World Poker Tour Blogs

Despite the fact that I've played played 4,327,981 tournaments at Foxwoods and cashed in exactly one, I decided to make the trek across country to grind out one more stupid donkament.

After my run in such a tough field at Bellagio and being so close to my first WPT main event final table that I could taste it, I just couldn't talk myself out of...

I began the second day of Festa al Lago's $15k WPT event with 58k @ 600/1200, and arrived to find about as soft of a table draw as I could ask for on day two of this particular tournament.

In fact, the pittsy calling station that Paul Wasicka had been telling me about hands with the night before was conveniently located on my left!

I was... Read Blog

Just finished up play for day one of this year's Bellagio Festa al Lago main event. Despite the comically pathetic turnouts for the preliminary events, there were about 260 entrants today.

Strangely enough, Bellagio has also decided to allow players to buy in during day two of the tournament. This is the first time I've ever seen this in any... Read Blog

With the Final Table of the 2009 Legends of Poker in full swing here at the Bicycle Casino in L.A. we thought it might be a good time to illustrate how we got from 279 players to just six in a series of photos.

The tournament had plenty of compelling stories:

Bryan Devonshire built a gigantic stack and then... Read Blog

Saturday night's World Poker Tour slugfest at the Beau Rivage was one of those alternate-universe final tables where the laws of poker strategy seem not to apply. Read Blog

It is not, by any stretch of the imagination, a dream final table. The tables and tables of poker superstars who comprised the field at the Southern Poker Championship have been distilled into a final table of six of the least recognizable men in the room. Read Blog