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2 Phil Hellmuth fell victim to the seven-deuce bluff, and Doug Polk made his first appearance ever on the latest episode of “High Stakes Poker” on PokerGO. Phil Ivey, Tom Dwan, and Bryn Kenney also appeared in the star-studded lineup. Tom Dwan, Phil Ivey, and Phil Hellmuth all competed in the same High Stakes Poker episode. (Image: PokerGO) Ivey didn’t last long, however, and not because he busted quickly. The Poker Hall of Famer left the game early because he wasn’t feeling well. The game was still quite entertaining without the poker legend. Polk made one of the greatest laydowns in...

Read PokerNews' recap of Season 8, Episode 11 of "High Stakes Poker," which saw Jake Daniels, Tom Dwan and Jason Koon battling in some huge pots.

The Tom Dwan of old showed up on Episode 11 of the High Stakes Poker reboot season full of big bluffs and aggressive play.

PointState deputy CIO Zach Kurz is starting his own fund, Pinnbrook Capital. The firm is expected to start trading April 1 with $500 million. Kurz took over many responsibilities of PointState cofounder Josh Samuelson when he left late 2019. Zach Kurz, a former Forbes' 30 under 30 member and deputy CIO for PointState, is starting his own hedge fund, sources tell Insider. The new firm will be called Pinnbrook Capital, and is expected to start trading April 1 with $500 million. Sources told Insider the new firm has an anchor investor that is pumping in roughly half of the firm's starting capita...

In just a few days, the Full Tilt Poker brand will officially become extinct. According to an announcement by PokerStars, the company will officially close both desktop and mobile applications for the poker site on Feb. 25 and all account information and balances will be moved to the corresponding PokerStars account. During the poker boom, Full Tilt Poker emerged as one of the largest online poker sites in the world. It was neck-and-neck with PokerStars as the largest site on the planet. It was home of the “Rail Heaven” cash games, the $500-$1,000 no-limit hold’em game that featured nose...