There&rsquo;s never been a better time to be a fan of televised poker cash games; <a href="https://pokerdeals.com/news/high-stakes-poker-is-back-for-season-11" target="_blank" rel="noopener">High Stakes Poker </a>is stronger than ever, HCL regularly hosts huge games, and there are a number of other streams and programs offering high-quality cash game entertainment with some of the biggest names in the business. When you get a table full of elite players and huge stacks of cash on the table, you know that there are gonna be fireworks.In this post, we&rsquo;ll be looking at the top five biggest televised cash game hands, so hold onto your hats - it&rsquo;s going to be a bumpy ride!&nbsp;<h2>Tom Dwan vs. Wesley $3.1 Million</h2><img src="../../../../api/v1/uploads/news/e1165ed7-bb68-4a02-b484-1ac7b021f62f_gallery-image_Dwan%20vs%20Wesley.jpg" alt="Dwan vs Wesley" width="1277" height="712" />Back in May of 2023, <a href="https://pokerdeals.com/news/highlights-of-the-hcl-million-dollar-cash-game">Hustler Casino Live launched their $1,000,000 cash game</a>, where the minimum buy-in for each player was a cool million. With big names in the game like Tom Dwan, Doug Polk, and Nik Airball, everyone was foaming at the mouth to watch big stacks fly back and forth - and that&rsquo;s exactly what happened in this hand.This hand is not only the biggest ever televised cash game hand, but it&rsquo;s also one of the most dramatic in how it plays out. The $2,000 straddle is on with blinds of $500/$1, 000 and a $3,000 ante. LSG Hank raises to $7,000, and Doug Polk announces that he has seen Wesley&rsquo;s hand. Despite knowing that Doug knows what he has, Wesley makes the 3bet with AdKh to $30,000.Doug gets out of the way, and the action folds to Dwan with QsQc, who puts in the 4bet to $100,000 even. Everyone else folds, and the action is back on Wesley. Tom Dwan was the effective stack to start the hand with $1.5 million, so they&rsquo;re playing super deep. They&rsquo;re also playing <a href="https://pokerdeals.com/strategy/a-beginner-s-guide-to-poker-prop-bets" target="_blank" rel="noopener">the stand-up game</a>, where the last player to win a hand has to pay out to everyone else at the table - Wesley has already won a hand, but Tom Dwan hasn&rsquo;t.With all that information running through his head, along with the fact that he knows that Doug has seen his hole cards, Wesley puts in a 5bet to $275,000. Dawn makes the call, and we see a flop with over $550,000 in the middle. The flop is 8d8s3d, giving Dwan an overpair and Wesley a backdoor nut flush draw with two overs. Dwan checks to Wesley, who makes a small bet of $125,000. Dwan makes a quick call, and the two see the turn.The 5h hits the turn, and Dwan checks again. This time Wesley fires out a bet of $350,000, putting Dwan in a tough spot. However, after some deliberation, Dwan makes another call. The inconsequential 6c hit the river, leaving Wesley with just ace-high. He knows he&rsquo;ll likely have to bluff if he wants to win the hand, so he quickly puts Dwan all-in for $786,000 effective.Dwan gets up to get a water, and Wesley puts his head in his arms to prevent Dwan from picking up any tells. Tom runs through everything that happened in the hand, agonising over what&rsquo;s clearly a huge decision. After a 3-minute tank, he eventually puts in a stack of chips to make the call. Wesley turns over AK and Dwan quickly flips up his QQ to win an over $3 million pot.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UhdlMvQSvg">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UhdlMvQSvg</a>&nbsp;<h2>Wesley vs. LSG Hank $2.2 Million</h2><img src="../../../../api/v1/uploads/news/1c8de9a2-db3f-4809-b5ff-1fedf9f2f5b1_gallery-image_Hank%20vs%20Wesley.jpg" alt="Hank vs Wesley" width="1277" height="719" />After losing such a big pot, you&rsquo;d be forgiven for thinking that Wesley would want to take a bit of a break from poker - maybe permanently. But no, he got back on the horse, reloaded his stack, and set about winning his money back. At this point, the stakes have been kicked up slightly, we&rsquo;re still playing $500/$1000, but there&rsquo;s a $5K big blind ante. LSG Hank raises to $3K with QdQc from UTG, and Wesley kicks it up to $15K with Ah7h. Hank quickly puts in the 4bet to $50K, and, perhaps still tilting from his last big hand, he 5bets his A7 to $130K.After a bit of deliberation, Hank makes the call, and the two see a flop. There is over $250K in the middle, and Wesley has close to $1 million behind. The flop comes Td7d6c, a wet board that gives Wesley middle pair while Hank still has the overpair. Wesley makes a small bet of $80K, and Hank makes the call.The miracle 7s hit the turn, giving Wesley trips, and leaving Hank drawing to just two outs. With over $420K in the pot, Wesley bets $325,000, leaving himself nearly $600,000 behind. This is a huge decision for Hank, and after a few minutes, he makes the call.The river brings the 5d, completing the flush, but after Hank checks, Wesley snap-shoves all-in for his remaining $584,000 and immediately assumes the same position as he did against Dwan. Hank turns his hand over while making his decision to try and garner some sympathy from the table. After evaluating the hand and doing a bit of &ldquo;red or black&rdquo; with his queens, he makes the call, and Wesley slams down his A7 to claim an over $2 million pot.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KINCi1mbUo">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KINCi1mbUo</a>&nbsp;<h2>Kane Kalas vs. Jason Koon $2.178 Million</h2><img src="../../../../api/v1/uploads/news/fabaa116-5e1e-4989-9ce4-cd5acc4be58b_gallery-image_Koon%20vs%20Kalas.jpg" alt="Koon vs Kalas" width="1278" height="712" />Before Hustler Casino Live came along with its Million Dollar Cash Game, the place to find your nosebleed cash game action was on the Triton tour. Some of the biggest names in the game regularly battled it out with some of the richest businessmen for eye-watering amounts of money.Back in 2018, Jason Koon and Kane Kalas would butt heads in a pot that, at the time, was the largest ever in televised poker history. The blinds were &euro;2000/&euro;4000 in the Triton Montenegro cash game, and everyone was sitting with at least &euro;1,000,000, or close to it. This hand starts with an &euro;11,000 raise from Jason Koon with AhQc; Mikita Badziakouski calls with 98c in the small blind, and Kane Kalas squeezes with TsTh from the big blind to &euro;55,000.Rather than calling and seeing a flop, Koon decides to 4bet to &euro;120,000. Mikita quickly folds, and after some deliberation, Kane makes the call. The two players see a flop of 6s5d3h and Kane checks over to Jason who makes a c-bet of &euro;128,000. With his overpair, Kane makes the call.The Tc on the turn gives Kane top set and leaves Jason Koon drawing dead. Kane checks once more, and Jason makes another small bet, this time only &euro;160,000. After debating whether or not to call or raise, Kane makes the call. The river is the Ad, bad news for Jason who has sized down on the turn to set up a river shove.Kane checks one more time, and Koon quickly shoves for around &euro;500,000 effective and is snapped off by Kane with his set of tens. While it was &ldquo;only&rdquo; &euro;1.8 million, it was the first televised pot to cross the $2 million value threshold - a landmark in televised poker.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dt3TS3sxP90">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dt3TS3sxP90</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>Eric Persson vs. Patrik Antonius $1.978 Million</h2><img src="../../../../api/v1/uploads/news/7b45e3a1-92f6-42df-a68b-2e0a52d1702b_gallery-image_Persson%20vs%20Antonius.jpg" alt="Antonius vs Persson" width="1266" height="712" />No Gamble, No Future is a relatively new addition to the world of high-stakes cash game TV shows, but it&rsquo;s garnered a number of fans in its short run time thanks to the huge stakes and fast-paced action. Despite the size of the pot, this hand was over in under five minutes!The blinds for this game were $1,000/$2,000 with a $2,000 big blind ante, and Eric Persson kicked off the hand by raising to $7,000 with Qh9h. Rob Yong called with Ac2c from the button before Patrik Antonius squeezed from the small blind with AhKh to $30,000. Persson quickly called and Rob also called, so they went three ways to the flop.The flop was an interesting one - 8h3h2c, giving both Antonius and Persson a flush draw and Rob a backdoor straight and flush draw. Antonius was first to act, and he made a c-bet of $40,000. Persson then immediately raised to $140,000, Rob got out of the way, and the action was back on Antonius. He clicked it back to $250,000, and Persson insta-called.The As on the turn locked up the hand for Antonius who had a little over a pot size bet left behind him. Antonius made a small bet of $150,000 on the turn, and it didn&rsquo;t take long for Perrson to shove for $692,000 total. Patrick made the call and showed Eric the bad news, that he was drawing dead. The inconsequential Js hit the river, and Patrik took down the biggest cash game pot in American TV history.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ov-dRg3Ibs0">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ov-dRg3Ibs0</a>&nbsp;<h2>Jason Koon vs. Elton Tsang $1.62 Million</h2><img src="../../../../api/v1/uploads/news/1eebdb68-fa4e-49ad-8655-9cb7df1c4650_gallery-image_Koon%20vs%20Tsang.jpg" alt="Koon vs Tseng" width="1285" height="660" />We&rsquo;re back in Montenegro for our final hand, and the stakes have been increased even further! The blinds are still &euro;2,000/&euro;4,000, but now there&rsquo;s a &euro;10,000 big blind ante to be paid, meaning that there&rsquo;s &euro;16,000 in the pot before anyone&rsquo;s been dealt a card! Jason opens to &euro;13,000 with 6h5h from UTG with a &euro;1.3 million stack and gets a call from Paul Phua in the CO with 8s6s. Dwan calls on the button with AcTd, and Elton Tsang also makes the call from the small blind with Kd7d. The big blind gets out of the way, and we go four to the flop.The flop comes Ad8h7h, giving Dwan top pair, Phua middle pair, Tsang bottom pair and a backdoor flush draw, and Koon an open-ended straight flush draw - an action flop to say the least! The action checks round to Dwan on the button, who makes a bet of &euro;24,000 with his top pair. Tsang calls with his K7, and Jason check-raises to &euro;100,000.The action folds around to Dwan, who reluctantly lets go of his top pair hand. This just leaves Elton Tsang in the hand, who makes the unconventional 3-bet to &euro;324,000. With so much equity, Jason is never going to fold, but he decides to call and play in position rather than raise and get it in against what he likely thinks is a set.The Qd on the turn doesn't improve Koon&rsquo;s hand and actually gives Tsang the nut flush draw to go with his bottom pair. Tsang bets &euro;390,000 into a &euro;736,000 pot, leaving himself with just &euro;540,000 behind. Jason still has a massive draw and decides that he should see a river, so he makes the call, growing the pot to &euro;1.4 million.The river is the 4c, giving Jason Koon the nut straight, leaving Tsang with just a pair of sevens. Tsang deliberated continuing to bluff, but eventually checked over to Jason, who shoved for his last &euro;574,000. This sent Tsang into the tank, as he seriously considered calling with just a pair of sevens. In the end, he made the fold, and Koon took down the pot - a pot that saw him move into the black, even after losing a million with AQ against Kane Kalas earlier in the session.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDglqNmjRoI">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDglqNmjRoI</a>&nbsp;<h2>Summary</h2>We&rsquo;ve seen some absolutely insane hands over the years, and as the cash games continue to grow, we won&rsquo;t have to wait too long before we see a newcomer on this list. Who knows, maybe one of our PokerDeals readers can rise through the ranks and battle it out against the best of the best?

In this post, we’ll be looking at the top five biggest televised cash game hands, where players have won and lost life-changing amounts of money!

Top 5 Biggest Televised Cash Game Poker Hands

Top 5 Biggest Televised Cash Game Hands

You may think you know the 52-card deck pretty well, but did you know that the Kings, Queens, and Jacks are all based on historical figures? Those aren&rsquo;t random drawings of the card designer&rsquo;s friends, they&rsquo;re deeply rooted in history and mythology with an interesting backstory. These historical and mythological figures were chosen to imbue playing cards with depth and character, reflecting the virtues signified by each suit.&nbsp;<h2>Kings</h2>The Kings in a deck of cards are primarily made up of real historical figures, with each figure embodying a quality represented by each suit. Let&rsquo;s take a look at who features on the Kings and why they represent their chosen suit.&nbsp;<h3>King of Hearts - Charlemagne</h3><img src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/59347d63-1585-4925-8c97-f5a1c91d9bec_gallery-image_photo_3_2023-09-15_11-16-49.jpg" alt="King of Hearts - Charlemagne" width="275" />Given that the first modern deck of cards was produced in France in the 16th century, it makes sense to have at least one French King represented on the deck - and who better to have represent the King of hearts? Why, Charles the Great of course! Better known as Charlemagne to the general public, he ruled the Frankish empire in the early Middle Ages and also held the Italian Crown and was made the Holy Roman Emporer in 774CE. His depiction in the deck reflects his status as a significant Christian ruler and his role in shaping medieval Europe.&nbsp;<h3>King of Spades - King David of Israel</h3><img src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/66dd4785-4c31-4b50-9e10-3bc08a9b078b_gallery-image_photo_2_2023-09-15_11-16-49.jpg" alt="King of Spades - King David of Israel" width="275" />As well as a number of historical figures, you will also find biblical heroes represented in the deck, such as King David of Israel on the King of spades. David is most famous for beating Goliath and is renowned for his wisdom and bravery. His presence in the deck symbolises strength, wisdom, and leadership.&nbsp;<h3>King of Clubs - Alexander The Great</h3><img src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/f8296e74-194c-4529-b6d2-349d58e29c01_gallery-image_photo_1_2023-09-15_11-16-49.jpg" alt="King of Clubs - Alexander The Great" width="275" />Arguably one of the greatest military strategists of all time, Alexander The Great established one of the largest empires throughout all of history, stretching from Greece all the way to northwestern India. The ancient Macedonian King was renowned for his battle prowess, so it&rsquo;s fitting that he represents the King of clubs.&nbsp;<h3>King of Diamonds - Julius Caesar</h3><img src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/bf7e350c-1168-4e6a-a85b-0e3a05cdeb28_gallery-image_photo_1_2023-09-15_11-17-08.jpg" alt="King of Diamonds - Julius Caesar" width="275" />Last, but certainly not least, we have Julius Caesar. The former Roman dictator, statesman, and general was one of the most influential people in the entire Roman empire. Caesar is renowned for his military conquests, including the Roman invasion of Britain and his leadership during the Gallic Wars. His portrayal as the King of diamonds signifies power, wealth, and strategic prowess.&nbsp;<h2>Queens</h2>The Queens in a deck of cards collectively represent a range of qualities, from wisdom and courage to beauty and elegance. They feature a diverse collection of mythological women who bear the attributes represented by each suit.&nbsp;<h3>Queen of Hearts - Judith</h3><img src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/fd6f5a1d-fe06-48cf-97db-6bccf332afa2_gallery-image_photo_4_2023-09-15_11-17-08.jpg" alt="Queen of Hearts Judith" width="275" />Many people believe that the Queen of hearts is represented by Judith, a biblical heroine who was renowned for her courage and cunning. Her story focuses on her brave freeing of the Jewish people by executing the Assyrian General Holofernes. Her depiction as the Queen of hearts symbolises not only her strength but also her resolute determination to protect her people, making her a fitting representative for the suit.&nbsp;<h3>Queen of Spades - Pallas Athena</h3><img src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/33e0eadc-138c-499b-8f33-773481d226e6_gallery-image_photo_5_2023-09-15_11-17-08.jpg" alt="Queen of Spades Pallas Athena" width="275" />In Greek mythology, the goddess Athena was believed to represent wisdom, courage, mathematics, strategy, arts, and skill, among many other qualities, making her an ideal candidate to be featured in a deck of cards. Athena was a protector of cities and heroes and was believed to have been born fully grown and armoured. Athena&rsquo;s presence as the Queen of spades emphasises the importance of cleverness, foresight, and strategic decision-making associated with the spade suit.&nbsp;<h3>Queen of Clubs - Argine/Argea</h3><img src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/2b3e8fe2-01e7-41bb-84eb-822e53dcf018_gallery-image_photo_6_2023-09-15_11-17-08.jpg" alt="Queen of Clubs - Argine/Argea" width="275" />Many people that Argine is the character represented as the Queen of clubs, as a playful anagram of Regina, the Latin for Queen. However, others argue that the real representative is the lady Argea, the mother of the mythological figure Argus who built the ship Argo from the story of Jason and the Argonauts. Either way, little is known of either of these women, creating a sense of mystery to this suit.&nbsp;<h3>Queen of Diamonds - Rachel</h3><img src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/0f8fbfb1-bd6d-4a44-a040-b9d525e1b201_gallery-image_photo_3_2023-09-15_11-17-08.jpg" alt="Queen of Diamonds Rachel" width="275" height="399" />One of the matriarchs of the Bible, Rachel is often associated with the Queen of diamonds. Celebrated for her beauty, Rachel was the mother of Joseph and Benjamin, two of the twelve progenitors of the first Tribes of Israel. The diamonds, which often symbolise wealth and value, align with the notion of her preciousness and elegance from the Bible stories.&nbsp;<h2>Jacks</h2>While the Jacks are also associated with legendary figures from history, there is often more dispute over what figure is represented on each card. Some of the original Italian decks had four picture cards, adding Knaves to the three we know today. However, when the French started mass-producing decks of cards in the 16th century, the knaves were eliminated, and some argue that they took elements of those designs while creating the Jacks.&nbsp;<h3>Jack of Hearts - La Hire</h3><img src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/c9be14bd-cdbb-490e-9640-6d0ff13d52dd_gallery-image_photo_7_2023-09-15_11-17-08.jpg" alt="Jack of hearts La Hire" width="275" />&Eacute;tienne de Vignolles, better known as La Hire, was a prominent military commander during the Hundred Years&rsquo; War between England and France. He was known for his fearlessness in battle, and for his fierce loyalty to France and its monarchy. He was one of Joan of Arc&rsquo;s trusted companions and played a key role in several crucial battles. His inclusion as the Jack of hearts honours his unwavering courage and dedication to his country.&nbsp;<h3>Jack of Spades - Ogier The Dane</h3><img src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/43800745-1ba6-4c03-9768-5b2a4182cb37_gallery-image_photo_2_2023-09-15_11-17-08.jpg" alt="Jack of Spades Ogier the Dane" width="275" height="399" />Ogier The Dane was a legendary knight from Medieval folklore and featured in chivalric romances. His stories are full of heroic deeds, bloody battles, and brave adventures as he travelled across Europe. He was often depicted as a valiant and loyal character and was well known for his commitment to chivalry. His presence in the deck represents the spirit of knightly valour and courage, making him a fitting choice for the Jack of spades, symbolising the warrior's attributes.&nbsp;<h3>Jack of Clubs - Lancelot/Judas Maccabeus</h3><img src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/aa843977-be7b-4be9-9ef2-e024a882a374_gallery-image_photo_9_2023-09-15_11-17-08.jpg" alt="Jack of Clubs Lancelot/Judas Maccabeus" width="275" />Many people contest whether the Jack of clubs is represented by Sir Lancelot du Lac or Judas Maccabeus. Lancelot was one of the most famous knights of King Arthur&rsquo;s Round Table and was renowned for his unmatched skill in combat, as well as his loyalty to King Arthur and his ill-fated love affair with Queen Guinevere. Lancelot's presence in the deck pays homage to his legendary status as a knight of great honour and skill.Judas Maccabeus was a Jewish priest who led the Maccabean revolt against the Seleucid Empire from 167 BCE to 160 BCE. He&rsquo;s known as one of the best warriors in Jewish history, and his presence in this suit represents his skill in combat and his dedication to his people.<h3>&nbsp;</h3><h3>Jack of Diamonds - Hector</h3><img src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/b0be9663-17e7-48ab-8e5c-5851550fe1ff_gallery-image_photo_8_2023-09-15_11-17-08.jpg" alt="Jack of Diamonds Hector" width="275" />Finally, we have Hector, a heroic figure in Greek mythology who was a central character in Homer&rsquo;s The Iliad. He was the eldest son of King Priam of Troy and was a formidable Trojan warrior during the Trojan War. He is best known for his courage, integrity, and sense of duty, despite the tragic end to his story. The diamond suit symbolises wealth and value, and Hector's presence as the Jack of Diamonds embodies both his martial prowess and his noble character.&nbsp;<h2>Summary</h2>So, the next time you look down at two Broadway cards, you can feel smug in the knowledge that you know who they are and why they represent each suit. Impress your friends at the poker table by sharing this knowledge with them, or, depending on their proclivity for historical facts, put them to sleep and take their chips!

Have you ever wondered who the Kings and Queens in a deck of cards are? Are they based on real figures? They sure are! 

The Real Kings and Queens In a Deck of Cards

The Real Kings and Queens of Poker

As poker players, we&rsquo;re often used to playing long past when we said we&rsquo;d quit for the night, but have you ever been in a game that lasted eight years straight? Well, that&rsquo;s exactly what happened at the Bird Cage Theatre in Tombstone, Arizona!While the theatre hosted a variety of entertainment acts, including the &ldquo;Female Hercules,&rdquo; Irish comedic duo Burns and Trayers, and famous opera singer Cary Delmar, the real entertainment could be found in the basement, as that&rsquo;s where they hosted their poker game.This poker game ran for a total of eight years, five months, and three days without breaking once, with only the occasional pause for bathroom breaks.&nbsp;<h2>Buying-In</h2>However, you needed deep pockets if you wanted to sit at this table - each player had to pony up at least $1000 upfront; no credit allowed! That works out to around $30,000 in today&rsquo;s money, so it was certainly a game for the high rollers. While it&rsquo;s not known exactly what game was played or what the stakes were, it&rsquo;s likely to be a version of 5-card draw. Poker was certainly a different game back then, with hands like a straight only recently being introduced to the hand rankings!&nbsp;<h2>Famous Faces</h2>If you had the cash to sit down at buy-in to this game, you&rsquo;d find yourself rubbing elbows with some of the most famous names in the Wild West. It&rsquo;s reported that Wyatt Earp, George Hurst, Adolphus Busch, Jim Brady, Bat Masterson, and Doc Holiday all passed through the game at various points during the game&rsquo;s run. Who knows how many other famous faces made an appearance over the eight years the game was running?&nbsp;<h2>Results</h2>While we don&rsquo;t have a profit/loss sheet like you do when watching your favourite stream, it&rsquo;s rumoured that over $10,000,000 changed hands during the course of the game. However, there was a 10% rake in the game, meaning that the players actually shared around $9,000,000 between them, with $1,000,000 going to the Bird Cage Theatre. Talk about more rake being better!&nbsp;<h2>The Bird Cage Theatre Today</h2>If you want to visit a part of poker history, you can take a tour of the Bird Cage Theatre, where you can see the room where the game took place, as well as a museum featuring an original bar, their original 1881 rosewood piano, the staircase to the box seats, and much more! Tours of the area start from USD14 per person, so if you&rsquo;re in the Arizona area, make sure you check it out!&nbsp;<h2>Honourable Mention</h2>While many people consider the game at the Bird Cage Theatre to be the longest-ever poker game, players were chopping and changing so much that it could be argued that it wasn&rsquo;t the same poker game from start to finish (the poker game of Theseus perhaps?). There is a Guinness World Record for the longest recorded poker session, achieved by Phil Laak back in June 2010.He played at the Bellagio casino in Las Vegas for 115 hours straight, only being allowed to take a five-minute break every hour. The game was live-streamed and watched by over 117,000 people. By the end of his session, Phil was up $6,766 and donated half of his winnings to a children&rsquo;s charity.

It was the longest game of poker in recorded history... running for a total of eight years, five months, and three days without breaking once, with only the occasional pause for bathroom breaks.

The Longest Poker Game In History - 8 Years Of Non Stop Action

Many of us think of poker as a game for the average Joe, but occasionally a celebrity will descend from their ivory tower to join us degenerates at the poker table. While some do it just for the chance to get their picture in another gossip magazine, others are fully invested in the world of poker and play for the love of the game.In this article, Biggest Celebrity Poker Players&nbsp;<h2>Jennifer Tilly</h2><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/ef65428f-564f-4e2e-a519-9c9fddfff197_gallery-image_Jennifer%20Tilly.jpg" alt="Jennifer Tilly Poker" width="800" height="534" />Academy award-winning actor, WSOP bracelet winner - is there anything Jennifer Tilly can&rsquo;t do? After learning poker from her father at a young age, Jennifer has always been interested in the world of poker - an interest that developed further when she began dating professional poker player Phil Laak.However, Jennifer is a poker player in her own right, having won the WSOP Ladies event back in 2005 for over $150,000 and the WPT Ladies Invitational Tournament the same year. Tilly has appeared on multiple high-stakes poker television shows, including The Big Game, Poker After Dark, and High Stakes Poker.If there&rsquo;s a celebrity who loves poker more than Jennifer Tilly, we&rsquo;re yet to find them!&nbsp;<h2>Tobey Maguire</h2><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/1ec984b6-6f94-4634-ac70-05076ad6a4d6_gallery-image_Tobey-Maguire-Poker-825x1024.jpg" alt="Tobey Maguire Poker" width="825" height="1024" />Perhaps most famous for his portrayal of the Marvel superhero Spiderman, Tobey Maguire is famous in poker circles for allegedly being the mysterious &ldquo;Player X&rdquo; - an anonymous high roller celebrity player who regularly appeared in Molly Bloom&rsquo;s underground cash games. While this has never been officially confirmed, people with intimate knowledge of the game have dropped hints that Maguire is the man behind the secretive name.However, Maguire doesn&rsquo;t limit his poker appearances to underground cash games under mysterious pseudonyms, he has also made regular appearances at the World Series of Poker. Tobey has cashed in three WSOP events and one WPT, with his biggest cash coming when he won the $2080 Phil Hellmuth Invitational Event for $95,480.&nbsp;<h2>Ben Affleck</h2><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/ac47e61f-2788-44cf-94c7-0bc8d7766c9a_gallery-image_Ben-Affleck.png" alt="Ben Affleck Poker" width="792" height="1050" />There seems to be something about being an A-List celebrity with a starring role in a superhero franchise that makes you enjoy playing poker! Ben Affleck, star of Batman amongst other films, is a big fan of poker and regularly played during the early 2000s. With poker lessons from Annie Duke and Amir Vahedi, Affleck managed to win the 2004 California State Poker Championship for over $350,000!Affleck also managed to qualify for the World Poker Tour Final Tournament that same year but failed to cash in the event. It&rsquo;s rumoured that Ben was another one of the participants in the high-stakes cash games run by Molly Bloom, along with fellow movie star Tobey Maguire.&nbsp;<h2>Neymar Jr</h2><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/961a5097-007e-413a-a0b2-feb0cd38750f_gallery-image_Neymar%20JR.jpg" alt="Neymar Poker" width="700" />The Brazilian football legend is one of the biggest stars in the world, but did you know that in his downtime he enjoyed battling it out on the felt? The former Pokerstars Team Pro member has made regular appearances in some of the biggest tournament series in the world.While his early poker career wasn&rsquo;t too successful - playing in multiple EPT and WSOP events without cashing, it seems as though Neymar has upped his game in the past year. In 2022 he cashed in an EPT event for the first time - recording two cashes at EPT Monte Carlo, and followed that up with his first WSOP cash, just a few days after hosting the Neymar Jr and Friends Invitational event in Las Vegas.&nbsp;<h2>Norm MacDonald</h2><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/31de78bb-6b58-4145-952f-9e04cdb9fb3f_gallery-image_Norm%20McDonald.jpg" alt="Norm McDonald Poker" width="800" height="429" />The late, great Norm MacDonald was no stranger to the poker world, having taken over the commentary duties for Season 6 of High Stakes Poker. However, Norm was an avid poker player even before taking up the commentator&rsquo;s microphone, having cashed in his first tournament back in 2003.He cashed in three WSOP events during his poker career, including a 20th-place finish in the $3,000 No Limit Hold&rsquo;em event. Norm was also featured on poker television programmes such as Poker After Dark and Celebrity Poker Showdown, and was a fantastic personality at the tables.&nbsp;<h2>Aaron Paul</h2><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/f89ed13d-e3d0-42f4-b465-8b4b02001495_gallery-image_aaron%20paul.jpg" />Best known for his role as Jesse Pinkman on Breaking Bad, Aaron Paul is another in a long line of A-List celebrities who love the game of poker. In 2016 he faced off against Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo in a charity heads-up duel, but despite coaching from professional poker player Fatima De Melo, he ended up losing the match.Paul has travelled to a number of different tournament stops during his time as a PokerStars ambassador, including trips to the Bahamas and the World Series of Poker. Despite playing in multiple events, Paul has yet to record a Hendon Mob cash.&nbsp;<h2>Jason Alexander</h2><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/ed1a3c53-46a4-435c-be20-2d77f999e950_gallery-image_jason_alexander_wsop.jpg" alt="Jason Alexander Poker" width="600" height="387" />Star of the hit TV show Seinfeld, Jason Alexander was one of many celebrities who hopped on the poker bandwagon back in the mid-late 2000s. Jason appeared in a number of poker television shows during this time, including Celebrity Poker Showdown Season 5, where he won his first table, and Poker After Dark.Jason has one WSOP cash to his name, finishing 10th in the $5000 Ante Up For Africa Charity Event in 2007. While he&rsquo;s played the Main Event on multiple occasions, he&rsquo;s yet to cash in the tournament - his best result coming in 2009 when he finished in the top 30% of players.&nbsp;<h2>Rafael Nadal</h2><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/b37d50a0-88a4-4422-b577-560702f9f481_gallery-image_rafael%20Nadal.jpg" />Arguably one of the greatest tennis players of all time, Rafael Nadal may be king of the clay courts, but did you know that he was also an avid poker player? In 2012 he signed a deal to become a PokerStars ambassador and featured in a number of poker events during his time with the company.In December 2013, Nadal won a 6-handed &euro;100,000 EPT Charity Challenge event, where he beat the likes of Daniel Negreanu, Brazilian Ronaldo, and Andriy Shevchenko. He even beat professional poker player Fatima De Melo heads-up to win the event!&nbsp;<h2>Michael Phelps</h2><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/e100702c-0181-4b46-9059-8d54f2e921ec_gallery-image_mike%20phelps%202.jpg" alt="Michael Phelps Poker" width="750" />America&rsquo;s most successful Olympian has had a long relationship with poker, having been introduced to the game by his roommate - professional poker player <a href="https://pokerdeals.com/videos/poker-podcast-by-pokerdeals-5-with-jeff-gross-poker-winning-insights-in-content-creation-poker" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Jeff Gross</a>. Since becoming a global superstar, Phelps has appeared in a number of poker tournaments around the world, and according to his former roommate, is &ldquo;easily one of the best celebrity poker players around.&rdquo;While Phelps is yet to cash in a major tournament, he has a number of cashes to his name, including a 1st place finish in the $150 No Limit Hold&rsquo;em Bounty event at the Orleans Hotel &amp; Casino in Las Vegas. If Phelps continues putting the hours in, we&rsquo;re sure he&rsquo;ll get his first WSOP cash in the near future.&nbsp;<h2>Matt Damon</h2><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/e982c7fb-1be9-4fe6-b71c-1c0cf044892a_gallery-image_Matt%20Damon2.jpg" />Rounding off our list is the star of arguably the greatest poker film of all time - Rounders. It should come as no surprise that he developed an affinity for the game, and decided to take a shot in the 1998 World Series of Poker, just like Mike McDermott did!While his trip to the World Series was unsuccessful, Matt played in a number of tournaments during his career and is rumoured to be one of the famous faces frequenting Molly&rsquo;s Game, along with his good friend Ben Affleck.&nbsp;<h2>Summary</h2>These are just some of the best-known examples of celebrities enjoying our favourite game; there are hundreds of other famous faces that enjoy battling it out on the felt, so keep an eye out next time you sit down to play - you never know who will be sitting across from you!

We’ll be taking a look at ten of the biggest celebrity poker players to grace the felt. You might recognise a face or two the next time you play!

10 of the Biggest Celebrity Poker Players

Like Phil Hellmuth and the WSOP, Jason Koon seems to have an affinity with the Triton series, winning a record 9th title just a few days after capturing his 8th - this one coming in the $60K Short Deck event for over $825,000. Koon came into the final table second in chips but had a difficult position at the table with the dangerous Tan Xuan to his left and the chip leader Chris Brewer one spot over.Despite those perceived disadvantages, Jason did what he did best and continued to rake in the chips.&nbsp;<h2>Early All-In Action</h2>After losing a big pot to Tan Xuan before the official final table, Masashi Oya was one of the shortest stacks at the table and looking to rebuild. However, things went from bad to worse for the Japanese player, as the winner of the previous event, Wai Kin Yong, doubled through him with KJ against QT. Oya&rsquo;s fate was decided a few hands later when his flopped trips with 76 ran into the turned full house of Tan Xuan on a Q66J board - the miracle six couldn&rsquo;t hit the river, and Oya was eliminated in 7th for $140,700.Our eventual champion Jason Koon then got involved in a big all-in confrontation, his KK coming up against the AQo of Wai Kin Young. The board ran out clean for Jason and a third king on the river sealed his victory, as he moved into 1st place.&nbsp;<h2>Chip Leader Crumbles</h2>Despite starting the final table with an overwhelming chip lead, Chris Brewer soon found himself with one of the shortest stacks at the table. He had lost a few small pots before losing a big hand when he came up against the full house of Tan Xuan. Just a few hands after that, he shoved his remaining chips with KQo, only to be called by the AJo of Koon. Brewer was unable to run down the better hand, and he was eliminated in 5th place for $226,300.&nbsp;<h2>Miracle Card For Koon</h2>As the stacks had evened out, many people thought we were in for a long final table, but the action kept coming thanks to an insane hand between the two chip leaders at the table - Jason Koon and Tan Xuan. Koon held 99, and Xuan held KK as the two saw a flop for a single raise. The KQ9 flop spelt danger for Koon, although the ever-popular JT would make a straight, so both players had to be wary with their sets.Jason checked over to Tan Xuan who put out a c-bet of 330,000 chips, which Jason quickly called. The 7h hit the turn, changing nothing. Jason checked again, and this time Xuan bet 750,000. After a small think, Jason decided to shove with his set of 9s, and got snap called by the top set of Tan Xuan.Xuan had Jason covered by just 300,000 chips, and only one card could keep Jason in the tournament. The miracle 9c hit the river, giving Jason quads, and all but eliminating Tan Xuan from the tournament!<a href="https://twitter.com/tritonpoker/status/1689819018725634048">https://twitter.com/tritonpoker/status/1689819018725634048</a>Jason picked up the rest of his chips a couple of hands later, and with that crushing blow, Tan Xuan was eliminated in 4th place for $292,500.&nbsp;<h2>Lun Loon Eliminated</h2>One player who&rsquo;s had a breakthrough performance at Triton London is Lun Loon from Malaysia. He&rsquo;s put in a string of impressive performances in a variety of tournaments in this series and managed to make the final three of this event as well. However, Lun Loon was eliminated in 3rd place for $386,800 when he shoved his AJ into the AK of Kiat Lee. Loon couldn&rsquo;t improve, setting up a heads-up match between Jason Koon and Kiat Lee.&nbsp;<h2>Heads-Up</h2>After that elimination, we had the juggernaut of Trtion events, Jason Koon, up against the newcomer Kiat Lee. Jason looking to win his ninth title, Kiat looking to win his first. With the chip lead, the momentum, and the experience, it was hard to look past Jason in this heads-up match.In fact, the match played out exactly as you would have thought - Jason chipping away at Kiat Lee&rsquo;s stack with well-timed aggression and making the best hand when it counted. It seemed inevitable that Jason would win, and while Kiat Lee was putting up a brave fight, he was only delaying the inevitable.Eventually, Jason broke through, making a straight on the turn after Kiat Lee got it in with the best hand on the flop to seal an incredible 9th Triton title - his fourth in Short Deck.Given the standard of Jason&rsquo;s play, we wouldn&rsquo;t be surprised to see him hit double figures in the very near future.&nbsp;<h2>Triton London $60K NLH No Limit Short Deck Hold&rsquo;em Main Event Final Table Results</h2><table style="width: 571px;" width="354"><tbody><tr><td style="width: 61.162px;" width="54">Place</td><td style="width: 212.512px;" width="100">Name</td><td style="width: 115.325px;" width="100">Country</td><td style="width: 126.8px;" width="100">Prize (USD)</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 61.162px;" width="54">1</td><td style="width: 212.512px;" width="100">Jason Koon</td><td style="width: 115.325px;" width="100">USA</td><td style="width: 126.8px;" width="100">$828,000</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 61.162px;" width="54">2</td><td style="width: 212.512px;" width="100">Kiat Lee</td><td style="width: 115.325px;" width="100">Malaysia</td><td style="width: 126.8px;" width="100">$598,000</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 61.162px;" width="54">3</td><td style="width: 212.512px;" width="100">Lun Loon</td><td style="width: 115.325px;" width="100">Malaysia</td><td style="width: 126.8px;" width="100">$386,800</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 61.162px;" width="54">4</td><td style="width: 212.512px;" width="100">Tan Xuan</td><td style="width: 115.325px;" width="100">China</td><td style="width: 126.8px;" width="100">$292,500</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 61.162px;" width="54">5</td><td style="width: 212.512px;" width="100">Chris Brewer</td><td style="width: 115.325px;" width="100">USA</td><td style="width: 126.8px;" width="100">$226,300</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 61.162px;" width="54">6</td><td style="width: 212.512px;" width="100">Wai Kin Yong</td><td style="width: 115.325px;" width="100">Malaysia</td><td style="width: 126.8px;" width="100">$176,700</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 61.162px;" width="54">7</td><td style="width: 212.512px;" width="100">Masashi Oya</td><td style="width: 115.325px;" width="100">Japan</td><td style="width: 126.8px;" width="100">$140,700</td></tr></tbody></table>&nbsp;If you want to keep up to date with the biggest and best promotions from around the poker world, make sure to&nbsp;follow us on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/PokerDealsOfficial" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Facebook</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/pokerdealsofficial/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Instagram</a>.

Jason Koon seems to have an affinity with the Triton series, winning a record 9th title in the $60K Short Deck event for over $825,000.

Jason Koon Wins Incredible 9th Triton Event After Taking Down $60K Short Deck Main Event

As part of a PokerDeals giveaway, we&rsquo;ve decided to take a look at The Mental Game Of Poker 2 by acclaimed poker author Jared Tendler. We&rsquo;ve just past the ten-year anniversary of this book&rsquo;s release, and despite being over a decade old, the knowledge found in these pages still applies to the game of poker as we know it today.So, in case you needed any motivation to join our fantastic giveaway, let&rsquo;s take a closer look into the <a href="https://www.pokerstore.nl/the-mental-game-of-poker-2.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Mental Game Of Poker 2</a>.&nbsp;<h2>Who Is Jared Tendler?</h2><img src="../../../api/v1/uploads/news/537e7354-ad6d-4b48-b448-f1d32a9c0a13_gallery-image_photo_2023-08-01_09-38-58.jpg" alt="jared tendler" width="932" height="1280" />Before doing a deep dive into the book itself, I thought it would be best to introduce Jared Tendler, the author of this book. For those of you who don&rsquo;t know, Jared Tendler is an author and performance psychologist with a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology and is a licensed mental health counsellor.He has worked with a variety of clients over the years, including the #1 ranked pool player in the world, professional golfers, financial traders, and poker players. Some of his biggest-name clients include Kristen Foxen, Max Steinberg, Ben Wilinofsky, and WSOP Main Event 3rd-place finisher Jorryt van Hoof.Jared had taken his knowledge about the mental game of poker that he gathered after years of training the best players in the world, and written two books - <a href="https://www.pokerstore.nl/the-mental-game-of-poker.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Mental Game Of Poker</a> and The Mental Game Of Poker 2.&nbsp;<h2>My Initial Thoughts</h2>After reading and loving the first Mental Game of Poker, I did wonder what wisdom Jared had left to teach us, but there&rsquo;s still plenty left to learn, even if you&rsquo;ve read the first book. I think the best part of the book is by far the first half, where Jared talks about getting in &ldquo;The Zone&rdquo; and deconstructs the learning process.In my opinion, these are the two most important subjects of the book, and where you&rsquo;ll get most of your money&rsquo;s worth. While the back half of the book has some good insights, they&rsquo;re a lot more broad strokes compared to the first half, which will walk you step by step through what &ldquo;The Zone&rdquo; is and how you can consistently get there more often.As someone who tends to neglect the mental side of the game in favour of the tactical, I found it really brought home the importance of focusing on the mental side of poker and not just dedicating yourself to strategy and hoping to manage your emotions while you play. After all, you can know everything there is to know about <a href="https://pokerdeals.com/strategy/gto-vs-exploitative-poker-whose-side-are-you-on" target="_blank" rel="noopener">GTO strategy</a>, but if you don&rsquo;t know how to execute it properly, you&rsquo;re not going to be a winning poker player.&nbsp;<h2>What You Learn</h2>In each of the seven chapters after the introduction, Jared focuses on a different aspect of the mental game that&rsquo;s important to learn if you&rsquo;re going to be a serious player. Those aspects are as follows:<ul><li>The Zone - How to get in it consistently and stay there.</li><li>Learning - Jared looks at how to learn properly to increase efficiency.</li><li>Decision Making - How to train your decision-making to focus on the important factors.</li><li>Focus - Improving focus at the table and eliminating distractions.</li><li>Goals - How to properly set goals and reasonable expectations.</li><li>Self-Discipline - How to remain disciplined at the table.</li><li>Grinding - How to efficiently grind poker so you don&rsquo;t burn out.</li></ul>While there&rsquo;s plenty to be learned in the second half of the book, the first half mainly focuses on &ldquo;The Zone&rdquo; and how to learn properly, and that&rsquo;s where I think you&rsquo;ll get the bulk of your value.Anyone who&rsquo;s played poker before will know what it feels like to be in the zone - it feels like you can win every pot you play, and you&rsquo;re in tune with all the data points available to you. We&rsquo;ve all imagined what it would be like if we could play like that all the time; and while that may be out of reach for most people, Jared talks about how you can get there more often.Studying poker can be hard for a lot of players, as there aren&rsquo;t a lot of resources dedicated to teaching you how to properly learn. This leads to a lot of wasted hours where very little information is retained, or it is retained in a way that becomes confusing when trying to implement later. Jared takes you through a deep look at the learning process, giving you the tools you need to become a more efficient learner.If you want to find out more about what you can learn - you&rsquo;ll have to read the book to find out!&nbsp;<h2>Who Is This For?</h2>Given how few people actively pay attention to the mental side of poker, I&rsquo;d feel confident saying that almost all poker players can learn something from this book. It really drives home how much money you&rsquo;re leaving on the table if you&rsquo;re not mentally prepared for the game, and how easy it is to make small changes to rectify it.If you&rsquo;re a beginner player, you&rsquo;ll get a huge head-start on your competition if you can internalize the lessons being taught in this book. You won&rsquo;t waste time studying inefficiently, you&rsquo;ll learn the discipline needed to manage your bankroll on and off the table, and you&rsquo;ll spend more time playing in &ldquo;The Zone.&rdquo; All of this will accelerate your poker trajectory, allowing you to reach a much higher level in a shorter amount of time.If you&rsquo;re an experienced player, you may have been able to figure out a lot of what&rsquo;s in this book on your own, but that doesn&rsquo;t mean it has no value. Being able to fill in the key points that you&rsquo;re missing and having some concepts clearly explained to you that you may not explicitly know is extremely helpful, and will make it easier to continue growing as a poker player.&nbsp;<h2>Would I Recommend It?</h2>If you couldn&rsquo;t already tell from the glowing review - I absolutely would recommend The Mental Game Of Poker 2. If you&rsquo;ve read the first one, it&rsquo;s a fantastic addition that covers aspects that weren&rsquo;t touched upon in the first, and even if you haven&rsquo;t read the first one, the book stands on its own as a terrific guide to the mental side of poker.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐&nbsp;Take part in the current PokerDeals competition where you can win your very own copy of the Mental Game of Poker 2. 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An honest review of the Mental Game of Poker 2 by Jared Tendler gives you insight into the book and helps make your buying decision easier.

PokerDeals Reviews The Mental Game Of Poker 2 By Jared Tendler

This year&rsquo;s Main Event was all about breaking records; we had a record-breaking field, a record-breaking prize pool, and a record-breaking 1st place prize. However, one record that we didn&rsquo;t see coming was the shortest final table in recent memory; as Dan Weinman tore through the table to take home the coveted WSOP Main Event bracelet and write his name into the poker history books forever.&nbsp;<h2>Super-Sized Main Event</h2>All the talk in the build-up to this World Series was around whether or not we&rsquo;d finally break the record set in 2006, where 8773 players entered the Main Event. We had seen other tournaments at this series see a huge increase in player numbers, so it seemed nailed on that the Main Event would follow suit.After all the entries had been totted up, they smashed the poker world&rsquo;s expectations, as the Main Event hit five figures for the first time in its history. This created a staggering $93.4 million prize pool, of which $12.1 million would be awarded to the eventual winner.Over ten thousand players entered this Main Event with the hopes of becoming the winner of the biggest ever WSOP Main Event, but after ten days of play, one man stood above them all as the Main Event Champion - Daniel Weinman.&nbsp;<h2>Miracles Do Happen</h2>But it might not have happened this way. One card changed the course of poker history, in what has been described as one of the craziest hands in Main Event history. On Day 8 of the Main Event with just 14 players remaining, Dan found himself staring down the barrel of elimination, as he ran his JJ into the KK of Josh Payne and the QQ of Jose Aguilera.Payne opened with KK to 1.6 million from early position, and the action folded around to Aguilera with QQ on the button. He put in the 3bet to 4.5 million, and Weinman woke up with JJ in the small blind right behind him. With a roughly 35bb stack, he had a tough decision to make - does he play it safe and fold, does he call and risk getting squeezed out by Payne, or does he go for it and shove all in?After some deliberation, Dan decided to go for it and moved all in. The action folded back round to Payne, who looked a little perplexed at the action unfolding in front of him. However, he made the call, and the action came back to Aguilera who now had his own tough decision to make. Despite being in a difficult spot, Aguilera quickly made the call and would see that while he was behind Payne, he did have Weinman beat.Payne was in line for a triple-up, whereas Dan Weinman was just five cards away from elimination. The flop came Ah7h4s - no help to anyone, as no player had a heart in their hand. Out of nowhere, the Jh hit the turn, giving Weinman a huge lead in the hand and putting Payne on the brink of elimination.You could see the shock on Weinman&rsquo;s face as the jack hit the turn, as no one could believe what they just saw. After being on the brink of elimination, Dan Weinman was one card away from scooping a nearly 80 million chip pot. The inconsequential 3s hit the river, and we hope that Dan has the Jh framed in his home after winning such a pivotal hand.&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1679990835138691072">https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1679990835138691072</a>&nbsp;When talking about this hand after his Main Event win, Dan said that it was, &ldquo;such a bittersweet hand because it was both the hand that propelled me to win this tournament, but also had to knock out and put a bad beat on a good friend from back home.&rdquo;&ldquo;And I could just see how much it hurt him. In the moment, so much excitement for me, but watching it back and just seeing the pain on his face ... it hurt me; not as much as it hurt him, but it was tough.&rdquo;&nbsp;<h2>Nine Becomes Three</h2>That hand set Daniel up nicely for the final table, as by the time the final nine were set, he was sat in third with around 80 million chips. The chip leader was American Adam Walton - a player who had built his stack through a number of fast, aggressive plays. However, the fifth-place player Juan Marceiras served as a living warning to Walton, as he started the day with an overwhelming chip lead, only to find himself in the middle of the pack after his hyper-aggressive plays stopped working.One of the hallmarks of this year&rsquo;s Main Event has been the fast pace of play. Despite the huge money jumps, there hasn&rsquo;t been a tremendous amount of tanking - at least compared to other years. That fast pace continued onto the final table, as it only took six hours to get from nine players to the final three.Daniel Holzner was the first player to hit the rail, his stack crippled after losing with AA against the TT of Jan-Peter Jachtmann before his AJ ran into the TT of Steven Jones to finish in 9th for $900,000. Shortly after his exit, the chip leader going into Day 8, Juan Marceiras followed him out the door, collecting $1,125,000 for his efforts, as his K9o couldn&rsquo;t beat the ATo of fellow short stack Toby Lewis.&nbsp;Despite winning the all-in against Maceiras, it wouldn&rsquo;t be long until Toby Lewis was short again. Coming into the final table as the short stack, he can feel happy that he managed to ladder up a couple of spots. However, unfortunately for him, he picked the wrong time to squeeze all in with KJo, as Jones made the call with TT again, and managed to hold to eliminate Lewis in 7th place for $1,425,000.After Lewis&rsquo; elimination, the field quickly separated into the haves and the have-nots. Prydruk and Hutchinson sat on around 22 million each, while every other player had well over 100 million in their stack. While outlasting your fellow short stack could see you earn a $550,000 pay jump, Hutchinson found too good of a hand to fold. He committed the majority of his chips with 55 on the button, only to come up against the 77 of Jan-Peter Jachtmann. The board of Js9c2hAs4d was no help to Hutchinson, and he was eliminated in 6th place for $1,825,000.This left Prydryk as far and away the shortest stack at the table, so he needed to make something happen if he wanted a shot at winning the whole thing. After doubling up with AJ against the A8 of Jones, things were looking up for Prydryk, but he was soon back down to around 24 million chips when he shoved QcTc from the small blind, only to find Weinman had found AJ in the big blind.The flop of 2sJsAh put Weinman in a commanding lead, with Prydryk needing a king to stay alive in the Main Event. The Qs on the turn gave Prydryk two extra queen outs, but took away the Ks, as Weinman held the As in his hand. Unfortunately for Prydryk, the river bricked out, and he was eliminated in 5th place for $2.4 million.&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1680785722104758273">https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1680785722104758273</a>&nbsp;Now that the shortest stack had been eliminated, the field was rather condensed, and many spectators thought we would be in for a long four-handed battle. However, Jan-Peter lost a couple of key hands to see him become the shortest stack. He raised K8o from the BTN and was called by Jones with KTo in the small blind. The flop came 633 rainbow, Jan-Peter c-bet, and Jones made the call. The Tc hit the turn, and Jachtmann bet close to the pot - 20.5 million into 22 million. After giving it some thought, Jones shoved all-in with his top pair (a theme that will come back to bite him later), and Jachtmann quickly folded.Soon after that, Jan-Peter found KQo in the big blind after a raise to 6 million in the cutoff from Jones, and a flat from Walton on the button. Jachtmann decided to shove his remaining 56 million into the middle, only to be snapped by Walton, slamming his pair of aces onto the table. Jan-Peter had been caught in a trap, and it looked like there was no way out. The 2c9s5h no help to Jachtmann, with the 6s sealing his fate on the turn, eliminating him in 4th place for $3,000,000.&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1680794625114804224">https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1680794625114804224</a>&nbsp;<h2>Lightning Fast Winner</h2>Walton eliminating Jachtmann in fourth really made things interesting, as each player had over 100bb going into the second day of the final table. In fact, some tournament organisers wanted the players to continue playing after Jachtmann was eliminated, fearing that things could take too long on the second day.However, that could not have been further from the truth, as Dan Weinman was crowned the winner after just two hours of play! The hyper-aggressive style of Walton was always a double-edged sword, and about an hour into play, he felt the sharp blade that he had used to cut down his opponent&rsquo;s stacks turn on himself.&nbsp;The hand starts with Jones opening with Qd6d to 6 million from the button, and Walton deciding to trap with 88 in the small blind. Dan Weinman is in a dream position, as he picks up AA in the big blind and 3bets to 27 million. Jones mucks his hand, then Walton immediately shoves all-in! When I say immediately, I mean it - Jones&rsquo; hand barely reached the muck before Walton moved his chips in. Weinman put his chips in the middle just as fast, and the two were suddenly playing a 430 million chip pot!The flop of 7c3c5h gave Walton some backdoor opportunities, as he held the 8c. The 9s on the turn brought in the first part of his backdoor straight draw, tripling the number of outs for Walton. However, the Kc on the river eliminated Walton in 3rd place for $4 million and gave Weinman a huge chip lead.&nbsp;While whispers of a deal could be heard around the arena, it has been confirmed by multiple parties that the players did not agree to a deal before three-handed play started, nor did Weinman and Jones agree to a deal heads-up, meaning that Dan and Steve sat down to play a $5.6 million heads-up match.This was a heads-up match that Dan seemingly had in his pocket; while neither player would say they&rsquo;re experienced in heads-up play, Dan as the most experienced tournament player managed to exert his will over Jones throughout their short match. Even when he lost a big pot, he would quickly grind it back, and keep close to the 3:1 chip lead that he had at the start of play.&nbsp;It would take just under an hour for Dan to seal his win. The hand started with Jones raising J8o on the button to 7 million, and a call from Weinman with KcJd. The Js5s2c flop gave both players top pair, which spelled danger for Jones. Weinman checked, then raised to 18 million after Jones c-bet to 6 million. The 4c hit the turn, and Dan continued his aggression with a 33 million chip bet.This sent Jones deep into the tank, as he weighed up his potential options. Just like in the hand against Jan-Peter, he decided to shove facing the big bet on the turn - only this time, he was quickly called by Dan Weinman, who saw the good news that he was a 93% favourite to win the Main Event.&nbsp;Both players retreated to their rails for the river card, waiting in anticipation. The river card was the Ah, giving Dan Weinman the Main Event bracelet and $12.1 million, while Jones had to settle for the second-place prize of $6.5 million.&nbsp;<h2>Sometimes, It&rsquo;s Just Your Time To Win</h2>While Dan played extremely well at this final table, there is a feeling of anti-climax around this year&rsquo;s Main Event. While many people were settling in for the night to watch a fight for the ages, the action was over in just a couple of hours after two gifts from Walton or Jones that essentially handed Dan the win without him having to work that hard for it.However, you can&rsquo;t underestimate the pressure that the players are under out there, and it&rsquo;s only natural that the players can&rsquo;t play to their usual high standard. In fact, it&rsquo;s a testament to Dan&rsquo;s temperament that he was able to withstand the pressure and keep things solid while others lost their heads around him.&nbsp;Dan attributes some of his success to his change of schedule, as he took part of the summer off this year to spend more time with his family, &ldquo;Every year before this, I've been here from Event #1 to the last event," "And by the time the Main Event comes around, I'm burnt out ... I've said to many people, I don't like this tournament. The structure is too good, I'm kind of over it for the summer.&rdquo;Poker is certainly a game of skill, but sometimes you just have to recognise that it might be your time to win. Speaking on how things went at the final table, Dan said, &ldquo;Final tables can go so many different ways,&rdquo; &ldquo;You need some cards to get chips, there were a lot of good players left with a lot more tournament experience than me. But when we got down to three, I did feel like I was the best player of the three. And a couple good hands at the right time; it all came together.&rdquo;&ldquo;The Boom happened and I kind of had the inkling that I would play poker and give it a shot for a few years. And here we are 16 years later ... You just kind of feel like, maybe it's my time.&rdquo;When asked what he was going to do with his $12.1 million, Dan said, &ldquo;I have no clue. Probably invest it. Probably not the best answer everybody wants to hear, but I'm fairly cautious with it away from the table. Even though I like to gamble pretty hard.&rdquo;&nbsp;We at PokerDeals want to congratulate Dan on his Main Event win, and we hope to see even more players compete to take the WSOP Main Event crown next year.

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That&rsquo;s a wrap on Day 6 of the Main Event, and we&rsquo;re only a couple of days away from finding out our official 2023 Main Event final table. But who&rsquo;s left in the Main Event that we care about? While it&rsquo;s a nice story to see random amateurs make a deep run, many poker fans want to see familiar faces in the latter stages of the Main Event.To help you find out who to root for, we&rsquo;ve found the biggest names left in the Main Event at the end of Day 6.&nbsp;<h2>Euro Stacks</h2>There are still a couple of big-name European players left in the Main Event; Toby Lewis from the UK and Jan-Peter Jachtmann are all still in with a shot of making the final table, sitting 15th and 16th in chips respectively. Toby Lewis gained headlines earlier in the week when he folded the nut flush on a paired board, only to be shown the bluff from his opponent - take a look below if you want to catch up on that moment.<a href="https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1679010053570048000">https://twitter.com/PokerGO/status/1679010053570048000</a>Jan-Peter spent much of his day at one of the feature tables, and used his years of experience to accumulate a decent chip stack. While best known as a PLO player, he&rsquo;s certainly showing that he&rsquo;s just as competitive with two cards as he is with four cards.There are a number of other European players still in on Day 7, with Juan Maceiras Lapido from Spain the highest placed among them, currently sitting second in chips, with Tim Van Loo from Austria in 5th.&nbsp;<h2>The A-Team</h2>As you would expect from the Main Event, there are still plenty of Americans in contention. Joshua Payne ends Day 6 as the chip leader; after starting the day 5th in chips, he managed to bag nearly 48 million chips to bring forward into Day 7.Daniel Weinman spent much of the day on the feature table and has been chipping up nicely against some of his more inexperienced opponents. Currently sitting in 3rd in the standings, if he can keep accumulating chips at this rate, we can expect him to be a key player in the final few days of the Main Event.The WSOP Circuit legend Maurice Hawkins has also bagged a stack for the seventh day of the Main Event. One of the chip leaders in the early stages of this tournament, Maurice has been using all of his experience in big-field tournaments to navigate his way through arguably the biggest one of all! However, he&rsquo;ll need to get something going early on in Day 7, as he&rsquo;s coming into the day with one of the shortest stacks.Owner of ConciousPoker, <a href="https://pokerdeals.com/videos/alec-torelli-interview-mindfulness-in-poker-with-consciouspoker-episode-10" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Alec Torelli</a>, has also managed to bag a stack for Day 7 on the Main Event, as has bracelet winner Sam Stein.&nbsp;<h2>Summary</h2>Who are you rooting for to make this year&rsquo;s Main Event final table? Is your favourite player still in, or are you following a new player for the first time? Let us know on social media by following us on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/PokerDealsOfficial" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Facebook&nbsp;</a>and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/pokerdealsofficial/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Instagram</a>. to stay up to date with the latest goings on in the poker world.

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The lobby is clear and easy for new players to navigate.You might be one of the many players who tend to prefer to play in-browser, rather than dealing with downloading any software to your PC. If you prefer to play this way, Guts Poker has you covered, as there&rsquo;s a fully functional in-browser poker client which you can even hop onto from your smartphone if you wish.[gallary-image]<h2>What is it like to grind multiple poker tables on Guts Poker?</h2>You absolutely can multi-table on Guts Poker to your heart's content. Bear in mind when planning your session that you cannot keep track of individual players in Guts&rsquo; cash games, since all tables are 100% anonymous. This feature might slow your roll a little bit in terms of optimal table count, but it does keep the games really friendly, and that means good value.<h2>How is the traffic on Guts Poker?&nbsp;</h2>Guts Poker is not really the kind of poker site where you need to worry about traffic. Since it&rsquo;s part of the massive iPoker network, there&rsquo;s always a bunch of players battling to sit at every stake except perhaps the very highest listed in the lobbies. You can jump on and expect to find some decent options running at any time of the day or night.<h2>What is the MTT schedule like on Guts Poker?</h2>The schedule of MTTs running on Guts is really a good solid low variance grind with some great highlights. The site might not be famous for its huge guarantees but the action that does run is very, very soft. Think of it this way: smaller fields, more first place finishes!<h2>Can you use a poker HUD on Guts Poker?</h2>You can certainly use the main popular HUDs without issue at Guts Poker, for example, <a href="https://pokerdeals.com/strategy/pokertracker-4-software-review" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Pokertracker 4</a> and <a href="https://pokerdeals.com/strategy/holdem-manager-3-software-review" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Holdem Manager 3</a>, but do remember the value of a HUD is strictly limited in a format where player names are fully anonymised (at least for cash games).<h2>Are my funds safe on Guts Poker?</h2>You won&rsquo;t have any trouble when it comes to funds on Guts, as they&rsquo;re a fully licensed and regulated poker site on the iPoker network.&nbsp;<h2>Can I play for free on Guts Poker? What is the minimum deposit?</h2>If you want to keep it lowball you can throw on as little as &euro;10 via certain deposit methods, and there are also freerolls and play money tables to choose from.&nbsp;<h2>Can you play Guts Poker on iOS and Android?&nbsp;</h2>You won&rsquo;t find an actual poker app for Guts, but impressively you can still play on their client from your mobile or tablet, via the in-browser play function. This has decent functionality even for multi-tabling.<h2>What else do I need to know about Guts Poker?</h2>Guts have a lot of players heading over into their poker games from the online casino offering they also run, and the sportsbook for fans of sports betting action. This certainly keeps the games great for us poker players.<a href="https://record.guts.com/_DqYHTt6_8mU5Ry5og8F2aWNd7ZgqdRLk/24575/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sign up today</a> to get started, and good luck at the felt!

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<h2 style="line-height: 1.4;">Why Should You Play at Partypoker?</h2>&nbsp;Partypoker has worked hard to stay in contention as one of the biggest poker sites in the world, and they remain one of the best places to play poker online. This user-friendly site didn't get to where it is today without some battles, but let's take a closer look with our partypoker review.<img src="../../../../api/v1/uploads/public_room/41004986-889f-4cdf-8e2a-48fc696d1677_gallery-image_Website%20Bonus%20Banner%20(10).png" alt="Partypoker sign up bonus" width="570" height="300" />Partypoker is a desktop and mobile real money poker site with cash games and tournaments to suit every buy-in level. The user interface is slick, the bonuses are big and there&rsquo;s an absolute ton of action.&nbsp;Partypoker has a pretty winning combination including innovative game formats, a huge MTT schedule, cash game leaderboards, generous bonuses and a good rakeback programme. They also host massive live Partypoker LIVE events worldwide, to which you can win entry online.<h2 style="line-height: 1.3;">How do I sign up to partypoker and get the best starting bonus?</h2>Signing up as a new player takes just a few moments, simply follow the steps below.1. Go to your browser settings &amp; delete all cookies. WARNING: Missing this step might mean our bonus offer will not correctly link to your new account!2. Refresh this page.3. <a href="https://promo.partypoker.com/en/promo/lp/22-ticket?wm=4606106" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Hit Play Now</a>&nbsp;and follow the sign-up steps on the partypoker website.<h2 style="line-height: 1.3;">What games are available on partypoker?</h2>Cash games run from 1c/2c blinds up to $200/$400 for No Limit Hold&rsquo;em and Pot Limit Omaha, and their MTT roster features everything from $0.11 buy-ins all the way up to (and sometimes beyond) the $5k buy-ins.&nbsp;<ul><li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">No Limit Hold&rsquo;em cash games regularly up to $5/$10</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Pot Limit Omaha cash games regularly up to $5/$10 ante $1</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Fast Forward Poker - up to $2/$5 NLHE &amp; PLO</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Fixed Limit Hold&rsquo;em runs up to $30/$60</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Short Deck NL Hold&rsquo;em</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">A huge MTT schedule with events up to $100k buy-ins</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">SNGs and Spins</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">A wealth of satellites and super satellites into big online and live MTTs</li></ul>Party does now also have a partycasino section as well as sports betting and slots, for those of you who like to have a gamble on games that are more chance-based.&nbsp;<h2>What promotions does partypoker offer?</h2>Partypoker loves to innovate and features, at times, a confusing array of promotions and special offers that can be explored in a dedicated section of the poker client. There&rsquo;s also a progressive rakeback system built into the site whereby the highest volume players can achieve up to 60% rakeback, which really is market-leading.<h2>What is the rake on partypoker?</h2>Rake for cash games is 5% on partypoker and the cap is set according to the stake, ranging from a $1 cap up to a $5 cap for the highest stakes running.&nbsp;<h2>Can I play on partypoker from my country?</h2>Partypoker permits play from almost all countries, with the few exceptions of Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Serbia, South Korea and Vietnam. They also even have a little bit of action in the legal US poker scene, with partypoker New Jersey which launched back in 2013.&nbsp;<h2>Partypoker payment methods:</h2><ul><li aria-level="1">Visa</li><li aria-level="1">MasterCard</li><li aria-level="1">Maestro</li><li aria-level="1">Skrill</li><li aria-level="1">MuchBetter</li><li aria-level="1">Neteller</li><li aria-level="1">LuxonPay</li><li aria-level="1">PaySafeCard </li></ul><h2>How can I find out more about partypoker?</h2>We&rsquo;re always happy to help here at <a href="https://www.pokerdeals.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">PokerDeals</a>, and you can contact us if anything is unclear. Pop us a message on any of our Social Media platforms including&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/PokerDealsOfficial" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Facebook,</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/pokerdeals_" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Twitter</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/pokerdealsofficial/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Instagram</a>.<h2>What is the partypoker software like?</h2>Partypoker&rsquo;s software has really come together in recent years and there is a lot more quality to its design in its current form. The software boasts plenty of customization options such as bet sliders and hotkeys, with the ability to tile or cascade your table view. If you prefer to play on a smartphone or even a tablet, you&rsquo;ll find a very serviceable Partypoker mobile poker app available for both Android and iPhone, which also allows for the user to play up to four tables at a time.&nbsp;Partypoker&rsquo;s software interface used to leave regulars complaining in previous years as it was known for being glitchy and randomly disconnecting, but this is truly a thing of the past, as the software has seen some major upgrades in the past few years and we can happily report that software issues are much less common these days.[gallary-image]<h2>What is it like to grind multiple poker tables on partypoker?</h2>Multi-tabling is very achievable on partypoker, with the capacity to play a huge number of tables at once if you can keep up with the action! Players tend to play pretty fast, and there is also a zoom-equivalent format on the site, known as Fast Forward Poker. This is incredibly fast, and offers the capacity to play up to nine tables at once, although you would have to be pretty superhuman to manage it!Multi-tabling on the mobile app is limited as the tables do not automatically come to the front.<h2>How is the traffic on partypoker?&nbsp;</h2>Traffic tends to follow European peak times and can be up in the multiple thousands at peak hours.<h2>What is the MTT schedule like on partypoker?</h2>Partypoker has MTT games to match all bankrolls, and very nice ladder satellites which allow you to super satellite into some pretty huge main events.&nbsp;They is one of the few sites to offer true High Roller MTT action to match that offered by Pokerstars, and they have been known to run MTTs with buy-ins of up to $108k.&nbsp;One of the biggest poker series run by Partypoker is the Millions, which has major events both live and online, including an incredible event from back in 2018 which featured a $20 million guarantee with a $10k buy-in. That was the one to win right there!<h2>Which sponsored pros play for partypoker?</h2>Partypoker has a big line-up of famous ambassadors and sponsored players including ambassadors Kevin Hart (who you may know from his impressive Hollywood career), John Duthie, Patrick Leonard, Carl Foch and Yuri Dzivielevski. They now also feature a twitch team with some very influential streamers including Jaime Staples, Matt Staples, Maximus Black and Lilian 'Clae' Erdman.&nbsp; Check out our <a href="https://pokerdeals.com/videos/poker-podcast-by-pokerdeals-6-jaime-staples-aka-pokerstaples-failure-is-not-an-option">PokerDeals Podcast </a>with Jaime Staples for some insight into poker streaming.&nbsp;<h2>Can you use a poker HUD on Partypoker?</h2>Partypoker has been working on making their site more attractive to all players, and creating an even playing field for poker players to enjoy the game. As part of this process, they have recently opted to ban third-party software such as HUDs, although you can still download a limited number of hands for review in a HUD when not playing. You can no longer use a HUD in-game however on Partypoker. Pokerstars is looking gradually more isolated in permitting the use of HUDs, given that two of its biggest competitors, partypoker and GGPoker now both prevent their use.<h2>Are my funds safe on partypoker?</h2>Partypoker is a very reputable poker site licensed and regulated in Gibraltar. Owned by a true giant in the iGaming world, GVC Holdings, players can rest assured that their funds are entirely safe and segregated from business operating costs.&nbsp;<h2>Can I play for free on partypoker? What is the minimum deposit?</h2>Free-play money games are readily available on Partypoker, so you can test the waters without losing a cent! We recommend the micro-stakes as a far better learning environment, however, and the minimum deposit is only $10.&nbsp;<h2>Can you play partypoker on iOS and Android? Can you play partypoker on an Apple Mac?</h2>Partypoker has a top-quality mobile poker app available for all modern smartphones and for tablet play. And yes, they even have a Java version compatible with Apple Macs, so there&rsquo;s really every option available.<h2>What else do I need to know about partypoker?</h2>Partypoker is one of the old guard of traditional poker sites and has been operating since the Golden Age of online poker back in 2001. Partypoker was bought by GVC Holdings in 2011, and shares a player pool with other brands, the most prominent of which is Bwin.Partypoker hosts huge poker tournaments annually around the world as well as monster online events and has a very healthy poker ecosystem.&nbsp;<a href="https://promo.partypoker.com/en/promo/lp/22-ticket?wm=4606106" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sign up today</a> to get started, and good luck at the felt!&nbsp;

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<h2>Why Should You Play Poker at Red Star?</h2>&nbsp;As a fully signed-up member of the enormous iPoker network, Red Star has access to a huge pool of players and consequently, boasts plenty of action of the most attractive variety. Soft cash games and a liberal serving of other popular game formats such as MTTs and Twisters (spin-based jackpot games) make Red Star a go-to option in the online poker world. Let's take a closer look at the site in our Red Star poker review.<img src="../../../../api/v1/uploads/public_room/be190700-307a-46c6-974f-5b051bb2aae4_gallery-image_Website%20Bonus%20Banner%20(10).png" alt="Red Star poker sign up bonus" width="570" height="300" />Red Star Poker has a lot of promotions going on at Red Star including a tremendous first deposit bonus. You don&rsquo;t find many better offers for new depositors than Red Star&rsquo;s 200% up to &euro;2,000. There&rsquo;ll be plenty of opportunity to clear that through whilst playing soft cash game tables, and there&rsquo;s no time like the present to get started!<h2>How do I sign up to Red Star and get the best starting bonus?</h2>Signing up as a new player takes just a few moments, simply follow the steps below.1. Go to your browser settings &amp; delete all cookies. WARNING: Missing this step might mean our bonus offer will not correctly link to your new account!2. Refresh this page.3. <a href="https://c.rsppartners.com/clickthrgh?btag=a_8903b_28l_1" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Hit Play Now</a>&nbsp;and follow the sign-up steps on the Red Star website.<h2>What games are available on Red Star Poker?</h2>You name it, and it&rsquo;s probably going on over at Red Star Poker. Here&rsquo;s the quick lowdown:<ul><li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">No Limit Hold&rsquo;em cash games up to $5/$10</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Pot Limit Omaha cash games up to $5/$10</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Omaha Hi/Lo, Stud, Razz and Draw games</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Twister jackpot spins run with a &euro;12,500 leaderboard</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">A good strong MTT schedule</li><li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">SNG action</li></ul><h2>What promotions are available on Red Star Poker?</h2>Beyond that pretty sweet first deposit bonus, which should help get you in position to tackle the bigger games on Red Star, there&rsquo;s also an ongoing commitment by the site to support players who are loyal to their client, in the form of rakeback. The rakeback system depends on volume and how long you&rsquo;ve been a player on the site, and begins at 10%. This can be swiftly brought up to a strong 30% at the top level. We&rsquo;d suggest this is a very good reason to sit down and see some flops!&nbsp;<h2>Can I play on Red Star Poker from my country?</h2>Red Star Poker permits play from most countries, with the following exceptions: France, Cyprus, UK, Australia, the Netherlands, Aruba, Sweden and the USA.<h2>What payment methods can I use at Red Star Poker?</h2><ul><li>Visa</li><li>Mastercard</li><li>Skrill</li><li>Neteller</li><li>Paysafecard</li><li>ecoPayz </li><li>Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies</li><li>CashtoCode</li><li>Rapid Transfer</li><li>Luxon Pay</li></ul><h2>How can I find out more about Red Star Poker?</h2>There&rsquo;s a star shining just for you over at Red Star and we think it might just be in your future to sign up. If you agree, go for it!<h2>What is the Red Star Poker software like?</h2>Red Star software doesn&rsquo;t leave too much to be desired, being designed around a vision to create a responsive, stable and user-friendly solution to so many thousands of players on the iPoker network. By and large, the firm beneath this vision, Playtech, have succeeded in their goal. The Red Star poker client is very appealing to new players in particular, as it&rsquo;s very clear, easy to filter for the games you&rsquo;re seeking, and you can view a simplified quick access version of the lobby in tabs, or a full detailed traditional view as you prefer.The in-browser feature of the Red Star poker software is a big selling point, attracting players from far and wide who might not all bother to sit down and play via a download. This brings fresh, and very casual blood to the poker tables, which no one can say is a bad thing.[gallary-image]<h2>What is it like to grind multiple poker tables on Red Star Poker?</h2>You can sit down and fire up a ton of tables at once on Red Star Poker, no problem. When you do so, however, just think twice about the exact table cap you choose to work with, especially if you&rsquo;re firing up cash tables. Those are fully anonymised on Red Star and across the wider iPoker network, and so you&rsquo;ll need to keep an eye on those opponents, to figure out who&rsquo;s worth playing against the most actively!<h2>How is the traffic on Red Star Poker?&nbsp;</h2>Traffic is a done deal on Red Star Poker, thanks to the fact that it&rsquo;s a site which is resident on a vastly populated poker network, iPoker. This means that for every player logging in via Red Star, there are scores of other players coming in from elsewhere, meaning the games are always kicking off at pretty much any hour. You won&rsquo;t find the traffic an issue on Red Star, the question will be more so what game to play first.<h2>What is the MTT schedule like on Red Star Poker?</h2>For players both casual and serious, there&rsquo;s a lot to like about Red Star Poker&rsquo;s MTT schedule. Populated as it is by a small field, small guarantee low to mid-stakes events, and with a good-sized number of players having at them, you can be assured a good steady profitable grind at Red Star. There are bigger events which go off every so often, of particular note is the &euro;162 &euro;100k guaranteed, the flagship Sunday event for the network.&nbsp;<h2>Can you use a poker HUD on Red Star Poker?</h2>You can fire up a reliable piece of HUD software such as <a href="https://pokerdeals.com/strategy/pokertracker-4-software-review" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Pokertracker 4</a> or <a href="https://pokerdeals.com/strategy/holdem-manager-3-software-review" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Holdem Manager 3</a> and expect them to work perfectly well on Red Star Poker, but do recall that the cash games hide all player IDs, meaning the stats will only be good for as long as you&rsquo;re seated at the table.&nbsp;<h2>Are my funds safe on Red Star Poker?</h2>This is simply a question you don&rsquo;t need to worry about when it comes to Red Star. They&rsquo;re a fully regulated site with a license to provide real money gaming, and as such they&rsquo;re required to adhere to pretty strict conditions on how they handle your funds. They&rsquo;ll be fully segregated and protected, even if the site went down. That&rsquo;s one less thing to worry about then, on with the game!<h2>Can I play for free on Red Star Poker? What is the minimum deposit?</h2>We&rsquo;d advise bearing in mind that the first deposit bonus is as described - only for first deposits! If you&rsquo;d still like to fire small ball to begin with, the freerolls are quite a pleasant way into the action, and there&rsquo;s also a &euro;10 minimum deposit on most options.&nbsp;<h2>Can you play Red Star Poker on iOS and Android?&nbsp;</h2>On the downside, there isn&rsquo;t a specific Red Star poker app at the time of writing. However, you can access all the games from your mobile or tablet, simply by using Red Star&rsquo;s innovative in-browser play feature. Never get caught short at the tables again! Have infinite flexibility and play whilst on the move with this awesome feature from the iPoker network.&nbsp;<h2>What else do I need to know about Red Star Poker?</h2>Red Star, as so many of its fellow iPoker sites, is also actively engaged with the sportsbook and the online casino markets, and catering to both with gaming products. The flow of sports fans and casino gamers in and out of the poker client is well-documented and certainly lends some extra action to what you&rsquo;ll find at the felt on Red Star.<h2>How can I find out more about Red Star Poker?</h2>Follow the star to victory! Red Star is shining bright there&rsquo;s never been a better time to get on the grind at those tables.<a href="https://c.rsppartners.com/clickthrgh?btag=a_8903b_28l_1" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sign up today</a> to get started, and good luck at the felt!

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