Mark Patrickson

What started off as somebody pointing out a factual inaccuracy on Twitter has led to one of the biggest social media storms of the year.

Why do the best poker players around always seem to be spending their free time with “man’s best friend”?

Retired high-stakes crusher Brian Hastings is the latest big name in poker to slam Americas Card Room for their appalling customer service.

Andrew Neeme gave his followers a different sort of glimpse into his mind by doing an "Ask Me Anything" (AMA) on Reddit.

High-stakes PLO crusher JNandez has produced a short documentary on the most exciting poker player on the planet: Viktor 'Isildur1' Blom!

German high-stakes crusher Fedor Holz has done an “Ask Me Anything” on Facebook Live after people kept on asking him to do so.

Let’s take a look at some of the dream machines that poker players have been driving in recent years.

That age old saying of “what you put out comes back to you” is seemingly a truth at a poker table. Here's a collection of some of the best karma moments from the green felt.

It wasn't until the iPoker Network changes were in full swing that some players discovered that the rake policy had been changed.

Whether or not we are first to act or can see our opponents layout, NutsBet will almost instantly compute many thousands of calculations and display the mathematically best choice we can make from the first five cards.

In what looks like a significant breakthrough for US based poker players, this Wednesday saw the successful passage of a political bill through the Assembly Governmental Organisation Committee in California.

Jason Mo has been venting his frustrations on Joey Ingram's Poker Life Podcast. Mo was less than impressed with the recent news piece written by Phil Galfond accusing Las Vegas cash game regular Sammy Touil of scamming him.

There has been quite a stir about the possibility that we are in sight of crossing the point where computers can beat the very best human players in a game of heads up No Limit Holdem.

In what must have been one of the biggest ever trials of its kind, Johnson found himself accused of crimes such as money laundering, wire fraud, bank fraud, and conspiracy.