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The Heads-Up Match Lasted One Hand. Dvoress Had Pocket Threes and Made a Wheel.

Daniel Dvoress won the $30,000 no-limit hold'em eight-max event at Triton Jeju II on September 9, beating 135 entries and a $4,050,000 prize pool for $942,000 and his seventh trident trophy. He took a 4.5 to 1 chip lead into heads-up play against Xuan Liu and needed one…

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Doug Polk Announces Eleventh Retirement From Poker, Says This One Is Different

Doug Polk announced his retirement from professional poker Tuesday, the eleventh such announcement by unofficial count, telling fans in a fourteen-minute video that this one is 'actually…

Martin Kabrhel Wins Seventh Bracelet, Loses Separate Argument With A Vending Machine

Martin Kabrhel added a seventh WSOP bracelet to his collection Thursday while simultaneously conducting a heated, ultimately unsuccessful negotiation with a vending machine that had taken…

Alan Keating Admits He Has Never Once Checked His Lifetime Results, 'Why Would I'

Alan Keating said in a brief interview this week that he has never once looked at a running total of his poker results, live or online, and does not plan to start now, a claim that stunned…

Tom Dwan Breaks Two-Year Public Silence To Confirm He Is Still Alive

A one-line statement from Tom Dwan's camp confirmed Thursday that the notoriously private high-stakes legend remains alive and has no further comment, a five-word update that several poker…

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