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Poker legend Adrian Mateos discusses his return to live high-stakes tournaments and his approach to the game. He believes that the criticism of younger elite players being like robots is unfair.
Phil Ivey and other high-stakes poker players competed in a series of high-stakes tournaments on Cyprus. The Triton series was the first major high-stakes poker event since the start of the pandemic.
Daniel Negreanu's pivotal poker hand against John Bonetti in 1999 changed his life forever. Discover how this young player rose to fame and became a poker legend.
Poker-Red's latest news includes exciting live festivals, major casino events, and a heartwarming charitable initiative. Read on for all the details.
Timothy Adams emerged victorious in the SHRS Europe #10 No-Limit Hold'em Turbo tournament, securing a prize of 310,000$. The event featured 31 players and a total prize pool of 775,000$.
PokerStars has expanded its 2022/23 live events schedule with new stops in Barcelona, Prague, Dublin, Malta, and the Bahamas.
With the World Series of Poker approaching, poker fans are planning their trips to Las Vegas. Discover the best casino food options, from fresh seafood to prime steaks and stunning views.
Discover how poker players like Namish deal with their first tilt experiences and the emotions that come with it.
The exit of major poker rooms like PartyPoker, PokerStars, 888poker, and GGpoker from the Russian market has led to an 11% decrease in online poker traffic.
World chess champion Magnus Carlsen made a notable appearance in the Norwegian Poker Championships, finishing 25th and earning €5,000. The event, held in Dublin due to Norway’s strict poker laws, showcased Carlsen's strategic prowess beyond the chessboard.