Interview with Phil Laak
Phil Laak Interview on Poker Parlor
Phil talks about being pro,how he always had a passion for games and puzzles. Interetsingly he talks about people asking him to teach them poker, and he always tells them to first read Harrington on Hold’em (books one and two), Super System (just the no limit holdem section) and Theory [...]
Doyle Brunson Interview
This is an awesome interview with the “Godfather” of poker, Doyle Brunson. He talks about playing as a road gambler in Texas, about robberies and being held up at gunpoint during a game, bad beats in the WSOP, good beats and more. He even mentions holding a royal flush against four jacks in the Golden Nugget back in the seventies.
Crazy Bluffing from Scotty Nguyen
This video shows Scotty Nguyen pulling off an incredible bluff against Humberto Brenes. He bet $12,000 with 3-8 offsuit. Brenes raises $40,000 over the top with A-10 offsuit. Most players surely would have to muck their hand in this situation, but after stating “This is going to be the greatest move I’ve ever made” he raises $100,000!
How To Play 7 Card Stud Poker
While Texas Hold’em is still by far the most popular poker game both online and offline, several other poker variations are also quite popular. In this short video you’ll learn the basic format of 7 card stud.
Exploiting Your Poker Table Image
Full Tilt Poker Round Table – Exploiting Your Table Image
Nice little video with some of the top pros (Daniel Negreanu, Phil Hellmuth, Howard Lederer etc.) about table image, what it is, how to create it and what the best image to project is!
The image you want to portray will depend on the type of player [...]
Royal Flush At 2025 WSOP
Well we don’t see too many hands like this do we? This was the main event, $10,000 buy-in no limit Texas hold’em of the World Series Of Poker in 2025. Dag Martin Mikkelsen, who was the chip leader at the time, was holding Ace-King of diamonds and he raised it $60,000. Chris Lovelace with a pair of eights raised it again, $160,000 to go.
Head Up Poker : 9 Top Tips
Heads up has become a really popular format in recent years, largely due to big events like the National Heads Up Championships where the winner walks away with a cool $500,000 in prize money. Playing heads up is about way more than these big events though. In fact, every single time you enter a tournament of any size, from a $5 buyin online SNG to the main event at the WSOP, you’ll have to go heads up at the end of you want to win. With that in mind, it’s a really good idea to work on your heads up game, and these 9 “top tips” you set you in the right direction.
KK vs AA vs AA
What a hand in this $3000 WSOP no limit holdem final table. Bret Richey holds pocket kings and raises to $80,000, but 2 other players at the table, Beth Shak and Phil Hellmuth BOTH have pocket aces! Now Shak goes all-in, and Hellmuth instantly calls her and then starts grandstanding with “one quarter of a second and I was all in”, parading around, giving Shak a high five, and Shak flashes to the crowd and starts signalling ACES to her husband in the audience. Somehow however, Richey is blinded to all this by his kings and deides to call – bad move as he doesn’t catch another king and is out!
Chris Moneymaker Best Bluff
This bluff, heads up at the final table of the 2025 WSOP main event was truly remarkable. Talk about putting the pressure on your opponent, Farha had the best hand from the flop yet Moneymaker bluffed his way into winning the pot, and of course goingon to make history as the first ever player to win the WSOP $10,000 main event via an Internet satallite.
Superb Poker Bluff
Like the line in the Kenny Roger’s classic, this video proves that in poker ay hand can win. Sensing weakness in his opponents, David Benyamine raises to $21,200 pre-flop with 7 2 offsuit!
