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Here is PokerTube’s exclusive Top Rookie Players of 2016, live poker tournament edition. Enjoy!

The ‘Will Kassouf story’ on ESPN has raised the debate once again - what’s an acceptable length of time to make your decision and play?

Sometimes the rules are dumb, or you and your buddies just think table-stakes is for pussies and like the wild west feel of true no limit. In that case, here are some things you might want to consider.

​The recent shenanigans between William Kassouf and, well, almost everybody, got us wondering just who was the biggest douchebag/asshole/dick in poker.

When the November Nine return for the Main Event final table next week, they will have to pull out all the stops if they want to top the most memorable hand of this year’s event.

Let’s have a look at some of the biggest winners in the last half year – and maybe separate the ‘one-time multi-millionaires’ from those who are regularly pulling down huge scores.

Mason Malmuth offered his take on what online poker needs to get over the hump: increase the rake at the small stakes, limit multi-tabling and end all volume-based bonuses.

​The 19-year old student suspected of being behind a ‘lone wolf’ plot to bomb the London Underground tube system has been described as a ‘real poker fan’.

Next time you sit down to deal a hand, you might want to just double check that you have pulled all your curtains and closed the blinds.

It might be wise to check your friends for devices next time they appear at your home-game, because the spy-novel technology appears to be the real thing – and it’s amazing.

After bonding over a mutual love of bourbon the two pals head out on a road trip down the Mississippi towards a high-stakes poker game in New Orleans.

New Jersey judge found that Ivey and his partner in an edge-sorting plan had breached their contract with the Borgata casino in Atlantic City.

Episode 12 of, the 7th day of WSOP Main Event play back in the summer, saw Kassouf being bullied and ganged-up on by the rest of his table.

It’s been a long time in the waiting, but finally Phil Hellmuth’s autobiography is back on course, expected to hot our bookshelves early next year.