11-02-2011, Chad Holloway
We caught up with 2009 WSOP final tablist, Kevin Schaffel, to see what he's been up to since the poker boom and how the final table changed his life.
09-27-2011, Donnie Peters, 1
Matt Giannetti recently captured World Poker Tour Malta. Does that mean he's prime for more success come November? PokerNews dives into the archives to find out.
02-16-2010, Nicole Gordon
ESPN offered up another triple dose of its World Series of Poker-Europe coverage last night, airing a mini-marathon of three new one-hour episodes. We saw the field shrink from 92 bracelet hopefuls to an elite final table that included six WSOP...
02-03-2010, Nicole Gordon
Just when you thought it would be a long wait before fresh episodes of the World Series of Poker hit the airwaves, ESPN announced their plans to air eight hours of coverage of the 2009 World Series of Poker - Europe Main Event. This month, Sunday...
01-03-2010, Matthew Parvis
Although many may argue that the rise of "Isildur1" into the high-stakes poker scene over the past few months should take the top spot for 2009's biggest stories, no story has trumped the hype surrounding Phil Ivey's World Series of Poker Main...
12-27-2009, Nicole Gordon
In each of the last ten years at the World Series of Poker, a player has managed to win two bracelets in a single series. Some years (like 2003) saw as many as six players pull off a double-bracelet win, but only four players in history have...
12-26-2009, Michael Friedman
Considered by many within the industry to be the game's top ambassador, Mike Sexton's election as 38th member of the Hall of Fame was a no-brainer and the fact that he was the only player elected this year is a testament to how much of an impact...
12-18-2009, Michael Friedman
We really like lists here at PokerNews, and before the end of 2009 we're gonna hit you with plenty of them including our end of year countdown that will give the top ten poker stories of the year. For today we've got the top ten positive trends...
12-16-2009, Michael Friedman
Day 2 action at the World Poker Tour Doyle Brunson Five Diamond World Poker Classic saw several interesting stories play out on the Bellagio floor. Arguably the biggest story of the day was the tough table draws as many pros found themselves seated...
11-25-2009, Nicole Gordon, 3
A star isn’t born every day in poker, but 2009 surely saw its share of previously unknown players exploding onto the world stage by winning some of the year’s most prestigious titles. One is still a college student, two won World Series of...
11-25-2009, Matthew Parvis, 1
We've been collecting your questions sent to editor@pokernews.com for about a month now and decided that instead of just sitting on the mountain of wisdom here at PokerNews, we better share it. Ok, it's probably not a whole mountain of wisdom...
11-12-2009, Elaine Chaivarlis
If you want to save time by getting the day's top poker news stories all in one place, you've come to the right spot. The Nightly Turbo is all about saving you time, and time saved means more time at the tables. In Case You Missed It
11-12-2009, Nicole Gordon
After four months and 26 hours of coverage from ESPN, the 2009 World Series of Poker Main Event is finally in the history books, Joe Cada coming back from only four big blinds to smash Peter Eastgate’s record and become the youngest-ever...
11-11-2009, PokerNews Staff
As announced recently on PokerNews.com, the poker community is coming together to help raise awareness for breast cancer with the Bad Beat on Cancer Challenge. Featuring over $24,000 worth of prizes, this $10 buy-in tournament (rebuys allowed...
11-10-2009, Matthew Parvis, Eric Ramsey, 3
What many thought would be a relative cake walk for the young PokerStars sponsored Joe Cada turned out to be quite a ride that ended with Cada being crowned the 2009 World Series of Poker Champion. After a ceremony congratulating the other...
11-09-2009, Nicole Gordon, 1
There's an old saying in poker-- "It's better to be lucky than good." At one time or another, all of us who play the game have thought it, muttered it under our breath, or spoken it aloud to an opponent by way of rationalizing a suckout or two at...
11-09-2009, Matthew Parvis
Sometimes in poker, as it is in life, "it's just meant to be." Joe Cada, the last PokerStars-sponsored player left in the World Series of Poker Main Event went on a roller-coaster ride for the ages on Saturday night. The 21-year-old from...
11-08-2009, Matthew Parvis
After almost 15 hours of play, the final table of the World Series of Poker, which began at noon PST on Saturday, has finally come to a pause with Joe Cada and Darvin Moon surviving the marathon battle. The two will begin heads up play at...
11-07-2009, Matthew Parvis, 1
With the entire November Nine finally back in Las Vegas for the conclusion of the World Series of Poker final table, it's safe to say that emotions are running a little high for all involved. All the analysis and preparation for playing on the...
11-07-2009, Nicole Gordon, 3
With less than a week to go before the "November Nine" return to Las Vegas for a shot a poker immortality, sports books are setting lines, office pools are coming together, and many of us in the poker media are busy speculating what effect our...
11-06-2009, Nicole Gordon, 1
For the last 12 weeks we’ve watched as 6,494 players were whittled down to the “November Nine” in the first 24 of ESPN’s 26 hours of WSOP Main Event coverage. This year’s expanded broadcast showed far more action than ever...
11-04-2009, Nicole Gordon
Only 18 players remained in contention for the 2009 World Series of Poker Main Event title in the penultimate episodes of ESPN’s coverage, nine of them surviving to make the final table, which will play out in Las Vegas this coming weekend and air...
11-03-2009, Michael Friedman, 1
Steven Begleiter, from Chappaqua, N.Y., is arguably the least experienced of the November Nine, but that doesn't mean the rest of the final table should expect to run over this amateur player. Although he may not have the experience to...
10-21-2009, Nicole Gordon
This week, ESPN viewers saw the World Series of Poker Main Event field shrink from seven tables to only three. A number of final table contenders began to emerge including a bracelet-winning magician, a hedge fund manager, and a logger from Western...
10-14-2009, Nicole Gordon
As play marched on during Day 6 of the World Series of Poker Main Event, the gang at ESPN had to be slapping high-fives as a dream lineup materialized at the featured table. Two former Main Event winners including the defending champion. A double...
10-11-2009, Paul 'Dr. Pauly' McGuire, 4
Amid harsh economic times, financially strapped people find creative and inexpensive ways to entertain themselves. Observing online poker is one of those activities. It’s so cheap, it’s free. At one time, watching online poker was a fixation for...
10-07-2009, Nicole Gordon
Day 5 of the 2009 World Series of Poker Main Event saw 230 players return to the fray including three women, two brothers, and the defending champion. Peter Eastgate, however, wasn’t the only world champ left in the field, with 2005 winner Joe...
10-06-2009, Michael Friedman
ESPN's World Series of Poker coverage continues this week as the field continues to dwindle to the final nine players. With more than 96% of the 6,494 starting players gone, the action focuses on the remaining 230 including the always tough Joe...
10-02-2009, Michael Friedman
Looking to get your fill of poker news for the day? Well you've come to the right place. We have our finger on the pulse of all things poker and we're bringing it to you nicely packaged so you can get your news and get back to your game...
09-30-2009, Matthew Parvis
When play started this past weekend, 334 hopefuls bought in to the World Series of Poker Europe Main Event with dreams of putting the coveted WSOP E Main Event bracelet on their wrist. Today, only 36 remained, all hoping to secure their spot at the...
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