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EducaPoker is marking its first anniversary with a special promotion featuring freerolls and heads-up tournaments. The ultimate prize is the EducaProWeekend, including entry to the Unibet Open Valencia.
EducaPoker has published three new training videos and two promotional videos to celebrate its first anniversary. The training sessions cover various levels and strategies.
Daniel Negreanu shares insights into his poker career, family plans, and future in the game. He discusses his love for high-stakes games and his thoughts on young poker talents.
Mikhail Savinov shares his journey from a poker enthusiast to becoming a finalist in the online World Championship of Poker. Learn about his unique approach to the game and his impressive skills in multiple poker variations.
Phil Laak emerged victorious in the first tournament of the WSOPE 2010, defeating Andrew Pentling in a dramatic heads-up. The event featured notable participants like Phil Ivey and Tom Dwan, who were eliminated early.
Poker is not officially legalized in Russia, but players can still pay taxes as either a physical person or an individual entrepreneur. Discover the intricacies of poker taxation in Russia.
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) and the World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) are two of the most prestigious poker events. Discover how they compare in terms of tournaments, prize pools, and participants.
EducaPoker has dropped three new videos this week, including session reviews and strategy training. Dive into the details of advanced poker strategies and techniques.
EducaPoker is marking its first anniversary with a significant promotion, highlighting its growth and community impact. The platform, founded by seven individuals, has over 30,000 students from various nationalities.
Erik Shahbazyan discusses the growth of RPT tournaments, the impact of the poker ban in Russia, and plans for future events. He also shares insights on the challenges and triumphs of organizing RPT.