Richard Lyndaker went by the screen name “nutsinho” in online poker circles. He was a well-respected player, one who spent years at the high-stakes tables winning millions of dollars. He did very well at the live tournament tables as well. This week, at the age of 33, the poker pro
There is a push for online gaming in the state of Connecticut. It has happened before – even just earlier this year – but there is another bill and another effort to get it done. The proposed legislation is broader than just online poker, however. It combines a number of
The World Series of Poker hosted nine online events this summer, all of which were open to poker players in New Jersey and Nevada. All of them garnered impressive participation, and they collectively awarded millions of dollars. However, problems with subsequent online poker cashouts and incorrect hand payouts have plagued
The poker tournament series on PokerStars are always in play or in the planning stages. This time of the year is no different, as MicroMillions just wrapped and the first announcements for WCOOP begin. The MicroMillions was the first tournament of its kind to offer a lengthy series of online
The news spread across social media last weekend, starting in the UK and quickly eliciting sorrow from the global poker community. Marty Wilson, better known in many circles as Mad Marty, died from cancer. Some remembered his sense of humor, the fun he brought to the game of poker, while
Just one day after the 50th Annual World Series of Poker wrapped its summer series in Las Vegas this month, the WSOP Circuit crew kicked off its 2019-2020 season. Player-favorite Choctaw Casino in Durant, Oklahoma, was the place to be July 17-29. The season is the WSOP Circuit’s 16th, and
The World Poker Tour kicked off its 18th season of live tournaments this month with the WPT Gardens Poker Festival in Southern California. With a plethora of events already on the Season XVIII schedule through 2019 and more to be announced for the first half of 2020, the WPT got
The year started off on a bittersweet note for those wanting regulated online poker in Michigan. Supporters, led by Michigan State Representative Brandt Iden, were frustrated and disappointed by the veto of the Lawful Internet Gaming Act. Iden and now-former State Senator Mike Kowall worked hard to pass the bill
There is something fishy going on with poker clubs in Texas. And it smells like an elaborate scare tactic along with some unethical behavior…on the part of people associated with the District Attorney’s office. Texas authorities raided two of the most well-known poker clubs in Houston in early May and
It was a big win for Americas Cardroom, for the Winning Poker Network, and for a Brazilian poker pro named Rafael Moraes. The tournament was called Venom and had been promoted for about six months. ACR wanted it to be the largest online poker tournament ever hosted for US players
The Heartland Poker Tour has been a popular poker tour based in the United States with a focus on the middle of America – its heartland. The HPT was created in 2005 and still operates under the philosophy of “Real People, Unreal Money.” The HPT does maintain partnerships with a
Phil Ivey has been involved in lawsuits involving casino baccarat winnings since 2012. For the better part of this decade, he and baccarat partner Cheung Yin Sun have been paying attorneys to fight casinos that claimed the duo cheated to win millions. They famously lost the case involving Crockfords Club
