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Scott Ball secured his second bracelet at the WSOP 2021, winning the Little One for One Drop tournament. His victory was marked by confidence and calmness, as well as the presence of notable players and unique events.
The MTT Project's second review episode features Steve Enríquez analyzing a 20€ KO tournament. Watch it on Diplomado Premium.
The poker player psychomxntis shares their return to the game with a calm approach, detailing their journey and mindset.
Poker legend Douglas Polk has officially ended his bachelor days, marrying his longtime partner Katelyn Karges in a private ceremony.
Koray Aldemir is in the lead with 140,000,000 chips as the World Series of Poker Main Event 2021 reaches its final table. Nine players remain, each guaranteed at least $1 million.
Scott Ball secured his second WSOP bracelet and $396,440 in the 2021 Event #68 Little One for One Drop. The tournament featured 3,797 participants and a prize pool of $3,800,790.
Brad Booth, known as Yukon Brad, rose to fame in the poker world but faced a series of scandals and financial losses that led to his disappearance. Here's his story.
Garu has released a new practical video for Spin Project users, complementing a previous article and theoretical class on limited ranges in spins.
Poker players like Jason Strasser and Miiikka Anttonen shared nostalgic stories from the poker boom era, while others discussed recent COVID-19 concerns and tournament experiences.
javierdíazyanes shares his thrilling experience of winning his first Multi-Table Tournament (MTT) on November 16, 2021. Relive the excitement and memories of your own first poker victory.