Poker Pro Charged with Bouncing Checks at Vegas Casino

Ye Shen faces multiple felony charges in Nevada after allegedly passing $300,000 in bad checks International poker player Ye Shen, widely recognized in the gambling community by his pseudonym “Tony Mars,” faces severe legal jeopardy in Clark County, Nevada. Prosecutors filed formal felony charges against the 42-year-old Shanghai native following a financial dispute involving two

Identifying Profitable Squeeze Spots from the Hijack

A profitable hijack squeeze starts with position, fold equity and a clear read on range weakness A squeeze from the hijack is a pre-flop re-raise made after one player opens and at least one caller enters the pot. It works because the caller often has a capped range, while the opener must continue out of

The WSOP Doesn’t Want Players to Wear Rival Poker Patches in Tournaments

The WSOP has implemented strict rule updates requiring advance written approval for players wearing promotional logos The World Series of Poker (WSOP) has expanded its restrictions on apparel logos by mandating that players obtain advance written permission to wear any promotional patches during tournament play. While initial rule drafts only targeted players appearing at featured

Anthony Marquez Takes Down WSOPC Main Event in Los Angeles

The turnout for the event easily covered the $1-million guarantee The World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) tournament at the Commerce Casino in Los Angeles concluded this month, with local competitor Anthony Marquez capturing the championship title. The highly anticipated tournament generated massive interest throughout the region and easily met its impressive $1-million prize pool

Heads-up Play Versus the Big Blind After Everyone Folds

Successful players know how to flip the script when they get into heads-up situations Heads-up play against the big blind begins before the flop. When everyone folds to you in the small blind or button position, the hand turns into a direct fight for the blinds and antes. This is where you need to fine-tune

Countering Aggressive Opponents in Rebuy Events

Aggressive rebuy opponents can change the whole shape of a poker tournament In a poker tournament rebuy format, some players treat the early levels as permission to gamble wider, push thinner edges and pressure tighter stacks before the rebuy period closes. That does not make their play unbeatable. It means your response has to account

Nick Rigby Proves Unstoppable, Wins Two Tournaments in One Day

This is the second time this year Rigby has pulled off the feat Poker pro Nick Rigby demonstrated his exceptional skill by winning two separate RunGood Poker Series titles on the same day this past Thursday. This impressive feat occurred at the Harrah’s Pompano Beach Passport series in Florida and marks the second time in

Balancing Limps and Raises for Unpredictability in Texas Hold’em

Mixing limps and raises can protect your range, disguise hand strength and keep opponents from reading your patterns Balancing limps and raises in Texas Hold’em is not about playing passively for the sake of variety. It is about stopping strong opponents from building clean assumptions around your preflop decisions. If you only limp weak hands

Inaugural Hendon Mob Asian Championship Coming This Summer

The inaugural Hendon Mob Asian Championship will officially debut at the City of Dreams in Manila The City of Dreams Hotel and Casino in Manila is set to host the first Hendon Mob Asian Championship this summer. This historic event serves as a focal point of the SiGMA Poker Tour Manila festival that runs from

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