The game of poker is slowly but surely taking hold in India. With a population of well over 1 billion people, the potential for the game in the subcontinent is absolutely massive.

In this article, Geoff Fisk takes a closer look at the Indian poker scene and illustrates how it has the potential to be the epicenter of the next poker boom.

There are many lapsed fans of poker out there; people who fell in love with the game in its Golden Era, but haven’t followed the game too closely ever since Black Friday in 2011. This brief recap article explains what’s gone on in the online poker landscape in the United States over the past decade and how the torch has been passed to a new crop of professional players in the live poker realm.

While online poker is, technically, the same game, there have been numerous changes that have taken place over the last decade that have affected online poker play, not the least of which was Black Friday back in 2011. This article briefly reviews the major changes.

With anything related to online poker, it’s important to separate fact from fiction. In this article we clarify three of the most widely spread myths about online poker and give you nothing but the facts.

Online poker gambling has come a long way since its roots. Technology has advanced, especially with live dealer games, and there are plenty of advantages to playing these days versus in the past.

Numerous European sports stars enjoy poker. They don’t just leave their competitive streak on the field, court, or pitch, but they attack at the felt as well!

Here’s a list of a handful of the most popular European sports stars who’ve crossed over into poker in recent years.