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Lol I don’t like Mike Matusow that much, but he’s waaay right in this WSOP video — where we see the ever so hateable Sean Sheikhan completely out of line, trying to get Mike a penalty, ending up getting one himself too. Ha! Foiled!

Excellent news for John Juanda and Patrik Antonius who don’t really improve significantly after the flop, allowing them not to lose any money against Tony G.’s flopped Royal Flush. A sick flop, I’ll take it any day…
From the Aussie Millions Cash Game…

It’s amazing — Phil Laak is such an entertainer! The end of the video is the absolute A++ finale — but the whole video is full of pure pokergoodness.

See Phil Laak get called down with Queen High.
See him call the computer’s hand.
See him give supergenius commentary

The computer “Polaris” beat Phil, though…

Funny instructional video on Texas Hold’em. I learned a lot — like four nines are a four-of-a-kind! EXCELLENT! Turn into Phil Ivey instantly!

Phil Hellmuth obviously complains about Sammy Farha playing the hand like a genius but hey… that’s just Phil!

World Series of Poker 2005. Sam Farha and Oliver Hudson both flop a full house. Sammy has the nuts. Oliver Hudson thinks he has the nuts. He goes out in his first hand, Sammy doubles up.
Aah the terror of No Limit Hold’em.

Hahahaha I so hate Humberto Brenes and I so love Scotty Nguyen. Scotty makes a perfect bluff on Humberto, and I’m absolutely lovin’ it baby!
Way to go Scotty, send the Shark home!

Daniel Negreanu gets a lot of respect in the poker world and that’s pretty much thanks to making laydowns like this one. Sammy Farha possibly got a little greedy on the river but hey — if you feel Daniel Negreanu has a straight you’re thinking he’ll pay you off right?
I like the respect Sammy shows [...]

No way in the world is Jamie Gold the best bluffer ever — he gets called down like all the time due to his irritating habit of bluffing at EVERY pot. Anyway, sometimes it works and he gets people to lay down nice hands like this hand I found on Mad World of Poker.
Daniel Alaei [...]

Can’t blame Phil Ivey for calling that all-in with his set. With a flushdraw + two overs Sammy Farha might have done the same — so I guess it’s the right call (i’m SURE the call was good, even with sammy’s set, the pot odds say definate call).
Anyway, Farha flips over the straight, Ivey makes [...]