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The World Series of Poker will ditch the November Nine format that had final table players competing months after the main tournament.

Streaming his deep run in the PokerStars Big $55 BParis lets you in on his top tips, secrets and strategies as he eventually takes down the tournament for $9,531.

The aim is simple, give poker players and fans a convenient place to hangout, chat and meet like minded people.

Phil Hellmuth Jr, the self-professed greatest poker player ever, dodger of bullets, and infamous Poker Brat. His poor sportsmanship, thin skin, and bombast are legendary even outside of the poker world.

Liv Boeree’s is a reminder to check in with the slow brain, in the end, it’ll get you where you want to be a lot faster than your gut.

Adrian Mateos emerged victorious from a field of 64 over the weekend when he won the PSC Monte Carlo €50,000 buy-in Single Day High Roller tournament.

It was a slow war of attrition as pro after pro dropped out leaving Imad Derwiche heads-up with Sampo Ryynanen and fellow Frenchman Sylvain Loosli.

Education of a Poker Player was the poker bible before Doyle published Super/System, and that is both its strength and its major failing.

Bryn Kenney topped a sizable field of 61 entries to win the title and the top prize of €1,784,500 ($1,944,302 USD).

Alec Torelli went pro 12 years ago, ‘traveling the world full-time playing the biggest games on the planet.’ And he certainly seems to have put those years on the grind to good use.

James Caan plays a university professor, Axel Freed, teaching English by day, and gambling it all by night.

Jeff Boski continues his series of interviews for the PokerTube Youtube channel (click like and subscribe guys), with a session of picking the brains of Vegas cash game pro Michael ‘Knish’ Atkinson.

Tom Dwan didn’t show up on the small screen for most of last year, and going back further, has been largely tied up in various high-stakes cash games in Macau.

The last few months have seen something of a decline in the magnetism of Twitch, the poles are weakening and increasingly the really great poker content is moving to YouTube.