The Friends of the IDF (FIDF) are hosting a national charity poker event online on May 2, on Faded Spade Virtual Poker.
The event, in which all proceeds will be donated to the soldiers, will feature 4-time WSOP bracelet winner and former IDF Golani Brigade officer Eli Elezra, New York Times Bestselling author Maria Konnikova, and more.
Football has plenty links to poker and other gambling games like bingo jackpots, as we see in this article.
Sarah Herring is the Head of Video & Podcast with PokerNews and a great friend of RecPoker. In this episode we explore Sarah’s journey into motherhood, the announcement that the WSOP is returning in late 2021, and her thoughts on the Bilzerian/Kade controversy.
While you’ll have many opponents sitting around the felt, your time and effort is best spent trying to attack the stacks of the weaker players.
Poker coach Sky Matsuhashi explains the importance of that principle in this article.
The Bernard Lee Poker Show reminisces about the 10th anniversary of Black Friday shutdown of US online poker with poker journalist BJ Nemeth.
This is an exclusive preview of Episode #10 of The Orbit, poker’s premier roundtable discussion show. This episode is themed around the 10th anniversary of what’s come to be known as Black Friday in the poker world.
We give you the details on the panelists you can expect to see and the topics you can expect them to discuss.
The Solve For Why Academy has recently brought on poker phenom Landon Tice to join their roster of coaches.
Geoff Fisk catches up with Tice and Solve For Why founder Matt Berkey in this interview, which clearly illustrates why Tice is a perfect fit for the company.
Longtime poker industry veteran Christin Maschmann continues her series of stories recounting her first forays into the poker world.
Her latest article depicts the fun times she had playing poker in Ireland, at Dublin’s legendary Fitzwilliam Card Club.
There’s nothing like a slow roll to infuse tons of emotion into a poker hand. How much more so this occurs when slow rolls are depicted in film.
In this article Dano Arluison lists the five best slow rolls in film, taken from multiple movies featuring lots of poker including Maverick, Casino Royale, Kaleidoscope, and more.
Pokercode isn’t just about poker training, but also about community. This can be seen in the group’s content creation activities, especially the Grind House streams and YouTube vlogs.
In this article, Christin Maschmann profiles how Pokercode continues to branch out.
On Episode #262 of the RecPoker Podcast, the crew speaks with renowned author and longtime poker player Ashley Adams. Ashley has been playing poker since 1963 when he learned it, literally, at his grandfather’s knee, and has hosted the House of Cards podcast since 2007 as well as written more than 1,000 poker articles as well as several books, including his latest, “Winning Poker in 30 Minutes a Day” (D&B Publishing, 2020).
Online poker and gambling in general is the rare industry that actually saw growth and benefitted during the pandemic.
The Bernard Lee Poker Show interviews 2021 Pearl River Poker Open Winner of Event #4, David “Atom Bomb” Hendrix.
Watching online poker streams on Twitch is an exceedingly popular pastime these days, but that has humble roots dating back a few years to the pioneering “godfather” Jason Somerville.
In this article, Shaun De Cesare traces Twitch Poker history, with a nod to the more popular streamers of today and how the system works for fans, brands, and the streamers themselves.
High stakes poker keeps getting tougher, and weaving your way through MTTs has become a true test of skill. It takes something special to achieve next level mastery, and that’s what Run It Once’s PADS on PADS course by Patrick Leonard offers you.
At $999, this advanced course isn’t for everyone, but if you’re aiming to break through high stakes tournaments loaded with talent and become a consistent crusher, PADS on PADS is sure to get you there.
If you want to be placing winning bets in a casino, you need to be in the right state of mind The tips we share in this article will help ensure you stay levelheaded and playing at your best in the casino.
Our Senior contributor George Epstein explains his favorite kind of bluff, the Esther Bluff, named after his granddaughter.
Tim Duckworth previews all the content set to be released on PokerGO during the month of April 2021. These range from new episodes of Poker After Dark to new releases of WSOP Europe episodes from years past as well as High Stakes Duel featuring Phil Hellmuth vs. Daniel Negreanu.
The Bernard Lee Poker Show interviews 2020 WSOP Online Summer Series bracelet winner Ethan Yau about his live-streamed win on YouTube.
RecPoker’s Membership Content Director Chris Jones was our guest this week.
Jim Reid and John Somsky discussed with him the recent monthly rec.poker seminar which was all about post-flop betting lines, and how we can combine our knowledge of ranges and board textures to really put our opponents in some tough spots!
The Bernard Lee Poker Show revisits the COVID-19 shutdown on its one-year anniversary, as Bernard reminisces on interviews with Kristen Bicknell, Tyler Patterson, and Lexy Gavin.
On this episode of the RecPoker podcast, the crew is joined by Elliot Roe, mental game coach to some of poker’s biggest names.
Elliot shares how he helps poker players and his other clients, including actors, Olympians, and more, develop a winning mindset.
Californians love poker, but that doesn’t mean that all forms of poker are legal in the Golden State. In this article we briefly outline the different types of poker that Californians can and cannot play, from home games to online, and more.
Tommy Angelo is a poker player, coach, and the author of several books including Painless Poker, Elements of Poker, and Waiting for Straighters.
On this episode of the RecPoker Podcast, Tommy joins the panel to discuss his latest ventures in the poker world, doing commentary, how the pandemic has changed his life, and much more.
Longtime New England resident Ashley Adams reports on the status of poker rooms in casinos throughout the region during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Outside of New Hampshire, where poker is going strong, many regional rooms have reopened while others remain shuttered temporarily. Even so, there’s still plenty of poker happening online and in home games.
Over the past year, J. Tucker Adams has transitioned from being a losing novice poker player to a winning poker player. He’s employed four specific strategies that have helped him boost his game, and in this post he shares them.
Longtime poker industry veteran Christin Maschmann continues her series of stories recounting her first forays into the poker world.
Her latest article depicts the numerous trips she took to work at EPT Monte Carlo, and the numerous celebrities she met along the way.
The Bernard Lee Poker Show speaks with Craig Varnell and Matt Savage on the 1-year anniversary of COVID-19 changing the poker world.
With heads-up matches all the rage in the poker world these days, Geoff Fisk conjures up a list of five dream matches that poker fans around the world would absolutely love to see in the future.
Shaun De Cesare provides a brief overview of the history of televised poker and its evolution over the last 20+ years.