Andrew Lichtenberger has proven himself a master in PokerGO Cup events Andrew Lichtenberger captured another major title after winning the final event of the 2026 PokerGO Cup. The Las Vegas-based professional topped a field of 52 entries in the $15,000 No-Limit Hold’em finale. The victory earned him $257,400 and his ninth championship on the PokerGO
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Strategic Bluffing When Rebuys Are Available in Tournaments
Choosing the right moment, opponent and situation makes the difference between a gamble and a profitable move Rebuy tournaments create a unique dynamic compared to standard freezeouts. Players are allowed to purchase more chips after losing their stack during a certain period. This structure often leads to looser play early in the event, which creates
Triton Poker Tour Begins Using Play Clocks for Its Events
Many players have long campaigned for the use of play clocks in tournaments The Triton Poker Tour has introduced a new timing system designed to speed up play and create a more balanced environment at the table. The change debuted during the current stop in Jeju, where officials launched a system known as Triton Tempo.
Tony Gregg Defeats Darren Elias to Win PokerGo $10,000 NLHE Event
The win was worth over $173,000 and more bragging rights Tony Gregg captured the title in Event #7 of the 2026 PokerGO Cup after defeating Darren Elias in heads-up play. The $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em tournament attracted 67 entries at the PokerGO Studio, and Gregg earned $173,075 and the trophy following a long day of competition.
Cold Decks in Live vs. Online Poker
Cold decks will always exist in poker and accepting it will allow you to gain an advantage Cold decks are a frustrating reality in poker, especially for experienced players who recognize how rare but damaging they can be. A cold deck happens when two or more strong hands collide, leaving one player almost guaranteed to
Another Poker Room in Vegas Has Closed Its Doors
The poker room at Resorts World Las Vegas will close on March 30 Another poker room on the Las Vegas Strip is preparing to shut down. Officials confirmed that the poker room at Resorts World Las Vegas will close on March 30, 2026. The room first opened when the resort opened in June 2021, giving
Vietnam’s NGO Khoa Anh Becomes First Player with Multiple Triton One Wins
The victory was worth $612,000, giving him over $2 million in total lifetime poker winnings Ngo Khoa Anh has made history after becoming the first player to win two titles on the Triton One tour. The Vietnamese competitor secured his second Trident trophy during the 2026 festival stop in Jeju. His latest victory came in
Adapting to Various Bet Sizes Pre-Flop and Post-Flop
Adapting to bet sizes takes patience, and watching how opponents structure their bets provides useful clues Poker beginners often focus on their own cards, but bet sizes at the table tell an important story. Learning to react properly to different wagers is a key skill. Strong players constantly adjust their strategy depending on how big
Revamped Marrakech Poker Open to Be Held in Morocco This Month
The festival runs from March 24 to March 29 at the Casino de Marrakech The Marrakech Poker Open is returning this month in Marrakech, continuing a long tradition that stretches back more than two decades. The upcoming festival marks the 67th edition of the series and will take place from March 24 to March 29.
Gus Hansen Admits Online Poker Struggles in Run It Once Q&A
The Great Dane admits he may have pushed himself beyond his limits Danish poker legend Gus Hansen recently spoke openly about his difficult experiences in online poker during a live Q&A session with the training platform Run It Once. The conversation gave fans a rare look at how the former tournament star views his past
Short Stack Play: When to Push or Fold in Freezeouts
Knowing when to push aggressively and when to fold patiently allows you to survive longer Short stack situations are common in freezeout poker tournaments, especially during the middle and late stages. Without the option to rebuy, every decision carries more weight. Players with limited chips must often rely on a push-or-fold strategy to stay competitive
The Lodge Card Club in Texas Targeted in Police Raid
The raid shows that Texas authorities still don’t understand poker rules Authorities conducted a raid yesterday morning at The Lodge Card Club, one of the largest poker venues in Texas. The operation was carried out by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, though officials have not yet publicly explained the reason for the visit. The @WPT











