Join players from around the world (including the US) at seven different poker rooms and play for huge cash prizes!It's no secret that here at PokerTube, we love the Online Poker League. After six seasons, it's clear that this crazy experiment turned out to be just what everybody was hoping for - a damn good time. Now, the largest multi-site online poker league is back for its seventh season, featuring almost a month of small field events and $25k added in cash. The best part about the Online Po...

'Atarimaster' outlasts 2,667 players in the inaugural Eagle Cup event, winning SC$1,565 and making Global Poker history.The first leg of the Global Poker Championships - The Eagle Cup - has been huge for the American online poker scene. It all started on October 1st with an SC$10,000 freeroll. A massive 2,667 player field battled it out for the SC$1,565 first place prize. It all came down to 'Atarimaster' heads up against 'Joe161' in a heart-pumping final hand. >> $2 Free No Deposit Required!‘At...

Marle Cordeiro shared her poker journey on her YouTube channel and her story carries some nuggets of wisdom you can take for your own career. 1. You Won’t Get Good At Poker If You Don’t Acknowledge What You Don’t Know Being around aspiring poker pros you quickly notice that some of them have huge egos despite being new to the game. It’s alright to be confident in your abilities, but the problem with big egos is that they bruise easily. So, many prefer to figure it out on their own instead o

Soon after MGM announced that Bond 25 will be delayed by two months, Bourne Ultimatum writer Scott Z. Burns was hired to rewrite the script, Playlist reports. Bond 25 was aiming for a February 14, 2020, release date, but the project now will see the light of day on Easter weekend, April 8, 2020. The culprit for the delay is said to be the script, by regular Bond writers Neal Purvis and Robert Wade, which neither the producers, nor the cast are happy with. It appears they decided to borrow som

The authenticity of the shroud many believe wrapped Jesus' body after his Crucifixion comes into question yet again. The research team from the Turin Shroud Center of Colorado (TSC) in Colorado Springs, recreated a crucifixion using the Shroud of Turin as a guide to scientifically prove its authenticity, Science Magazine reported.

Bad sleep can clog your arteries and lead to other conditions like obesity, and no one really knows why. However, Science Magazine reports on a new Harvard Medical School study that may have just found out the missing link. Fatty deposits can build up on artery walls, eventually rupturing them. White blood cells flock to the damaged blood vessels and spawn cells that contribute to the formation of plaque.

Twitch Streamer and youngest 'Classic Tetris' world champion discovered the never before seen level 33. Joseph Saelee, the youngest Classic Tetris World Champion ever, just reached level 33 in Tetris, which, until now, was believed to be impossible. Tetris is one of the easiest games to pick up and one of the most difficult to master. Everyone can recognize the rules and win condition of the game at first glance. Players are tasked with moving falling pieces (called tetrominoes) and adjusting

The Solar Foundation‘s National Solar Jobs Census released its annual report for 2018, unearthing the extent of the damage President Donald Trump’s tariffs on solar energy have caused. The report defines “solar worker” as those who spend over 50 percent of their time on work related to the solar energy industry. Under this definition, the census found that the U.S. solar industry employs 242,343 solar workers, a 17,734-worker decline from two years ago, when Donald Trump first took office.

After a petition with over 200,000 signatures, the publisher canceled a comic book that featured Jesus as a superhero's roommate. Second Coming, a six-issue comic book miniseries by writer Mark Russell and artist Richard Pace was to be published by DC Comics’ adult-oriented Vertigo imprint, but was pulled following a petition from a Christian group with over 200,000 signatures demanding for its cancelation, Comicbook reports