Kiat Lee leads after Day 2 of the $15K NLH Event #1 at Triton Jeju: And there's a murderer's row of players in his slipstream. There are 28 players left and the winner will be crowned tomorrow.
We've heard of a hat rack, but this is ridiculous.
At what point, exactly, is rake too high?
That's what Jeremy Ausmus is trying to find out. And he suspects tournament operators are, too.
Octopi Poker launches 'My First Solver'.
Getting to grips with poker solvers can feel offputtingly complex. Training site Octopi Poker is addressing this with a suite of new changes and new features, including a dedicated course introducing users to solvers and GTO play.
Co-founder Victoria Livschitz gets into the details in an X thread.
Remember 'Transformers'?
Forget Optimus Prime, the Azoth poker table transforms into a cocktail cabinet at the press of a button. Apparently launching soon on Kickstarter, 'Azoth' even sounds like a Transformer.
Link here if you can't decide what to buy us for Xmas.
Are you ready to be entertained? Doug Polk and Garrett Adelstein are going to share some of their best stories, starting at 2pm CT. As Polk says, "Should be an awesome one for people who love legendary gambling tales."
Adrian Mateos and Papo MC pair up for Triton Invitational: If we had to put our money on one pairing, it would probably be this one. The three-day $200K Invitational starts on September 12, with the Triton Jeju festival kicking off on September 4.
Daniel Negreanu destroys Senor Tilt on Hustler Casino Live: With all the recent drama from High Stakes Poker, it’s easy to forget that Negreanu made his Hustler debut last Friday. He also pulled off an epic river bluff, which Jonathan Little breaks down in this video.
"I went to rehab after that": So said Rick Salomon as Andrew Robl told the story of an incredible multi-day session that saw him double his net worth and two pros go broke and never play again. It wasn't just the action that was wild on this week's High Stakes Poker.
A split second from disaster: Benjamin Rolle won his second WSOP bracelet and $1,366,929 last night – but he thinks he'd have lost it if he hadn't paused for a beat before shoving the river in this heads-up hand. Fine margins.
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