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What Is Mike “The Mouth” Matusow Doing Now? From drug addiction to podcasting, find out where this one-of-a-kind poker player is now.
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What Is Mike “The Mouth” Matusow Doing Now? From drug addiction to podcasting, find out where this one-of-a-kind poker player is now.
7 minute read Chris “Jesus” Ferguson was one of the most prominent people during the early days of the poker boom. He was one of the key figures behind Full Tilt Poker, a name that still lives in the memories of players all over the world. Although he’s today a pariah of the community, the man nicknamed “Jesus” for his trademark long hair was once a favorite among players and poker fans. Ferguson has always demonstrated a unique passion for the game, and his mathematical background helped him create a rather impressive career. His calm and composed demeanor at t...
During this pandemic, with many of our favorite poker rooms closed down, I’ve noticed the reemergence of home games, and with them, renewed interest in mixed
On Wednesday, February 10, the controversial founder of Hustler Magazine, Larry Flynt, passed away at age 78. While Flynt, born November 1, 1942, had been a notable figure in the adult entertainment business for nearly 50 years after founding his flagship magazine in 1974 â highlights of his life can be found here â he also left a strong legacy in the worlds of both poker and casino gaming. Passion for Seven-Card Stud Like many others, Flynt enjoyed playing poker and had been doing so seriously since the 1970s. Hailing from Ohio, where he established his first strip clubs, Flynt wa...
The WCOAP Main Event drew in a crowd of 1,751 players to partypoker, each paying $109 for the chance to become the tournamentâs champion. This field meant the $150,000 guaranteed prize pool was surpassed by $21,500, which is an incredible result for amateur poker. Nobody at the final table walked away with less than $2,116 for the initial investment. Julian Selinger collected this sum when his 6.5 big blind shove with pocket deuces was called by Shane Pollington in the big blind with ace-ten. An ace on the river busted Selinger in ninth place. Stephen Prandstatter was the next player ...