Through the Lens: A New Perspective

Drew Amato - June 4, 2019June 5, 2019

We are officially closing in on the end of the first week of the WSOP, which also happened to be one fo the craziest weeks at the Rio ever. A record number of players turned out to take their shot at some of the opening events including the Big Fifty,

Overcoming Anxiety, Ben Heath Finally Felt Ready and Locked Down a $1.4 Million Win

Ben Heath showing off the gold after winning his first WSOP bracelet in the $50k High Roller.

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Remko Rinkema - June 4, 2019June 4, 2019

In the moments that followed the final river card being dealt in the $50,000 High Roller at the 2019 World Series of Poker, Andrew Lichtenberger embraced the victor before quietly leaving the stage. Britain’s Ben Heath was left standing behind an empty table, looking around the room while friends and

Different Summer, Same Spot

Will O'Connor - June 3, 2019June 4, 2019

The World Series of Poker can get busy, but that doesn’t mean you should fall behind this summer. Keep pace with the non-stop action with Poker Central’s “WSOP Daily Brief.” Each day, we’ll highlight World Series news, poker’s biggest names, upcoming live streams, and more. Follow along and watch the

WSOP Report Day # 5 – Big 50 Sets Record, Heath Holds Lead in $50,000 Event #5 Final

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Paul Seaton - June 3, 2019June 3, 2019

Another full day of WSOP action is in the books after there was a champion crowned, an online near-miss for the ultimate bracelet winner and a very big day in the $50,000 High Roller. We can only start with the drama, though, in the record-breaking largest tournament field in poker

Life Hacks and Thank Yous on Day #3 of 2019 WSOP

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Paul Seaton - June 1, 2019June 1, 2019

On Day #3 of the 2019 World Series of Poker, we learned many things. We realized that we’re really living in Ali Imsirovic’s world and might be figments of his vivid imagination. We also learned that the Rio will never turn you away from an event and we learned to

Cary Katz Analyzes Big Bluff vs. Nick Petrangelo with Just 6-High

Remko Rinkema - March 25, 2019

Poker Central's video series "Run it Back with Remko" focuses on the biggest hands from the biggest events that were live streamed on PokerGO and today we look back on a hand between Cary Katz and Nick Petrangelo. This hand took place during the 2019 U.S. Poker Open where Petrangelo and

Nick Petrangelo Eliminated in 15th Place

Nick Petrangelo moved all in for 75,000 from the hijack and Justin Bonomo called in the big blind. Petrangelo: [As4c] Bonomo: [AhTc] The board ran out [9c4s7sTd3d] and Petrangelo was eliminated in 15th place.

Bryn Kenney Doubles Through Nick Petrangelo

In yet another blind versus blind confrontation, Bryn Kenney shoved all in from his small blind and was called by Nick Petrangelo from his big blind. The players tabled their hands, with Kenney in the lead and needing his hand to hold, which it did after the board ran out [5cAd2h6s4c]. Kenney:

Keith Tilston Wins Big Pot Against Nick Petrangelo

Nick Petrangelo raised to 12,000 pre-flop and then Keith Tilston three-bet to 46,000. Petrangelo called. The flop came [7cKd6c]. Tilston bet 65,000. Petrangelo called again. The turn was the [4s]. Tilston fired again, this time for 90,000 and yet again, Petrangelo came along for the ride. The river was the [5d].

Ryan Riess vs. Nick Petrangelo

Nick Petrangelo raised to 12,000, and action folded around to Ryan Riess, who re-raised to 55,000 from his small blind. Petrangelo thought for brief moment and then made the call. There was no action until the turn on a board of [QsKd7s3c], which is when Riess started to bet what looked