Andrew Burnett

Doug Polk finding out his flight’s pilot was a member of Upswing Poker lab was a nice coincidence and led to some decent poker funnies on Twitter.

Bradley Ruben had consumed a marijuana-laced edible shortly before crashing into a parked car, killing one person, then fleeing the scene and resisting arrest.

It was a case of one-upmanship from Doyle Brunson on Twitter this week as he blasted the opposition away.

The three weeks of Rattlesnake action so far has seen every single tournament exceed its guarantee and you can be sure that the Main Event will follow suit.

Let’s switch to the good ole US of A for our blackjack story – the country home to the almost mythical MIT card-counting team.

A chatlog featuring Daniel Negreanu reveals that PokerStars’ top ambassador told players that his resignation was on the table if his paymasters didn’t fulfil their promise.

CoinPoker’s promise to “deliver high stakes tournaments” has been kept as they announce their ‘Crypto Series of Poker’ (CSOP) festival.

Having looked at the worst of the worst among the poker fraternity in our poker murderers article, we’re going to switch attention to the sad and horrific cases.

Today we’re going to take a look at the most outrageous and audacious casino cheats the world has ever seen…

Mike ‘DarkKnight17’ Coombs lifted a title at the 4th time of asking, scooping event 12 of the Rattlesnake Open and picking up SC$3,560.

Doyle Brunson is the most iconic player poker has ever seen, and his five decades at the top of the game is an absolute goldmine of stories.

China’s crackdown on poker apps and the ban on social media promoting the game has forced PokerStars and others to cancel events and close poker rooms in Macau.

The Barcelona hotel has once again been named in a theft from a poker player – this time at the partypoker MILLIONS stop in the city last month.

Gordon Vayo is suing PokerStars after the leading poker site refused to allow him to cash out almost $700,000 in winnings.