Professional World Poker Players
In the spotlight: Jennifer HarmanJennifer C. Harman-Traniello (born November 29, 1964) is an American professional poker player. Harman was born and raised in Reno,...
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Doyle F. Brunson (born August 10, 1933) is an iconic American poker player who has played professionally for over 50 years. He is the...
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Hoyt Corkins (born Glenwood, Alabama) is an American professional poker player. Known for his softly-spoken voice and his aggressive...
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Poker News
Joan Rivers Calls Poker Players TrashThe confrontation between Joan Rivers and Annie Duke was taken to a new level on this week’s episode of NBC’s Celebrity Apprentice....
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Latest Poker Newsfeeds
The Nightly Turbo: World Poker Tour Lond...The Nightly Turbo is bringing you the day's top poker news stories all in one place. Tonight you can find an update on the World Poker Tour London, news on the newest stop on the World Series of Poker Circuit, and more.
Inside Gaming: New TV Deal for WPT, New ...
It's not always all poker here at PokerNews HQ. Inside Gaming brings you all the goings on in the gaming industry every week. Read on to find out about the WPT's new TV deal, and more.
2010 WCOOP Preview: Highlights from the ...
The PokerStars WCOOP gets under way on Sunday. We review last year's WCOOP and give you a preview of what to expect for 2010.
How to Play Poker
Playing Head’s UpIt’s down to you and another player. The only thing that separates you from victory is your opponent’s chips. No problem! Let’s...
Top 10 Texas Holdem Starting HandsTo become a good Texas Hold ‘Em Poker player, you have to know which hands you should play and which hands you should fold. You can...
Top Online Poker TellsWhen playing online poker, it’s more difficult to tell whether your opponents are bluffing or they actually got a premium hand because...
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Bluff the Small PotsPlayers are far less likely to suspect bluffs when the pot is small, as they do not see much of a pot for you to take. These pots can add up, if you bluff the right players.











