Poker news

The last day of the month April marks the starting of one of the most awaited tournaments of the WSOP 2025. Starting at Noon on Wednesday is Six the Max No Limit Holdem $25, 000 tournament, which boasts the 2nd largest buy in the current year’s World Poker Series.

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Vanessa Selbst, a 25 year old poker pro from Brooklyn, won a World Series of Poker bracelet, and 1, 701, 529 dollars in live event wins. She is a creative online poker professional, who has specialization in heads up No Limit Holdem.

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The changes to South Florida laws that were introduced on Thursday accompanied a new age of high stakes poker act all across the state, with players smiling over the news.

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On Wednesday, WSOP broke out its early-week lull with 6 events in game play, incorporating 3 final tables.  The winners were decided in $1,500 No Limit Holdem, $ 5, 000 Pot Limit Omaha and $1, 000 No limit Holdem. 

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PartyGaming and PokerStar poker rooms were amongst the winners who were provided with license to run online poker-rooms in France. These two poker giants were a part of 2^nd round of license awarded.

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On Tuesday morning, Sigurd Eskeland won his first WSOP gold bracelet, defeating Steve Sung ‘Heads-up’ in Mixed Event $2, 500. Sigurd, who is a former school teacher, earned 260, 497 dollars in his 3^rd career World Series of Poker.

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According to Los Angeles Times, the special benefit cards awarded as a part of California welfare program can be utilized to withdraw money at more than half of poker rooms and casinos in California.

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UIGEA, the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, has been put into place for quite some time. Introduced to reduce the flow of money from and to online gambling websites, this act was intended to make it hard for American poker players to fund their online poker and casino accounts...

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28^th April , 2025 – It is always good to observe one of the great persons get through, especially when they require it most. This is exactly what turned out on Monday as pro Chris Bell survived in the field of 284 poker players to clinch ‘$5,000 Pot Limit Omaha 8 or better’ event at World Series of Poker 2025.

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