Believe Entertainment and Poker Central Partner Up for “Super High Roller Club”

The Super High Roller Club on PokerGO features the likes of Nick Schulman, Farah Galfond, Phil Hellmuth and Antonio Esfandiari.

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Remko Rinkema - February 22, 2018February 22, 2018

Today it was announced that New York-based entertainment company Believe Entertainment Group partnered up with Poker Central to produce the "Super High Roller Club" for PokerGO. This six-episode lifestyle series premieres on February 26th on PokerGO, when all episodes will be available exclusively through poker's premiere live-streaming platform. The "Super High Roller

Mickey Craft Walks the Walk on “Talk the Talk”

Matt Clark - February 22, 2018

Tonight's "Talk the Talk" premiere brought out all the action and words with seven garrulous players fighting in a $20,000 minimum buy-in $25/$50 game on PokerGO. Poker After Dark hit a new peak tonight in terms of decibels and audacious plays with Mickey Craft leading the way. The fun-loving Craft stood tall

“Talk The Talk” Is Live on PokerGO

Matt Clark - February 21, 2018February 21, 2018

Poker After Dark returns to PokerGO this week with the loudest cash game yet. Tonight's lineup features an eclectic group of poker talent and vibrant personality. "Talk the Talk" week places seven players of unique backgrounds on the Poker After Dark stage for a $20,000 minimum buy-in game with stakes of

Earplugs Anyone? “Talk The Talk” Comes to Poker After Dark!

"Talk the Talk" Week comes to Poker After Dark, live and exclusively on PokerGO.

Remko Rinkema - February 16, 2018February 20, 2018

"Talk the Talk" week is coming to Poker After Dark, as some of the biggest and most entertaining talkers in the game face off on February 21st and 22nd. The minimum buy-in is $20,000 with $25/$50 blinds and a $100 big blind ante, and here's what the lineup is all about! In

A Tale of Two Loves: Esfandiari Talks Poker and Family Life

Antonio Esfandiari during Event #6 of the 2018 U.S. Poker Open in Las Vegas.

Remko Rinkema - February 7, 2018February 7, 2018

The U.S. Poker Open has been a who’s who of poker greats, and with excitement did we notice that Antonio Esfandiari jumped into the $25,000 No Limit Hold’em Event #5. Esfandiari’s absence in the first four events was noticed, but for the 39-year old married father of two, the times

This Month on PokerGO

Will O'Connor - January 31, 2018

Playing off Poker Central's "This Week in Poker" articles, which highlight the three biggest story lines across the poker landscape, Poker Central introduces "This Month on PokerGO." Each month, we'll highlight the newest additions to PokerGO's expansive library, including live event streams and a wide range of original programming. Whether

Men Lie, Women Lie, Numbers Don’t

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Will O'Connor - January 22, 2018January 22, 2018

Facts and figures. They make the world go around and, more often than not, tell a story without letting opinions or biases get in the way. Which numbers from the past week tell those stories and what quick opinions do we have? $1,605,950 - You should never judge a book by

Relive “The Prestige” Week on PokerGO

Will O'Connor - January 19, 2018

When "The Prestige" cash games were announced, Antonio Esfandiari controlled nearly all the headlines. That is expected though, as "The Magician" is one of the most recognizable faces in the game and has been a Poker After Dark favorite for the better part of the last decade. What wasn't expected,

Don’t Look Now: Magic, Video Messages, and Maria Lampropulos

Will O'Connor - January 18, 2018

With so much poker-related video content out there, it may be hard to catch it all. Don’t worry though, Poker Central’s “Don’t Look Now” series will get you caught up to speed. Covering everything from highlights to “viral” content to quick hits from social media to on-demand PokerGO content, and more,

Esfandiari vs. Perkins Headlines “The Prestige” Curtain Call

Matt Clark - January 18, 2018

The end of "The Prestige" on Poker After Dark incorporated all three acts of a magic trick with Bill Perkins pulling a rabbit out of his hat. Perkins crushed the game on the first night of action and set his scope on friend and rival Antonio Esfandiari this time around. Every good magic