Connor Whiteley

In poker, when players have almost identical hands at showdown, the kickers will determine who wins. Here we explain everything you need to know about kickers.

The poker chips you used can make a big difference to the quality of your home game. In this article we discuss chip quality and denominations to use.

Statisticians use complex algorithms to find sound approaches to poker. Calculating poker equity is clearly an efficient way to make good decisions at the felt.

As artificial intelligence ability continues to improve with time, more and more poker players are turning to poker AI to revolutionize their game. Here’s how.

The psychology of poker is a subject that’s been written about extensively by many talented professionals. Here’s how using poker psychology can help you win.

Celebrity poker players like Jennifer Tilly, Kevin Hart, and Brad Garrett never fail to up the excitement and entertainment at the poker tables.

While stories about poker are usually told on screen, Anish Patel set out to give poker its first graphic novel in Final Nine. Here’s our review.

Explaining what a poker cheat sheet is, as well as when it is OK to use one as opposed to the majority of the time when it is not OK to use one.

Everyone has pet peeves. Little things other people do that get under your skin like chewing loudly or FaceTiming in public without headphones. These seemingly small things can cause a visceral reaction. Poker is no different. In a game where emotions can run hot, poker pet peeves are very common.

Moving up in stakes is the ultimate goal for any professional poker player. Here are five signs that you are ready to take the leap and move up in stakes.

WPT Ambassador Brad Owen won his own ClubWPT freeroll that offered a WPT World Championship seat and WPT Prime seat as prizes. Those prizes got awarded to second and third place finishers William Haines and Don Butler, respectively.

In this feature article, we speak to Brad, William, and Don about their experiences surrounding the freeroll.

No matter where you are in the United States, you have to be at least 18 years or older to play poker legally. Many states require you to be 21 or older, but not all states follow the country’s legal drinking age when it comes to poker. Here is a comprehensive guide on where you can play poker in the US, grouped by legal age.