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T.A. "Amarillo Slim" Preston Jr. (1928–2012).

A French investment group's push to buy troubled online poker operator Full Tilt Poker for $80 million fell through after the potential buyer couldn't agree with the Department of Justice over how quickly players with money tied up on the site would be re

Steve Gross, the onetime No. 1 online poker player in the world, has taken a few steps away from poker after the Black Friday indictments.

One of two men nearing trial in a case that shut down U.S. operations for three Internet poker companies has pleaded guilty to charges in U.S. District Court.

A U.S. citizen credited with helping online poker companies move billions of dollars in illegal gambling proceeds overseas from U.S. customers has pleaded guilty in New York to conspiracy charges.

Victor Blom defeated the field of 30 to win his first major live tournament, the $100,000 Super High Roller

Sheldon Adelson, the world's richest casino executive and chief of the industry's largest publicly traded company, says he opposes online gambling because he doesn't believe available technology is good enough to prevent young people from making wagers on

Players from around the world are one step closer to getting their balances back as a deal between Full Tilt, Group Bernard Tapie and the Department of Justice appears to be reaching completion.

Who will take down the biggest prize in poker? Gary Wise, Andrew Feldman and Bernard Lee break down each of the three remaining finalists

For the first time in WSOP history, coverage of the WSOP main event will be nearly live and create a new dynamic for the nine battling for $8.7 million.

Ben Lamb never expected to make another deep run in the WSOP main event, but his dedication to the game led him to November.

The chip leader at the 2011 WSOP main event final table didn't do much to make himself stand out, but his play speaks volumes about his ability.

Tristan Wade won the shootout event at WSOP Europe and adds a bracelet to his list of incredible poker accomplishments.

Sam Holden, playing in his first $10,000 buy-in tournament, changed his life forever with a WSOP main event final table.

Whether you call him "USCPhildo" or Phil Collins, one of the game's stars has all he needs for the WSOP final table.

Tony Hachem stepped out of his brother's shadow and chased history during the 2011 World Series of Poker main event