No Rebuys

I played my first non-cash game since the initial Sit & Go.  It was a $1 rebuy tournament with a guaranteed prize pool of $10,000.  Before starting I decided I wouldn’t make a rebuy when I busted. ... continued

Breaking Even

I had steadily climbed from my $1.00 to $1.51 with no real notable hands until I got crazy and took a total plunge.  I picked up 3h5h in the small blind.  The cutoff + 1 limped in and I decided to raise. ... continued

Just One Of Those Things

It was after midnight and the bar my family and I own in Costa Rica, the Time Out Tavern, had slowed down.  There was only a few people at the bar so I decided to fire up Full Tilt Poker.  This particular... continued

Fred Berger Joins Elite Crowd with WSOP Circuit Win

Poker player Fred Berger moved into an elite, although growing community by picking up a WSOP circuit event ring in the 2010 Bayou Poker Challenge. He moved into the rare air by adding his WSOPC ring to... continued

And Back Up!

Ok, this part of the yo-yo thing is great, but overall it is crazy for sure. Two key things actually have me up for the day: I took some solid, but calculated risks and I got some cards. It helped to have... continued

Getting Lucky

In the short term, luck is a very significant factor in poker.  In any given session or tournament it is probably better to be lucky than play well.  Yet in the long term, only the most skilled players... continued

Another Low

Several tough days have me reeling. The only thing I can say about this is it has happened over the past four days. Minus one bad trip to a higher limit table that cost me over $4.00 on the 17th and a... continued

Three Hands

Many sessions, winners and losers alike, come down to only a few significant hands.  This was one of those times.  In one hand I made a bad move that paid off.  In the other two, I benefited from others... continued

Totally Uneventful

I played for an hour in my standard $0.01/$0.02 NLHE game which I bought into for $1.00.  There is not much to report.  I didn’t win or lose a significant pot and finished the session up a whopping ... continued

Drunk Clicking

I had the night off and had been out and had some beers.  I was not completely messed up, but I was certainly above the legal limit.  One fundamental difference between playing online and live is that... continued

A Quick Session Before Work

This was a very fast session.  I played for less than 15 minutes.  I was leaving for work soon, but figured I would play for half an hour or so.  I was offered a ride to work by sister-in-law and since... continued

Second Max Session

I must admit that at these micro levels I am playing faster and looser than is my norm.  I just sat down to play another $0.01/$0.02 NLHE cash game.  I bought in for $1.00 and quickly figured out that... continued

World Team Poker Tournament Starts Tomorrow

What should be an incredibly exciting poker tournament kicks off tomorrow when teams from twenty countries around the globe come together for the inaugural World Team Poker tournament. Held at the Golden... continued

The Challenge Begins

My name is Glenn Graham and I have accepted Poker Room Review’s Bankroll Challenge.  Dave Swinson is already playing on Poker Stars and blogging about his efforts. This challenge is modeled on the efforts... continued

Kentucky Seeks to Identify Defendants in Lawsuit

In an effort to keep its lawsuit alive against all of the targeted online poker rooms, the Commonwealth of Kentucky has filed a motion for discovery in an attempt to determine the owners’ identities... continued

The PokerRoomReview.com Bankroll Challenge

After learning of the recent bankroll building experiments by Daniel “Kid Poker” Negreanu and Chris “Jesus” Ferguson, we at PokerRoomReview.com (PRR) decided to put contributing... continued

NBC Airing 2010 National Heads Up Tournament

With the incredible success of the 2010 National Heads Up Tournament, the television network NBC has started a series of telecasts of the event, another sign of the growing popularity of poker. This broadcast... continued

Daniel Negreanu Attempts to Build a Bankroll

Following a personal challenge that Chris Ferguson created for himself several years ago, Canadian Daniel Negreanu is chronicling his attempt to turn $10 into a bankroll of $100,000 playing online poker.... continued

Grand Jury to Hear Full Tilt Case

Financial Times is reporting that a federal grand jury in Manhattan may hear a money laundering case against Full Tilt Poker, marking an ominous threat to the online poker giant and some of the most famous... continued

Vegas Pro Wins WSoP Circuit Championship

Las Vegas poker pro Bryan Devonshire scored his first World Series of Poker victory yesterday with a win at the 2010 WSoP Circuit Championship Main Event. Devonshire, originally from Arcadia, CA, bested... continued

Annie Duke Wins the 2010 Heads-Up Championship

Capping a successful run through the prestigious event, Annie Duke won the 2010 NBC Nation Heads-Up Poker Championship and became the first woman in its history to do so. Duke earned $500,000 on the strength... continued

Rush Poker and a Fast $50 Bonus at Full Tilt

Right now Full Tilt Poker is giving players an incentive to learn their newest twist on poker, a blazing fast form of the game they call Rush Poker. Simply put, Rush Poker puts players into a pool who... continued

Newcomers Score Big Poker Wins in 2009

2009 was a big year at both the tables and online for young and upcoming poker stars. The year saw an unusual number of bright new stars making names for themselves, whether they were winning WSoP events,... continued

WSOP Superchamp

1983 Main Event champ Tom McEvoy has won the 2009 World Series of Poker’s Champions Invitational. The tournament was held to help celebrate the 40th Annual WSOP. The prize included the right to brag... continued

Don Cheadle on Full Tilt

Full Tilt Poker announced a new partnership with international film star, charity fundraiser and activist Don Cheadle, welcoming him their team as a Friend of Full Tilt. Don is co-founder of the Ante Up... continued

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