After 10 hours of Day 2 including the last 1.5 on the feature table, we have bagged 198,500 for Day 3 of the WSOP - World Series of Poker Main Event! Got to play with Rigby and if you needed further confirmation we live in a sim, today my daughter just so happened to wear an outfit inspired by him.

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One million chips. In the WSOP - World Series of Poker Main Event. Is this real life?

Out of the Main in 320th or so for $45,000. Defended K5dd off 30 eff and hero’d down on 8852T two spades two hearts vs EP triple. Unfortunately he had trips. Still an incredible score and amazing experience. Will do a proper write up later but thanks again everyone for the

The final table of the 2025 Main Event is set! Who is everyone rooting for? What’s the best result for poker?

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Biggest blinds poker hand I ever played was at a home-game, against the game-runner. I raised huge with KQo, board ran out T225T. I check-called flop, called a turn overbet (villain wouldn't bet ace high or a low pair, very polar and he was very aggro), and when he overbet shoved

My favorite poker hand I ever was played with T8o, before solvers. In the metagame I was a check-raising maniac with a 30% check-raise because everyone overfolded. Vs an unknown reg, J62r, I checkraised my T8o, and he 3bet me in position. I immediately realized nobody would do

When I started out playing poker, I made my way up the stakes with a "bag of tricks". People didn't know how to call check-raises. They overfolded to 3bets and opens. They didn't defend capped ranges. (Crazy example of this, if someone opened ep and board came 66x, i'd call twice

Some people size bets according to what they want you to do. That can be a double-edged sword. Case in point: Heads up vs a reg I called a 3bet and a cbet with Kd6d on an AKT board. Turn came a jack, and my opponent bet 80% pot. I got a very strong gut reaction. This is the wrong

My stream tomorrow is going to be epic I have to stream until I win with every starting hand. Playing the biggest games on ClubWPT Gold If I lose the challenge, I owe $40,000 to 𝚃𝚊𝚛𝚊𝚜.𝚎𝚝𝚑 | 𝚃𝚊𝚛𝚊𝚜.𝚌𝚘𝚖 🇺🇦 It starts tomorrow at 9AM CT. I hope it ends within 12 hours I explain everything here

When you get a read on someone, the value can be insane. It feels unfair - as though you're playing a game in three dimensions while they're playing two. Years ago on pokerstars there was a big grinder who had a flop sizing tell. You could tell from the sizing whether he was

Won $10k High Roller last night Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open for $220k 🏆

Timing tells in poker can be worth a fortune, and they're an entire dimension that exists within the game that most people are unaware of. Some will try to "balance their timings". Some won't even do that. But very few of those who aren't naturally musically gifted will ever try

The best things in your life feel like the choice is so obvious, you couldn't realistically have chosen otherwise. The moment I decided to be a poker pro: I finished my computer science degree and started working as a programmer. I enjoyed it, but I wasn't in any way passionate