Blown Away by the Great Mort Weiss

Read MoreThere are precious instants in life when you know you’re on the right track.
Today included one of those savored personal moments.

Read MoreThere are precious instants in life when you know you’re on the right track.
Today included one of those savored personal moments.

Oh, What a Night! An amazing cast of poker characters — including Tony Hachem, Shane Warne, Chris Moneymaker, Greg Raymer, Joe Hachem, Brian Rast, Daniel Negreanu, Antonio Esfandiari, and his Dad, me on the bottom left, and lots of other cool people, too. At the SECOND BEST dinner I attended at the 2015 WSOP What was the best? Read on.
Read MoreBetween May 26 and July 15, I worked 51 consecutive days and nights at the 2015 World Series of Poker. These moments were the best of those days and nights.

The reasons to vote for Donald Trump are….
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Read MoreThe views expressed are strictly my own and do not reflect the opinions nor the positions of the World Series of Poker, Caesars Interactive Entertainment, or the Rio Las Vegas.


Read MoreSeems like the only time most of us think about poker dealers is when one makes a mistake.
Think about it.

Read MoreI hate small talk.
What’s the most annoying string of words that stream from the human mouth, other than “Can I borrow money?” Consider these three words: How are you? Other variations of this persistent irritation include the following — How’s it going? What’s going on? You doing okay?
Quit it. Just stop. I’m begging you.

Read MoreI just learned Eskimo Clark died.
He passed away a few months ago here in Las Vegas. His death went unnoticed within the poker community until Chad Holloway from PokerNews.com uncovered the details of his passing and posted an announcement along with a feature story late last night. One presumes no one recognized Eskimo at the end of his life, nor made the connection to his many exploits and achievements in poker.

Read MoreA few months ago, I attended the iGaming North America conference in Las Vegas (thanks, Sue Schneider), where I was interviewed by Rebecca Liggero, from CalvinAyre.com.
Ms. Liggero asked me about the present state of online poker in the United States and called upon on me to speculate on the chances that we’ll see major changes one way or the other, whether that be restriction or expansion.
The short clip can be viewed below.

Read MoreMEET ROBBIE STRAZYNSKI
I can’t explain it, but for some reason, poker has attracted some extraordinarily talented writers in recent years.