by Tim Fiorvanti | Published: Jul 28, '26

2026 WSOP Main Event episodes on ESPN2 drew under 190k viewers as the series navigates broad shifts in streaming and TV coverage.

by Erik Fast | Published: Jun 24, '26

The World Series of Poker returns to ESPN starting in 2026. Find out when and where to watch live coverage of this year's main event.

by Erik Fast | Published: Mar 26, '26

The WSOP Main Event is back on ESPN starting in 2026, with 100+ hours of coverage and a live three-night finale starting August 3.

by Sean Chaffin | Published: Nov 07, '25

ESPN ends its $1.5 billion Penn partnership, teams with DraftKings, while Penn rebrands to theScore Bet and shifts focus.

by Sean Chaffin | Published: Jul 20, '24

Penn Entertainment announced a 10-year, $2 billion deal with ESPN last August to launch a sports betting app using the network’s brand and resources. Almost one year later, recent reports have detailed how the ESPN Bet platform has failed to gain much market share. The gaming operator announced layoffs of about 100 employees in the […]

by Sam Greenwood | Published: Jan 21, '26

Even the best players in the world make mistakes. Join Sam Greenwood as he breaks down and analyzes hands played from the high roller circuit on his Punt Of The Day Substack. My 2019 World Series of Poker main event bustout might be the most watched hand I’ve ever played. There are a lot of […]

by Art Parmann and Justin Young | Published: Jan 07, '26

Comedians from Kevin Hart to David Cross to Ray Romano have been known to get in on the action at the poker table throughout the years. But Caitlin Comeskey is not the type to simply jump in an occasional celebrity tournament. As a struggling actress in Los Angeles, Comeskey would hop into the casinos in […]

by Sean Chaffin | Published: Dec 24, '25

Poker vlogging has grown in popularity over the last few years, bringing in a new audience of potential players via YouTube. The medium has allowed some poker pros to carve out entirely new careers, making their living from documenting their play around the world. While old school pros like Daniel Negreanu are still a big […]

by Paul Oresteen | Published: Dec 10, '25

During the Wild West years of the poker boom, there was a steady stream of unknowns who walked in off the street and suddenly found themselves under the bright lights of a big televised tournament. Get hot at the right time, and the constant reruns on ESPN and the Travel Channel could see you burned into […]

by Art Parmann and Justin Young | Published: Oct 15, '25

The World Series of Poker main event came with quite an interesting start for Adam Hendrix – donning an Elvis Presley costume on his first day of action. A little mojo from the king of rock ‘n’ roll culminated with a sixth-place finish for $1.9 million. That single cash alone almost tripled his biggest previous […]