Hockey players and poker players have a good deal in common, namely a massive drive to compete and win. Some of the NHL’s greatest players would undoubtedly see success at the poker tables and be fun and inspiring to watch at the felt.
Here’s our list of five top hockey players who we’d absolutely love to see playing poker in 2020.
A recent visit to Commerce Casino got Christina Bradfield wondering about all manner of things. You know, typical poker-related things like weed smoking and card room gift shop panties. Just another night at the poker tables…
Tadas Peckaitis knows what it’s like to not want to play poker anymore, but he always keeps coming back to play again and again. How? Because he also keeps falling in love with the game over and over again.
Here are the top three ways in which Tadas immerses himself in love for poker while away from the tables and study sessions. They’ll probably work for you, too.
When you look around a poker room at the mid-stakes tables, there’s one thing you don’t see too much of, and that’s women. Amanda Botfeld, author of A Girl’s Guide to Poker, knows what it’s like to be “the odd one out.”
As someone who regularly sits at the $2/5 tables playing live cash games, Amanda shares what the experience is like, and puts the call out for other girls to join her at the poker tables.
It’s always a trip to hear great home game poker stories, and it’s truly rare to hear of such stories from over six decades ago. Our Senior contributor George Epstein recently had a dream about his home game that took place back in the early 1950s and decided to share it and some fond memories in this article.
An attitude of gratitude will take you far in life and enhance your every experience. There are a number of very special people who have impacted my 2019 poker year in exceptional ways, and for that I am supremely grateful.
This blog post is my way of expressing my thanks towards them, and for the good they’ve brought to this poker site and into my life in general this year.