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Blogs (25.10.12) Posted by: Lasse Hamar

Thoughts On Howard Lederer Playing Poker Again

Daniel Negreanu's Thoughts On Howard Lederer Playing Poker Again

Blogs (28.08.12) Posted by: Lasse Hamar

Phil Galfond Analyzes Viktor Blom

Why is Viktor "Isildur1" Blom such a formidable opponent at high-stakes cash games? According to fellow nosebleed player Phil Galfond, it's because Blom plays for the love of the game and genuinely doesn't care about money.

Blogs (20.07.12) Posted by: Lasse Hamar

Doyle Updates Us on His Summer

After more than a month, Doyle Brunson has graced us with another blog. We can't blame him for the wait, he's "on the best heater" that he's had in years. We'd probably do the same thing, but we're not really familiar with "heaters" except for the kind that keep you warm in the winter, so on we go, writing away.

Blogs (19.07.12) Posted by: Lasse Hamar

Phil Galfond: Poker and Your Life

The newest blog by Phil Galfond.

Blogs (18.07.12) Posted by: Lasse Hamar

Full Tilt Poker and PokerStars Rumors -- Major Hurdle

Blog on the topic by Matt Glantz.

Blogs (22.06.12) Posted by: Lasse Hamar

The Poker Business by Matt Glantz

As professional poker players today we need to start thinking of poker as a business. We need to treat it like we all own a small piece of this business. The growth of poker will only enhance our opportunities to individually profit from the game in the future. Absent that growth, fewer and fewer of us will be able to call poker our profession. As a collective we need to understand the importance of giving back to the game.