Charles Rettmuller

The Poker Monk will likely do a lot more studying and reflecting in order to find and achieve a proper balance on his ​'Study. Reflect. Crush.' motto.

There would be no sentimental toasts offered by the Poker Brat during the last PNIA episode. Another cash game, another loss, and another day of bitching about how unfair it all is.

Paul Phua's recently launched website has a section on tips and strategy that is aimed at beginners. His latest post in that area centers on the topic of keeping your cool.

The hand between two of poker's best players was analyzed on the latest episode of "Poker Hands With Doug Polk."

Doug Polk set out on a mission to determine whether the social media sensation has the poker chops that would allow him to win the amount of money that he claims.

The Poker Monk, is not your typical poker vlogger, if there is such a thing. His given name is Robert Dewberry and his bio is rather interesting.

​A new vlog by Andrew Neeme finds him leaving Las Vegas and jetting to New Orleans to check out the cash games in the deep south.

​If you're looking for a new horse to stake on the tournament circuit, you may do well to take a peek at Jeff Sluzinski, aka Jeff Boski.

​A recent video of "Poker Hands with Doug Polk" took us back to the days of "High Stakes Poker" and a whopping $818,100 pot.

The recent launch of PokerShares by Mike ‘Timex’ McDonald prompted Doug Polk to take a look at the world of poker staking.

The idea is to promote regulation in the U.S. that will allow Americans to log on and play online poker without fear of losing their funds.

The entire schedule for all 49 days of 2017 WSOP is still in the planning stages and will be released next month. But here is the weekend schedule.

The online poker pro and blogging globetrotter is considering turning his back on the game and joining the rat race once again due to a changing industry.

​Hitting a few golf balls seems like a fine way to relieve the stress that one might feel after a few hours of poker at Bellagio's $5/$10 cash tables.