The first day of the Epic Poker League tournament saw Evgeniy Kachalov take the lead with 356,300 chips. The tournament, held at the Palms hotel, had 137 participants and a buy-in of $20,000.
Professional poker is not just about luck and bluffing; it requires mathematical precision, years of dedicated work, and continuous improvement. The author, Дэннис Хонг, shares his insights from a year as a professional poker player.
David Dias, a cancer survivor, won the WSOP 2011 tournament and shares his inspiring story. He was diagnosed with cancer at five, had his right hand amputated, and moved to the US for treatment. He started his poker career at 21 and won his first WSOP bracelet in 2011.
Discover PokerSP, the premier destination for poker videos in Spanish, featuring weekly content from top professionals. Check out the latest highlights from Álvaro Aspas, Javier Domínguez, Xavi Alonso, and Asier Núñez.
Edukitos and professors are gathering rake data for Sit and Go games. Players are encouraged to contribute their data to create a useful table for calculations.
The deadline for submitting observations on the poker regulation in Spain is July 27, 2011. Poker enthusiasts are encouraged to voice their opinions.
The author faced personal tragedy and career changes in 2006-2007. His father's hospitalization and subsequent passing, coupled with financial struggles, led to a pivotal job offer.
A poker professional recounts the challenges and changes in his career from 2005 to 2006, including a significant financial setback and a shift to live No-Limit Hold'em games.
Kagome Kagome, a renowned poker player, shares his experiences with controversial nicknames and the difficulties he faced in finding opponents. Discover his journey from Hasu to Kagome Kagome.