GSN) have forced Polk to remove 17 videos from his YouTube library.