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Day 7 of the 2021 WSOP saw Phil Hellmuth put himself in the position to win what will be his 16th WSOP bracelet. This and more at PokerNews.

Day 7 of the 2021 WSOP saw Phil Hellmuth put himself in the position to win what will be his 16th WSOP bracelet. This and more at PokerNews.

This list of five WSOP regulars, including Daniel Negreanu and Phil Ivey, are at least seven years removed from their last bracelet win.

Awarding gold bracelets to the game’s best players since 1970, the World Series of Poker is set for a triumphant return to the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las ...

Bill Boyd won every Limit Five Card Stud bracelet theres ever been. He once won a Five Card Stud tournament that had just one entry.

Bill Boyd won every Limit Five Card Stud bracelet theres ever been. He once won a Five Card Stud tournament which had just one entry

On Monday night, word spread throughout the poker world that six-time World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet winner Layne Flack, 52, was found dead at his home. A cause of death is not known at this time. Born May 18, 1969, Flack hailed from Rapid City, South Dakota before working as a poker dealer in small card clubs in Montana. Eventually, he found his way to Nevada and learned under poker greats like Johnny Chan and Ted Forrest. "At 24, he and his girlfriend moved to Reno, Nevada and by 19...

Final Table Action David "ODB" Baker began the final table with the chip lead but things fell apart quickly as he went from hero to zero to find himself on the rail after just four hands. According to the Poker Central blog, Baker first doubled up Negreanu before suffering a colossal bad beat to exit in seventh place for $34,000 when his aces failed to hold against Zolotows suited big slick. Just before the final table stream kicked off at PokerGO, Elezra eliminated a short-stacked Nick Guage...

Eli Elezra outshines Steve Zolotow and Daniel Negreanu en route to victory in the U.S. Poker Open Event #6: $10,000 8-Game.

3 Aggressive Moves to Take Your 7-Card Stud Game Up a Level 7 Min read If you played poker back in the 1990s or before, chances are you played 7-Card Stud. Back in the day, Stud was the most popular poker variant — in home games and public card rooms alike. The game  was spread at least as much as Limit Hold’em (and you rarely saw any No-Limit Hold’em). Today Stud is much less common. What little you do find is typically in a tournament – usually as part of a mixed game like HORSE or ...