Author: Matt Clark

Masters Sunday: Coming In Hot

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For players that are in contention, “Masters Sunday” is usually the most important Sunday of their lives. 18 holes separate golfers from the Green Jacket and four Sundays separate the world’s best poker players from the start of their 2018 Poker Masters journey. Before the race to the Poker Masters Purple Jacket®

Throwback Hands: Brian Townsend Might Beat But It’s Too Late Now on PokerGO

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Brian Townsend and Huck Seed are in the crosshairs this week on Throwback Hands. The flop gives both players a little juice to work with and the hand culminates with a climactic all-in. Another classic battle takes place in the full episode on PokerGO but the immediate drama is here. Townsend hails from the online

John Cynn Puts “Rise and Grind” Week to Bed on PokerGO

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Another night of "Rise and Grind" week brought even more fireworks to PokerGO than the first round of $100/$200 cash game action. 2018 WSOP Main Event winner John Cynn took a loss last night but tonight he bounced back with an epic performance to close out the week. The Poker After Dark

“Rise and Grind” Brews the Last Pot on PokerGO

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The first night of "Rise and Grind" action led to a big win for Farah Galfond on PokerGO. Galfond and a league of other high stakes players return tonight for the second of two $100/$200 No Limit Hold'em cash games with a $300 big blind ante. Maria Ho is the only

Farah Galfond Flies High on “Rise and Grind” Opener on PokerGO

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The first night of "Rise and Grind" week belonged to Farah Galfond, who topped headliners John Cynn and Michael Mizrachi. Coming off of a strong end to "Solve for Hollywood" week, Galfond carried over the performance into the $100/$200 game on PokerGO. Relive the full night's action here: Galfond's night immediately started

“Rise and Grind” Live on PokerGO

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Poker After Dark starts now on PokerGO with the premiere of "Rise and Grind" week. The first of two nights puts 2018 WSOP Main Event champion John Cynn on display along with a host of other strong players. The $100/$200 No Limit Hold'em cash game includes a $300 big blind ante

Hand Histories: Matt Affleck Explains Unbelievable Bad Beat on PokerGO

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Hand Histories closes out the run of great players telling their side of an epic spot in the game's lore. The 2010 World Series of Poker Main Event was featured once before in the series when Joseph Cheong relayed his experience of a bad beat dealt to him with two tables remaining. Matt