Through the Lens: Best Moments From the 2018 WSOP (Part One)

Drew Amato - May 9, 2019May 9, 2019

The 2019 World Series of Poker is just around the corner and rapidly approaching. In these next few additions of Through the Lens, we will take a look back at some of my favorite images from last years WSOP from the biggest storylines from the summer. Mizrachi Wins Unprecedented 3rd Poker

Daniel Negreanu Doesn’t Hold Back on Shaun Deeb Feud

There's no love lot between Daniel Negreanu and Shaun Deeb!

Paul Seaton - May 8, 2019

This week’s podcast - Episode 145 with your hosts Remko Rinkema and Brent Hanks - features the biggest name in the game. Daniel Negreanu, a.k.a. ‘Kid Poker’ only needs gentle prodding from Remko and Brent to respond to the latest developments in his bitter Twitter feud with the reigning WSOP Player

Power Rankings: Foxen in First, Aido’s Million-Dollar Score and Deeb-Negreanu Drama

The Week 17 Poker Central Power Rankings shake things up in a large way! Alex Foxen jumps into the top spot.

Remko Rinkema - May 3, 2019

Alex Foxen! No. 1 on the GPI overall standings, in the hunt for the 2019 Global Poker Index Player of the Year coming off of winning it in 2018, and now No. 1 on the Poker Central Power Rankings after a very hot week in Monte Carlo. Daniel Negreanu and

Through the Lens: The Return of Dolly’s Game

Drew Amato - April 30, 2019April 30, 2019

High stakes mixed action returned to the PokerGO Studio this week with Dolly's Game. Monday's opening lineup consisted of Doyle Brunson, Richard Sklar, Shaun Deeb, Kane Kalas, Eli Elezra, Anthony Alberto, and Alan Richardson. Kalas had the most profitable night, but no one strayed too far in either direction from

Dolly’s Game Returns, Shaun Deeb Debuts

Will O'Connor - April 29, 2019April 29, 2019

Next month, Shaun Deeb will begin his World Series of Poker Player of the Year title defense. This week, the four-time bracelet winner will make his PokerGO cash game debut during Dolly's Game. The reigning WSOP POY headlines back-to-back nights of mixed game action, alongside Doyle Brunson, Eli Elezra, and

Remko’s Take: The Definitive Global Poker Awards Review

Remko Rinkema - April 9, 2019April 9, 2019

The Global Poker Awards took place on Friday night at the PokerGO Studio and fans, friends, and family were able to watch it all unfold live. Hosted by Ali Nejad and Drea Renee, the inaugural ceremony had players, media members, and industry personnel dressed in their Sunday best. Relive the

Through the Lens: Global Poker Awards Nominees

Drew Amato - April 5, 2019April 5, 2019

Having been present for some of the game's biggest moments of 2018, I figured I'd share some of those moments in anticipation of the Global Poker Awards on PokerGO. Below you'll find a collection of those images, so tune in tonight to watch it all unfold live at 8:00 pm

What if… Doyle Brunson Never Got Injured and Made the NBA?

What if Doyle Brunson didn't get injured and made it into the NBA? (Image: Getty/Doyle Brunson personal collection)

Paul Seaton - February 12, 2019February 12, 2019

The most recognizable face in the game of poker is of a man who transcends every period in poker history. Known as ‘Texas Dolly’, Doyle Brunson is who the wider world thinks of when they’re asked about a poker player. He played in an era known now as the Wild

Kassela Crushes Dolly’s Game Debut

Will O'Connor - February 8, 2019

Dolly's Game returned to PokerGO this week with a five-game rotation of high stakes action. The Godfather of Poker headlined both $50,000 buy-in sessions, along with a mix of new and old school Mixed Game legends. A handful of players made their Dolly's Game debuts, including former WSOP Players of

Extraterrestrial Chewy, Vegan Jamie, and Hungover Kitty!

Aliens? Andrew Lichtenberger has seen them! That and much more on Five of a Kind this week.

Remko Rinkema - February 7, 2019

Poker Central brings you a plethora of very serious poker content on a daily basis, ranging from your Contender Countdown for the U.S. Poker Open to the exciting lineup announcements for Poker After Dark and Dolly’s Game. Five of a Kind, however, is not too be taken too seriously, as we take