In 2007 Mindy Trinidad made the final table of the World Series of Poker’s Ladies Event.

The Commerce Casino in Los Angeles has chosen renowned tournament director Matt Savage to fill that role during the upcoming L.A.

He’s one of the most hated poker players on the planet.

The largest prize in the Bluff Europe Madness freeroll series is up for grabs this Thursday at 20:00 GMT as the European publication teams up with Diamond Bet for its biggest ever event.

Macy’s Parade.

Online poker sites Absolute Poker and UltimateBet have finalized the merging of the two player bases into one to form the CEREUS poker network.

TruePoker.com is the host of Event #3 of the BLUFF Poker Tour Tuesday night.

CBS news program 60 Minutes will air their long-awaited piece on the Absolute Poker and UltimateBet scandals this Sunday at 7 pm ET.

Apparently some home-cooking served Daniel Negreanu pretty well.

Like most of poker’s young guns Danny Ryan, known online as “THE__D__RY”, first burst onto the poker scene by dominating online tournaments.

For hardcore poker fans it has become the poker show against which all others are measured.

Halfway through the fifth season of the European Poker Tour Portugal finally has a champion.

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Apparently you don’t need a first name like Steve, John or Joe to win on the Asia Pacific Poker Tour.

Beginning Friday morning Bluff Magazine, in partnership with POKER VT, is offering thepokerdb’s Premium Services free of charge for the entire weekend.

The November Nine experiment appears to have worked some magic on the television ratings.

For the second time in his career 23-year-old Jonathan Little is a World Poker Tour champion after winning the Foxwoods Poker Classic early Wednesday morning. Little, who entered final table play third in chips, defeated Jonathan Jaffe in heads-up play to add this title to his Mirage Poker Showdown win from 2007.

Beth and Dan Shak continue their strong charity work with another event Wednesday night in New York City.

The inaugural Dream Team Poker tournament featured a sold-out field, big name poker pros and celebrities and a winning team you should be very familiar with. Led by Bluff Magazine Publisher Eric Morris' 7th place finish and Justin Bonomo's 8th place finish Team Bluff, which also included Editor-in-Chief Matt Parvis, took home the first place prize of $39,000 and the championship rings valued at $5,000 each. "We had a blast.

World Series of Poker management billed the heads-up portion of the Main Event final table as a heavyweight fight between two pugilists. But 22-year-old Danish poker pro Peter Eastgate had other ideas; he turned the duel into a somewhat one-sided affair and had his Russian counterpart Ivan Demidov on the ropes for the entire night.
The final hand was typical of the win for Eastgate.

Sure, most of the poker world had their eyes on Las Vegas for the November Nine reunion or at Foxwoods where Mike Matusow is making a run at a World Poker Tour title, but it was Sunday and that means the biggest day in online poker.

Ivan Demidov and Peter Eastgate have survived.

The most heavily marketed, and arguably most important, final table in poker history is just 24 hours away.

Full Tilt Poker’s hold on poker on television keeps getting stronger.

Jason Potter took control on Day 1a of the World Poker Finals, the World Poker Tour stop at Foxwoods Resort and Casino, on Wednesday and then Phil Ivey did the same to the Day 1b field on Thursday to make the early going a two-horse race. Potter finished play Wednesday night with 183,825 chips and his nearest competitor was Vadim Trincher who bagged up 163,600.