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Shaun Deeb on BetRivers Poker Table Talk: Phil Hellmuth HU Match, Bracelets, and More

Shaun Deeb joins the latest BetRivers Table Talk discusses his heads-up match against Hellmuth, talks about WSOP bracelets, Player of the Year, Poker Hall of Fame, and more.

Jeremy Ausmus wins his 10th PGT title.

Ausmus triumphed in Poker Masters Event #7, picking up almost $280k and, more importantly, adding the 10th PokerGO Tour title to his impressive resume.

Is this true? We could see some creative angles in the future if so.

So, saying to your opponent “I put you all-in” is not a binding wager? If that’s true, there are at least a few angle-shooters out there who just got some new material to add to their act.

This never gets old.

Even though it’s over 20 years ago 😱.

Bubble out in style: the WPTG Black Card is your consolation prize.

WPT Global is offering online qualifiers for the WPT Prime Championship in Taiwan, with buy-ins starting at just $0.55.

Qualifiers get a Black Card, which unlocks a few perks: if you bust on the money bubble, you’ll have your buy-in refunded. There’s also a last longer contest for cash prizes and a new iPhone for any qualifier making the final 18.

Oh shit.

Things do not look good for Flutter (aka PokerStars) right now.

Winamax is on point with this assessment.

Ocean KO anyone?

Daniel Negreanu recently told PokerNews he sees WSOP Main Event winner Lucas Jumalon sticking around in the poker world.

Negreanu, a Poker Hall of Famer, praised both Jumalon’s poker ability and maturity off the table.

He said Jumalon reached out to him directly and left a strong impression:

“This kid, he reached out to me in DM, very mature, well beyond his years. Super respectful of my generation.”

Negreanu was impressed by Jumalon’s WSOP Main Event run, noting the young champ’s awareness of both game theory and table perception. According to Negreanu, Jumalon seems ready for the spotlight and could be a Main Event winner who sticks around.

Poker player denies stabbing her partner.

Despite what poker social media may suggest, the poker player denies stabbing her partner.

It’s not a good look thats for sure.

Great reporting by Rob Davies over on The Guardian.

Kmart streams from Costa Rica.

After the online poker in Alberta scene changed drastically this past year, Kevin Martin hit the road, taking his streaming setup with him.
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