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*reflects a heads-up deal Gelich went into the final table as the chip leader and guaranteed at least $77,480 for his efforts. That min-cash improved when India’s “level29” busted at the hands of David Coleman. Coleman then ran his pocket sevens into Geilich’s aces to bust in eighth-place and increase Geilich’s lead. Finnish superstar Sami Kelopuro three-bet all-in with ace-queen after “hashtag_fold” had opened the betting with what turned out to be pocket...

International Women’s Day every year on March 8. This years theme is #choosetochallenge. As part of the celebrations, we wanted to celebrate the people and programs in poker who are helping to carve a way for more women in poker. While researching for this article we came across many personalities and groups that support women in poker, we could only highlight so many in one article and wanted to highlight international initiatives. We encourage you on social media to share this article...

Phil Hellmuth is so confident in his game that he's putting up $200,000 against Daniel Negreanu on turning a profit over 50 $25,000 buy-in events.

Dark future to twisted affairs --- must watch new releases on Netflix 28th February 2021 A poster from ‘Space Sweepers’, a South Korean blockbuster currently streaming on Netflix. (NETFLIX) With the COVID-19 pandemic limiting our activities outside of home, especially during weekends, streaming services such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO Go, Disney +, Hulu, and others have become a mainstay of our stay-at-home lives.   Adapting to their new role of catering to people’s lei...

meiiYunqi – third-place in the Global MILLION$ for $63,382 Michael Zhang – sixth-place in the $5,250 Sunday 500 High Rollers for $33,591 Ian Parsley – seventh-place in the $1,050 GGMasters High Rollers for $26,749 LateNightT – sixth-place in the Global MILLION$ for $26,728 Ludovic Geilich – second-place in the $840 Sunday High Rollers Bounty Special for $12,950* RedOnions – third-place in the $200 Sunday monster Stack for $12,157 Gavin Cochrane – fourth-place ...

THE CORNER hits the streets today via VizzTone Records. Early Times is a dynamic guitarist and multi-instrumentalist, and a singer/songwriter whose sharp, engaging lyrics draw comparisons to Tom Waits, Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan. His guitar playing is deeply rooted in the blues, with an individual, melodic phrasing that also reveals a classic jazz influence. Early is a Blues Rock street poet, his songs living in a gritty urban landscape spanning New York’s East Side street corners, bodeg...

Ray Bonneville – Gust Of Wind (Stony Plain): “Ray Bonneville combines electric blues motifs, a light sense of humor, and a pop approach to song-making. On pieces like the opening “Don’t Look Back,” with electric piano from Richard Bell, this combination comes across as a sort of Memphis Randy Newman. Colin Linden here produces this unique, memorable Canadian songwriter on his third album. Linden provides slide, baritone, and other guitar work on the album. Like Linden, Bonneville is ...

GGPoker proved, once again, to be a happy hunting ground for poker players who call the United Kingdom and Ireland home. Jack Salter, in particular, enjoyed his Sunday session at GGPoker thanks to scooping $117,435. Salter missed out on glory in the High Rollers MILLION$ but he did navigate his way to a third-place finish which was worth a cool $117,435. The final two players struck a deal shortly after Salter busted, a deal that saw them share $365,000. “valterzao” officially fini...

The final table of the $530 buy-in partypoker Big Game had three British players seated at it. Sadly, none of them could quite get the job done as Team partypoker’s Day Kotoviezy walked away with the title and the near $40,000 top prize. The best any of our trio could manage was a second-place finish worth $27,222. This went to Paresh Doshi who outlasted fellow Brit Keith Hoang by one place; Hoang collected $18,884 for their exit in third. Kevin Parkes was the other Union Jack at this ...

  SUBMITTED PHOTO One final time last Friday, George Alexander “Alex” Trebek eloquently, and as always with perfect pronunciation, presented clues on Jeopardy! for his contestants to respond to in the form of a question.   According to Jeopardy!’s Twitter account, Trebek died at home early on Sunday morning Nov. 8 surrounded by family and friends. Soon thereafter, thousands of former contestants organized mass messages of support. Twitter ...