GTO Wizard adds new features: Joe Ingram breaks down the additions in a quick video – check it out below.
PokerStars' WCOOP Bootcamp: The first free seminar of the WCOOP Bootcamp kicks off tomorrow – and BBZ Poker is leading the way.
The Goliath looks like fun: The UK's biggest live poker tournament is taking place right now in Coventry, but you can probably already hear it.
Buy-in is £200 with an estimated £2M in the prizepool. The last starting flight is Friday at 6pm local time.
The 'LOL', 'LFG!' and 'WTF?' of the WSOP: Don't miss our breakdown of the good, the bad and the ugly of poker's annual circus.
Ryan DePLO runs good: Vlogger Ryan Depaulo recorded the 4th live tournament victory of his career at the RunGood Poker Series in Thunder Valley this week.
His win in the $500 PLO event paid $9K and change.
Is 'LeBryn' the Lebron James of poker? Bryn Kenney claimed the title and the trophy at the King Poker Cup $100K SHR in Jeju, Korea, defeating his fellow New Yorker Jesse Lonis heads-up.
Lonis claims there was an even chop for the prize money - see below - but it's Kenney who will need to find some room in his already crowded trophy cabinet.
Full story below.
King Poker Cup spoilers: The $100K Main Event livestream is still showing the heads-up battle between Jesse Lonis and Bryn Kenney, but Lonis spilled the tea.
If you're watching along, don't scroll down.
More on the way.
Brock's breakdown: Brock Wilson is doing a deep dive on his epic run in the WSOP Main Event. It's a big thread, jump in:
Malcolm Trayner reacts to his own WSOP Main Event collapse: The 10th-place finisher and final table bubble boy provides insight into his own Day 8 demise.
ESPN fast-forwards: If you watched Episodes 3 and 4 of the Main Event on ESPN2 last night, you'll have noticed they didn't cover Days 3 and 4 as the WSOP's X account had promised. Instead, the broadcast jumped straight to Day 6, with only a tiny recap of the bubble before racing through to the final table.
When we reviewed Episodes 1 and 2, we said we wanted more. That review looks even more prescient now. Building characters is great, but why spend two episodes introducing players from Days 1 and 2 if they're not going to appear again?
