Stalling under the microscope: why does poker need to speed up the game? – CodigoPoker
The episode reopens a debate especially important for Latin America: protecting the recreational experience can be worth much more than a few equity points.
The episode reopens a debate especially important for Latin America: protecting the recreational experience can be worth much more than a few equity points.
Before, talent, personality, and some controversies were enough to become a poker figure. Today, the player who wants to transcend the tables must also learn to compete on social media, streaming, and digital content.
The well-known high stakes player and CEO of Maverick Gaming will close two casinos in Washington, a move that will leave 238 workers unemployed.
The leading online chess platform launched Gambit, a training system based on artificial intelligence and solvers.
The renowned high stakes player opens the doors to his life in an autobiography that covers millions won, underground games, controversies, and personal demons. From the controversial J-4 hand to his battles off the tables, Adelstein promises to tell a story where winning was never enough.
The measure aims to close the door to sophisticated fraud methods that use microscopic cameras to identify the dealt cards.
The renowned tournament director dared to project what the industry will be like in a decade, with key names, historic records, and significant changes.
The blockchain processed nearly 6% of the buy-ins for the WSOP 2026 and once again brought the debate about the use of cryptocurrencies in poker to the table.
The final table of the 2026 Main Event was far from the millions of viewers who followed the WSOP during the poker boom.
Bryn Kenney leads a select list of just nine players who have surpassed $60 million in live tournament earnings, and Daniel Negreanu is less than $75,000 away from becoming the tenth member.