Find Out What Poker Heavy Hitters Were at Russell Westbrook’s 4th Annual Poker Night Check out highlights from the Russell Westbrook’s 4th Annual Poker Night held at Wynn Las Vegas on September 13 in partnership with the WPT Foundation.

Back on September 13, the WPT Foundation partnered with Russell Westbrook’s Why Not? Foundation for the NBA star’s 4th Annual Poker Night, which raised funds for the Why Not? Foundation. The event took place at Wynn Las Vegas, which will play host to this December’s WPT World Championship. Alongside his wife Nina Westbrook, the 2016-2017 Most Valuable Player (MVP) runs the Why Not? Foundation, which is a nonprofit designed to create pathways of empowerment for underserved communities with a focus on education, workforce development programs, and mental health and wellness resources.

Daniel Negreanu Slowrolled to Bust WSOP Online Main Event; Nearly Sucks Out Daniel Negreanu got slowrolled on livestream during the WSOP Online Main Event on GGPoker and he nearly dealt his rude opponent a bit of karma.

Daniel Negreanu is in Canada livestreaming the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Online Bracelet Series on GGPoker, and his first day ended quicker than he’d hoped following a possible slowroll. The Poker Hall of Famer and GGPoker ambassador entered the $5,000 WSOP Online Main Event, a no-limit hold’em tournament with $25 million guaranteed, on Friday. He took his shot at a Day 1 flight in hopes of spinning up a stack and chasing his eighth bracelet. But his attempt came to an abrupt conclusion when he picked the wrong time to move all in.

Poker Masters: First Six-Figure Score for Jeremy Becker; Third Title for Jonathan Little Rising poker star Jeremy Becker and popular coach Jonathan Little are among the latest winners in the Poker Masters series at PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas.

The 2024 Poker Masters Presented by PokerStars NAPT continues on this week inside the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas after several players picked up trophies and seven-figure scores during the first half of the series. The series kicked off with two qualifiers battling it out in Event #1: $5,100 No-Limit Hold’em as Spencer Champlin came out on top for $160,475.. Later winners in the series included rising prodigy Jeremy Becker and poker coach Jonathan Little, who continued his PokerGO Studio domination with his third PGT title of the year.

Daniel Negreanu Rips on Wealthy Poker Player for Being a Cheap Tipper Daniel Negreanu called out an unidentified millionaire poker player for being cheap when tipping a cocktail waitress and it sparked some debate on X.

What is the proper amount for a wealthy poker player to tip a cocktail server for a bottle of water? That is the debate that transpired on X thanks to a critical tweet from Daniel Negreanu, who called out an unnamed “millionaire” high-stakes pro for being a bit of a tightwad. Las Vegas Tipping Culture The tipping culture in the United States differs greatly from Europe and other parts of the word. This is especially true in Las Vegas where the hospitality industry rules the town. It is customary in Nevada to tip 20% or sometimes higher for a meal or drinks, whereas tipping isn’t always expected in most other countries where bartenders and servers are paid reasonable hourly wages.

European Poker Tour (EPT)s 20th Anniversary: Looking Back at the First Ten Years The PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT) is 20 years old. PokerNews steps back in time and looks at the first decade of this incredible tour.

The PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT) is celebrating its 20th anniversary at the upcoming EPT Barcelona stop. Since its inception, the EPT has awarded over €575 million in prize money while visiting 24 cities in 19 countries. Fittingly, the EPT celebrates its 20th birthday at the venue that kicked off one of live poker’s most prestigious tours. With that in mind, let’s take a trip down memory lane and look at the first ten years of this incredible tour.

Poker Champ Jamie Gold Actor Rob Riggle Host Charity Poker Event at Paramount Pictures Former poker world champion Jamie Gold and Rob Riggle hosted a special charity poker event in Los Angeles to help benefit special needs children.

Poker champ Jamie Gold and actor Rob Riggle teamed up at Paramount Pictures in Los Angeles Wednesday night for a charity poker event to help raise money for special needs children. The 12th annual Variety Poker and Casino Night sponsored by Commerce Casino was a huge success. Hundreds of celebrities and poker players showed up for a charity poker tournament, silent auction, food, drinks, and most importantly, to raise money for Variety - The Children’s Charity of Southern California, a nonprofit that helps provide funding, healthcare, and mobility for special needs children.

Kid Poker No More: Daniel Negreanu is Now Half a Century Old Daniel Negreanu is no longer Kid Poker now that hes turned 50 years old. He will be celebrating his milestone birthday at home and not playing poker.

In news that will make anyone who followed poker in the 2000s feel old, Daniel Negreanu turned 50 years old on Friday. The poker legend known as “Kid Poker” for the past quarter century can probably go ahead and retire that moniker. He’s now officially eligible to compete in the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Seniors event next summer. And at some restaurants, he qualifies for a senior discount, provided they offer vegan options of course.

The Tamayo Rule Main Event Champ Hints at New Rule After Solver Allegations %!s()

He’s the $10 million dollar man. Instead of a week of celebrating, relaxing and settling into life as poker’s newest world champion, Jonathan Tamayo has had to deal with cheating allegations and accusations of using solvers in the middle of the Main Event final table. Now, Tamayo has spoken out. In an interview with award-winning podcast The Chip Race, he addressed the concerns of the poker public and said that he would go along with any change in rules to prevent players in the future using solvers on the rail.

Super Senior Navy Vet Uses WSOP Cash to Help Friend in Need of Double Lung Transplant 79-year-old Navy veteran David Lower finished 42nd in the 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Super Seniors and donated $5000 to a personal charitable cause.

The 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP) was filled with plenty of heart-warming stories, one being that of 79-year-old Navy Veteran David Lower out of Gilbert, Arizona. He played in Event #59: $1,000 Super Seniors and cashed his first-ever WSOP tournament finishing 42nd out of 3,362 runners for $9,709. What’s more, he donated $5,000 of that to help in the efforts for his friend’s son to receive a double lung transplant.

Raising Money for a Good Cause – A Look at Upcoming Las Vegas Charity Poker Events In the coming months several organizations will hold charity poker events in Las Vegas including Charity Series of Poker Ante 4 Autism and ART4AUTISM.

The sun has set on the 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP) in Las Vegas, but in the coming months, there are some fun poker tournaments on the schedule. We’re talking about a slew of charity events that will raise money for some great causes. A Pair of CSOP Events The Charity Series of Poker (CSOP) hosted a pair of events during the summer, and players won’t have to wait long for the next two. CSOP Event #68: Always Bet on Blue will take place on Saturday, August 17 at the Stirling Club.

Daniel Negreanu Daniel Negreanu poker player profile. Get latest information, winnings and gallery.

Biography Daniel Negreanu is a Canadian poker player and GGPoker Ambassador. A six-time World Series of Poker (WSOP) champion, he won the WSOP Asia-Pacific Main Event in 2013. Negreanu can be seen on the first season of GGPoker’sGame of Gold, a poker reality competition on the GGPoker YouTube channel. He was named WSOP Player of the Year in 2004 and 2013 the only player to achieve the feat twice. He has also won two World Poker Tour (WPT) titles and amassed over $46 million in lifetime earnings.

Daniel Negreanu Daniel Negreanu poker player profile. Get latest information, winnings and gallery.

Biography Daniel Negreanu is a Canadian poker player and GGPoker Ambassador. A six-time World Series of Poker (WSOP) champion, he won the WSOP Asia-Pacific Main Event in 2013. He was named WSOP Player of the Year in 2004 and 2013 the only player to achieve the feat twice. He has also won two World Poker Tour (WPT) titles and amassed over $46 million in lifetime earnings. Background The native of Toronto, Canada, Negreanu got his start in gambling as a young teenager hanging out in pool halls, hustling, betting on sports, and also playing cards. With the encouragement of his parents to always chase his dreams, Daniel decided school just wasnt in the cards for him. He left high school just one credit short of graduation to focus on poker.