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The sport of poker exploded onto television and in the movies and now it's heading to comic books. "Shut Up & Fold", which is coming out in a few weeks, tells the monthly story of nine poker players. Playbook talked with poker player Giancarlo An...

Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images "On second thought, I really, really want to keep this record-breaking ball." Tim Duncan is an assuming kind of guy. He's so low-key that when he broke David Robinson's franchise scoring record (good for the...

Jeff and his teammates won millions in Las Vegas as part of the MIT Blackjack team. Welcome to SportsNation! On Tuesday, former member of the infamous MIT Blackjack Team, Jeff Ma, stops by SportsNation to chat poker and about his new book "The H...

Bernard Lee revisits the successes and failures of the 2008 WSOP and offers some suggestions for 2009.

Russians, Hinkles and Minieris headline Gary Wise's notes column from the 2008 WSOP.

Dao Bac made his second final table at the WSOP count with his first victory.

Welcome to The Show! On Friday, former FBI agent turned poker expert Joe Navarro will stop by to talk tells. Navarro is spending the week with ESPN.com's Poker Club, promoting his new book "Read 'Em and Reap." Navarro is a retired FBI agent w...

Chat | October 18, 2006

Editor's note: Joe Navarro is a former FBI agent who specialized in nonverbal communication. Navarro's week with the ESPN Poker Club will consist of Monday's blog, an excerpt from his book on Tuesday and Wednesday, a bounty tournament at the ESPN Po...

Editor's note: Joe Navarro is a former FBI agent who specialized in nonverbal communication. Navarro's week with the ESPN Poker Club will consist of Monday's blog, an excerpt from his book today, a bounty tournament at the ESPN Poker Club on Thursda...

Editor's note: Joe Navarro is an ex-FBI agent who specialized in nonverbal communication. Navarro's week with the ESPN Poker Club will consist of today's blog, an excerpt from his book on Tuesday, a bounty tournament at the ESPN Poker Club on Thursd...

LAS VEGAS - Doyle Brunson was worn out. Tired. Exhausted. Beaten down, if not beaten up at the poker table. This was last year at the World Series of Poker. He was telling me how drained he felt, what with promoting the book "Super/System 2,"...

Phil Gordon explains why the next time you play poker, you should let your opponents' styles dictate your decisions.

Getting away from bottom set is difficult. Ask any Phil.

Welcome to The Show! On Thursday, Mike Caro will log on to talk poker! Caro, aka "The Mad Genius of Poker", is known as the world's foremost authority on poker strategy, psychology and statistics. In his books and videos, he provides scientific...

Chat | January 17, 2006

Steve Rosenbloom answers your questions in this week's mailbag.