World Series of Poker (WSOP) Winners - Where Are They Now?

The World Series of Poker has played host to its fair share of interesting personalities and characters. While some names made famous by the WSOP are still well-known today (Johnny Chan, Phil Hellmuth, Chris Moneymaker), others who once had captured the stage are have now faded into relative obscurity. Here’s our list of five once-familiar WSOP names and what they’re up to now. more…

Become a Winning Online Poker Player Using Rakeback

Millions of people play poker these days, thanks to one man Chris Moneymaker. In 2003 this regular everyday accountant and recreational poker player, became the world series of poker main event champion. more…

Become a Winning Online Poker Player Using Rakeback

Millions of people play poker these days, thanks to one man Chris Moneymaker. In 2003 this regular everyday accountant and recreational poker player, became the world series of poker main event champion. more…

Play Poker - Texas Holdem Poker - 9 Great Tips

Learning to play poker online is becoming one of the most popular games on the internet. You can choose to play either free online poker or for the more adventurous or professionals, play poker online for real money. One particular poker game Texas Holdem’s popularity has grown world wide due to it’s exposure on television ( World Series Of Poker) and Internet over the past decade. more…

The World Series of Poker

The World Series of Poker are absolutely the biggest poker series in the World. The Winner of the Main event of the WSOP will be the official world champion of poker. Poker players who have won at the World series will be in the hall of fame for life and will go home with the most wanted prize in the Poker world, besides the huge amount of money, the WSOP Bracelet. more…

A Brief History of the World Series of Poker

The World Series of Poker (WSOP) is now a high profile poker tournament that takes place annually in Las Vegas. However, the first event in 1970 involved only seven players and it was not until the early 1980s, when the WSOP introduced satellite tournaments, that the event drew greater than fifty people. By the mid-1980s, this number had grown to over 2,000. more…

Razz Poker - A Primer

It seems that whenever a game is featured in the World Series of Poker, it gains quite a following and so it goes with Razz poker. It is becoming popular though not for just this reason, it also contains some very unusual and interesting play mechanics. more…

Hold Em Poker

I was watching the 2006 World Series of Poker on ESPN and saw a young player, I don’t recall his name, behaving quite badly. In fact, being a jerk and got at least one time out from the tournament officials. What struck me though was my reaction to what I was watching - I wanted to see this person lose. more…

The Ultimate Prize - The Poker Bracelet

The poker bracelet was first awarded as a coveted prize exclusively to winners of the World Series of Poker events in 1976 and has since become the most prestigious and sought after non-monetary award by poker professionals and novices alike. The bracelet has evolved to be the prize for many other tournaments as well, including the World Poker Tour events. Here is a brief history of the evolution of the ultimate poker prize - the poker bracelet! more…

Free WSOP Entry - How to Qualify For a World Series of Poker Entirely Free

The WSOP (World Series of Poker) is the world’s best known and highest profile live Poker tournament. Played every year in Las Vegas since the inuageral event in 1970, first prize is in the multi-millions, and the event has become a major celebration and festival. The winner is crowned World Champion and as well as the prize money often becomes a highly sponsored celebrity. more…

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