Matt Waxman wins first WSOPC event
Youngster beats a strong field in Atlantic City Online whiz Matt Waxman has taken down a WSOP Circuit Main Event in Atlantic City, securing his first majo...
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Nosebleed round-up
PokerPlayer.co.uk brings you the latest action from this week’s high-stakes cash games. Player of the week: durrrr The nosebleed arena was left wanting this we...
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Roberto Romanello wins EPT Prague
Roberto Romanello wins his first ever EPT main event Welsh pro Roberto Romanello has won the EPT Prague Main Event. He takes home €640,000 to double his l...
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RIchard Gryko wins EPT Prague Heads-UP
Brits wins first EPT event Londoner Richard Gryko has taken home this week’s EPT Prague Heads-up title for €41,000. The Brits were flying the flag h...
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Isildur1s first PokerStar SuperStar showdown ends in defeat
Isildur1 defeated by Isaac Haxton in the first SuperStar Showdown Mystery Swedish pro Isildur1’s his first online showdown as part of the PokerStars...
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Hellmuth gears up for Dancing with the Stars
Poker Brat to take part in televised ballroom dancing show? If Hellmuth’s Twitter feed is anything to go by, the Poker Brat is set to join the cast of Da...
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Nosebleed round-up
PokerPlayer.co.uk brings you the latest action from this week’s high-stakes cash games. Player of the week: Isaac Haxton The nosebleed tables were still suffer...
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What is it really like to be a poker professional? We decided to find ...
Ali Masterman reveals what it’s really like to ride the highs and lows as a poker pro… I discovered poker by accident some nine or ten years ago. A...
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Who are the Top 5 poker tweeters and what have the they got to say? &#...
We present the Top 5 Tweeters of the last 12 months… We’ve trawled through the murky depths of poker’s brightest minds to bring you the best and most biz...
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Should you pay for sit-and-go poker coaching?
Mark Stuart explains how personal sit-and-go coaching can change your game and represent great value for money