Clark faces two felony counts after being arrested in Oklahoma Scotter Clark, who became known for attending the World Series of Poker (WSOP) in costume as a pirate, was arrested on Monday in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Clark has two felony counts of assault with a dangerous weapon to answer following a brutal fight that reportedly involved
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Understanding the Differences Between Short Deck and Texas Hold’em
Mastering both involves recognizing where traditional strategy doesn’t apply and adjusting your tactics accordingly Short Deck and Texas Hold’em are both forms of poker that share many rules and concepts, but key differences between the two significantly impact strategy and gameplay. Understanding how these games diverge is essential for players transitioning between formats. Short Deck,
$500 WSOP Colossus Event Award Player His First Bracelet and Over $500K
California’s Courtenay Williams beat out a field of over 16,000 to win the top prize Courtenay Williams has captured his first World Series of Poker (WSOP) gold bracelet and a life-changing prize by winning the $500 Colossus event at the 2025 WSOP. Outlasting a massive field of 16,301 entrants, Williams earned $542,540—a score nearly five
Josh Reichard Surpasses $5 Million in Poker Cashes With Latest MSPT Win
The latest victory came through the MSPT Heart Poker Championship on June 8 at The Venetian Josh Reichard has added another major victory to his poker résumé, capturing the title in the debut Major Series of Poker The Tour (MSPT) Heart Poker Championship on June 8 at The Venetian in Las Vegas. The win earned
Navigating Bubble Dynamics in PLO Tournaments
Successfully navigating the bubble in PLO is about finding the right balance between caution and assertiveness In Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO) tournaments, the bubble phase—the period just before players reach the money—is one of the most critical stages of play. Decisions made during this stretch can have a significant impact on your overall result. Navigating this
WSOP Online Forced To Cancel Poker Bracelet Event Over Glitches
Players were deep into Day 2 when the game was finally canceled The World Series of Poker (WSOP) was forced to cancel one of its highly anticipated online bracelet events after a wave of technical issues disrupted gameplay on Day 2. The affected tournament, Event #7: $250 Mystery Bounty, had already surpassed its $1 million
Poker Fan Voting for This Year’s Poker Hall of Fame Nominee Is Now Open
In line with previous years’ changes, only one person can be selected for the 2025 HOF The race for the 64th member of the Poker Hall of Fame has officially begun, and fans once again have the opportunity to nominate their favorite poker figures. The World Series of Poker (WSOP) opened the nomination process to
How Small Pocket Pairs Fit Into a Larger Texas Hold’em Strategy
Used judiciously, small pocket pairs can produce huge profits without taking much risk Small pocket pairs—deuces through sixes—are not necessarily fearsome on the surface, but they can be an excellent part of a good Texas Hold’em strategy if used properly. These are not about brute force; they’re about timing, finesse, and long-term value. The greatest
Benny Glaser Picks up Second WSOP Bracelet of the 2025 Series
The UK poker pro now has seven WSOP titles to his credit, the same as Daniel Negreanu and John Hennigan Benny Glaser is making headlines early at the 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP), capturing his second gold bracelet of the series just 10 days in. His most recent win came in Event #15: $1,500
The Role of Position in Deciding Whether to Muck in Texas Hold’em
In poker, folding at the right time is just as critical as knowing when to push In Texas Hold’em, understanding when to muck your hand is one of the foundational skills that separates experienced players from beginners—and position plays a major role in making that decision. The concept of position refers to where you sit
Connecticut Could Soon Become Part of MSIGA Online Poker Compact
The state’s lawmakers could soon approve a law that would open the online gambling segment Connecticut is on the verge of taking a major step toward expanding its online poker offerings, with new legislation enabling the state to join the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement (MSIGA). The Connecticut House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 1235 unanimously
Utilizing Aggression: The Art of Continuation Bets in Heads-up
When done with purpose, c-betting one of the most reliable weapons in a heads-up player’s arsenal In heads-up poker, where only two players are battling for the pot, understanding when and how to apply pressure is a major key to success. One of the most effective tools in this setting is the continuation bet, or