Successful players know when folding shows strength and when it signals weakness Mucking — the act of folding your hand without showing it — plays a different strategic role depending on the number of players at the table. In a full-ring game, with nine or ten players, mucking tends to happen more frequently because stronger
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Rumors Suggest WSOPE May Move Out of Rozvadov
There’s talk the poker tournament series could give up on King’s Casino Rumors are circulating that the World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE) could be leaving Rozvadov, Czech Republic, after 2025. The long-running partnership between the WSOP and King’s Casino may be nearing its end, with several professional players hinting that next year’s series could
Kid Poker Calls Out YouTube Over New Poker Content Policies
Daniel Negreanu believes YouTube doesn’t want poker represented on the platform Daniel Negreanu, better known as “Kid Poker,” has taken to social media to voice frustration with YouTube’s latest approach to poker content. According to him, the platform is unfairly targeting creators with vague policies and inconsistent enforcement that directly impact viewership. He pointed to
Adjusting to Opponents’ Mindsets When You’re Dealt Cold Cards
Use psychology and timing instead of card strength to remain competitive Cold stretches are part of every poker player’s journey, but how you handle them often separates those who survive from those who thrive. When the cards run dry, your focus should shift from waiting for premiums to reading opponents’ mindsets. This is where patience
Poker Masters Tournament Series Comes to an End
Two players shared the final spotlight, but not the final prize The Poker Masters tournament series wrapped up in dramatic fashion at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas, with Brandon Wilson and David Coleman sharing the spotlight. Wilson captured the finale, a $25,200 No-Limit Hold’em event, for $464,000 after a heads-up chop, while Coleman’s strong
Justin Saliba Outlasts Jesse Lonis, Kristen Foxen for Poker Masters Title
The two-time WSOP bracelet winner added another $301,000 to his tournament cashes Justin Saliba came out on top at the $15,000 No-Limit Hold’em Poker Masters event No. 9, overcoming a final table stacked with elite players. The tournament, which attracted 67 entries, generated a $1,005,000 prize pool. For his victory, Saliba earned $301,000 and added
When to Shift From a Conservative to a More Aggressive Playstyle in Poker Tournaments
The ability to transition between conservative and aggressive gears separates strong contenders from early exits Poker tournaments demand flexibility, and knowing when to adjust from conservative to aggressive play can make the difference between simply surviving and building a stack capable of contending. Early on, many players adopt a tight style to avoid unnecessary risks,
New ‘Grinder’s Game’ Comes to the Venetian
2025 World Series of Poker Main Event winner Michael Mizrachi is hosting the new show Michael Mizrachi, fresh off his 2025 World Series of Poker Main Event victory, is bringing a new monthly poker experience to Las Vegas. The Venetian announced that the eight-time bracelet winner will host “The Grinder’s Game,” a recurring high-stakes cash
California Casino Poker Cheats Face Felony Charges
The pair ran their schemes at Harrah’s San Diego and Pala Casino Spa Resort Two Southern California men are facing felony charges after allegedly cheating at poker in casinos by marking high-value cards. Prosecutors say the scheme allowed the pair to pocket more than $30,000 before they were caught on surveillance cameras. Both are now
Analyzing Short Deck Hands with Poker Equities
Recognizing how the reduced deck alters probabilities allows you to spot profitable lines Short deck poker, also known as Six-Plus Hold’em, has grown in popularity due to its fast pace and action-heavy format. The game removes all cards ranked two through five, leaving a 36-card deck. This adjustment changes hand rankings and equity calculations, making
DC Mayor Tries Again to Legalize Poker in Effort to Boost Economy
DC Mayor Muriel Bowser wants poker and blackjack to fill budget voids Washington, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser is once again pushing for the legalization of poker and blackjack as part of a broader plan to strengthen the city’s economy. Her new legislative package, announced yesterday, aims to increase revenue streams, create jobs, and attract more
PokerGo Founder Cary Katz Wins First Poker Masters Title
Katz had six PokerGO Tour wins but never a Masters title Cary Katz, the founder of PokerGO, claimed his first Poker Masters title after a comeback victory in Event #7 of the 2025 series. The $10,100 No-Limit Hold’em tournament drew 77 entries, generating a $770,000 prize pool. Katz battled through a tough final table before