Poker After Dark: Director's Cut with Phil Hellmuth

Phil Hellmuth Wins Record Breaking 11th WSOP Bracelet

Phil Ivey's Game Transfers to Online Poker

Phil Ivey makes a great call here in online poker.

Mike Sexton: "Poker is a Game of Skill"

One of a Kind: The Rise and Fall of Stu Ungar Poker Documentary

Stu Ungar is known in the poker world to possibly have had the greatest talent ever. He won 3 WSOP main events and Amarillo Slim's Super Bowl of Poker 3 times. He is regarded as the greatest Holdem and gin rummy player in history, but he had a lot of demons as you will see in the documentary below.

5 Classic Phil Hellmuth Blow Ups

"I am the Jack Nicklaus of poker, the Tiger Woods of poker, the Mozart of poker."


"If there weren't luck involved, I would win every time."

Phil Hellmuth is one of the most recognizable and polarizing figures in the world of poker. He is famous for brilliant tournament play, but mostly famous for his reactions when he loses. Known as the "Poker Brat" for his attitude, he truly brings a uniquely entertaining aspect to poker on television. He holds the record for most WSOP bracelets won with 11 after breaking Doyle Brunson and Johnny Chan's record in 2007. If he were a calm and collected guy we would simply look at him as one of the best poker players ever, but it's just not simple. Below you will find 5 of his classic blow ups in video form.

5. This is as mild mannered as is gets as far as Hellmuth blow ups are concerned as he makes a bad call against Sam Farha.


4. Howard Lederer Gets Under the Skin of Hellmuth after busting him with a King on the river.


3. While trying to make a key decision versus Annie Duke Hellmuth is bothered by talking at the table.



2. Hellmuth blows up again at the WSOP 2008. "They don't even know how to spell poker".


1. Hellmuth Throws a Fit at WSOP 2008 against Cristian Dragomir. Dragomir gets offended and the whole table turns on Hellmuth.

A home camera captures the events afterwards as Hellmuth continues his barrage and is eventually penalized a one orbit penalty.

Hilarious Phil Ivey Full Tilt Commercial

Ivey never loses his poker face, even in the most ridiculous and maddening situations.

Gus Hansen vs. Phil Ivey on Poker Superstars

Two of the best in the world go head to head. Hansen bluffs the flush draw.

5 Poker Bluffs That Will Blow Your Mind

5. Phil Ivey at the World Series of Poker 2008. He represents a spade flush against 3 kings.


4. Phil Ivey and Paul Jackson bluff back and forth until Ivey wins the day with one last stand.


3.David Benyamine bluffs the worst hand in holdem.


2. One of my favorite poker players, John Juanda, gets played badly here.


1. Chris Moneymaker makes the bluff of his life against Sam Farha at WSOP 2003.

Poker Tip of the Day: Phil Gordon

Phil Gordon breaks down the most common percentages every serious poker player should know.

ESPN Tells the Story of Matt Affleck

ESPN has a great story up on 23-year-old Matt Affleck who was eliminated in 15th place in the 2010 WSOP. The story was before he lost on day 8, but still worth the read.

"Last year, my biggest problem and my ultimate downfall was that I'd lose a pot and my mindset would be 'I have to get those back,'" said the Seattle native. "I got into a big pot with Q-Q vs. K-Q. Someone said they'd folded a king when we turned the cards up and then I got two-outed on the river. I was stressing out, because I'd been the chip leader and was like, 'I need to get back the chip lead' and didn't play my game after that."..."Like everyone else in high school, I started watching on TV," he said. "We'd do $5 tournaments, then upped it to $10 and then to $20 and everyone was like, 'You guys are crazy, playing that high!' I just played casually through high school, and then at college I wanted to enjoy myself, so I quit my job as a cashier. I started playing online, but I finished school last month. I've been playing pretty seriously for the last year and a half, planning on not getting a post-school job during that time. I still made sure I graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in finance."

Head over to ESPN for more on Matt Affleck.

World Series of Poker 2010 Day 7 Recap

Phil Ivey Tells Funny Story About Phil Hellmuth

Only Phil Hellmuth would say something like that, absolutely brilliant.

Crazy Bad Beat in Online Poker

I may have cried, especially if it was a real money game.

How Not to Play Quads

If you flop a set of quads and you play them like this then you're missing the point. Just terrible, terrible play if you ask me.

James Bond Plays Texas Holdem

The last hand of the famous scene of Daniel Craig in Casino Royale.

Chris Moneymaker Bluffs Sam Farha at 2003 WSOP

The famous bluff from Chris Moneymaker against the seasoned pro, some would single out this hand that single handedly(pun intended) started the poker boom.

Martin Mikkelsen Gets Royal Flush at WSOP 2007

Martin Mikkelsen gets the king of all poker hands. In 12 years of playing poker I have never even seen it at a table, much less actually get it.

Scotty Nguyen with an Insane Bluff

Phil Hellmuth Wins 11th Bracelet at 2007 WSOP

Hellmuth wins his 11th WSOP bracelet beating Ace-Ten with his Ace-Three after flopping a pair of threes.

World Series of Poker 2010 Now Has Their Final Table

(The players are from left, Jason Senti, Joseph Cheong, John Dolan, Jonathan Duhamel, Mike Mizrachi, Matthew Jarvis, John Racener, Filippo Candio and Soi Nguyen. (AP Photo/Laura Rauch)

Associated Press has the scoop.

Kansas auto dealer Brandon Steven was eliminated at the World Series of Poker main event early Sunday, leaving nine players to play at the final table for $8.94 million and poker's richest title...The 36-year-old from Wichita finished in 10th place, winning $635,011.

So we have our final table, should be exciting.

Scotty Nguyen vs. Michael DeMichelle and Eric Lindgren- Unforgettable WSOP Confrontations

Phil Hellmuth vs. Cristian Dragomir- Unforgettable WSOP Confrontations

Shahram Sheikhan vs. Mike Matusow- Unforgettable WSOP Confrontations

ESPN put together a series of videos of head-to-head showdowns at the World Series of Poker. I will be posting more throughout the day.

Top 5 Poker Tells with Daniel Negreanu

Negreanu gives us a little lesson on what not to do when playing poker.

Gus Hansen Goes Crazy

Gus Hansen is truly known as the craziest poker player in the world, he pretty much plays every hand, but his supreme confidence in himself in undeniable and he is always near the top of money earners.

Daniel Negreanu: The King of Reading

Daniel Negreanu has that incredible skill that separates the sharks from the little fishies, reading a player's cards. He may be the best in the world at it.

Phil Ivey's ESPN E:60 Special

E:60 follows the high-stakes lifestyle of the world's best poker player on a four-day journey through four countries.

Phil Hellmuth Takes Another Bad Beat and Then Explains Why He is the Best

There is some things poker fans never get tired of and Phil Hellmuth taking a bad beat is one of them.

Phil Hellmuth Bad Beat Against Chris "Jesus" Ferguson

Phil Helmuth takes a brutal bad beating at the hands of Chris "Jesus" Ferguson.

Bad Beat Alert: Quad Aces vs. Royal Flush at WSOP 2008

Truly one of the baddest beats I have ever seen at the World Series of Poker 2008. If you have 4 aces you have to feel damn good about yourself and then not only a straight flush, but he turns over the Royal for a little extra salt in the wound.

Phil Ivey and Paul Jackson Bluff Each Other To the Death

The Tiger Woods of poker, Phil Ivey, goes against Paul Jackson in a truly epic bluff vs. bluff showdown.