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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 Erik Fast | Published: Nov 11, '22

Daniel Negreanu is one of the most accomplished poker players in the history of the game, with six World Series of Poker bracelets, two World Poker Tour titles, two Card Player Player of the Year awards, and many other noteworthy achievements accrued over his Hall of Fame career as a professional player. According to Negreanu, […]

by Card Player News Team | Published: Aug 18, '22

Espen Jorstad has won the 2022 World Series of Poker $10,000 buy-in main event, outlasting the second-largest field in history to capture the championship gold bracelet and the $10 million first-place prize. The 34-year-old was the last player standing out of 8,663 entries, and simultaneously became the first player ever from his home country of […]

by Bernard Lee | Published: May 13, '22

During this series of strategy columns, I have been interviewing 2021 WSOP bracelet winners. These champions will provide observations, tips, and strategies for you, the readers of Card Player, about the specific poker game in which they captured their 2021 bracelet. The Event: $10,000 Omaha Eight-Or-Better The Winner: Ari Engel Ari Engel is an online […]

by Bernard Lee | Published: Nov 11, '21

In previous years, the World Series of Poker (WSOP) has held one satellite daily, usually at 8 pm. However, this year, the WSOP ran two satellites a day: a $580 satellite at 2 pm (winners receive $5,000 in tournament chips or often called lammers) and an $1,100 turbo satellite at 8 pm (winners receive $10,000 […]

by Bernard Lee | Published: Oct 14, '21

Throughout my career, I have played in numerous satellites and have had many good AND bad memories. When I initially wrote the satellite chapter for Jonathan Little’s Excelling At No-Limit Hold’em, I wanted to illustrate my strategies by including some real-life scenarios. Unfortunately, they were left out due to space constraints. So when I was […]

by Gavin Griffin | Published: May 27, '21

Usually, the end of the year is when I put on some weight due to Thanksgiving and Christmas. In 2020, I took the beginning of the year to put weight on and the end of the year to take it off. Thanks to a weight loss bet with some members of the poker community, I’m […]

by Julio Rodriguez | Published: Mar 31, '21

Ronnie Bardah has a way of finding the spotlight. The Brockton, Massachusetts native has become one of poker’s most recognizable faces thanks to his accomplishments at the World Series of Poker, as well as a part he played in a viral online video, and even his short-lived time on the 2019 season of Survivor. Even […]

by Craig Tapscott | Published: Mar 18, '21

The Pros: Jeff Gross, Kelly Minkin, Ryan Fee, and Matt Waxman Craig Tapscott: Variance and downswings will hit every poker player at one time or another. Can you please share a few times you have crashed and burned? And more importantly, how you recovered to be a better player? Jeff Gross: Variance is inevitable if […]

by Gavin Griffin | Published: Nov 24, '20

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