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Discover the unique stories of two new bloggers on GipsyTeam: Serega9s, a Moscow taxi driver, and vampir18, a young poker player who overcame numerous challenges.
Marknyet has released the final video in a series about floating as a defensive mechanism in poker, available to Licenciado Premium members.
ESPN is actively looking for a partner to enter the sports betting market. Disney CEO Bob Chapek confirmed the network's interest in sports betting, stating that ESPN will partner with a third party rather than operate a sportsbook itself.
Maikelfull and Raúl Mestre have collaborated on a new video reviewing marked hands as part of the Cash Project series.
Discover the thrilling results from September's top poker tournaments, including the 2kk garantidos and 1kk garantido events, and meet the champions who took home impressive prizes.
Due to geopolitical situations, PokerOK has permitted Russian players to use VPNs to access their platform from certain countries. Players can also register and download the game client using proxy addresses.
Malaysian billionaire Lim Kok Thay, through his company GMM, submitted a last-minute bid for a Macau casino license, raising questions about the competition.
Len Ashby shares a bizarre story of a Chinese high roller named Hu who borrowed $160,000 from him and other poker players in Los Angeles. Hu's erratic behavior and eventual repayment left a lasting impression.
The Big Game poker tournament is taking place on partypoker.es from October 3 to 11, 2022, with a guaranteed prize pool of 100,000 €. The tournament features multiple Day 1 events in both standard and turbo formats, with a buy-in of 125 €.
Poker pro Doug Polk analyzes Robbi Lew's gameplay, suggesting a high likelihood of cheating. Lew's coach and other players weigh in on the controversy.