Internet Poker
Tony G is known in the poker community as the Bad Boy of Poker, but is his poker blog as bad ass as his nickname would suggest? Check out this blog review to get the answer.
Phil Hellmuth, a former world champion with the biggest ego in poker, has his own blog. Will this blog prove to be more than just an ego boost and actually have some valuable content to read? Check out our review of Phil Hellmuth’s poker blog now to find out!
Durrrr is one of the most interesting poker phenomena of his time, but can the same be said about his own poker blog? Check out our review and find out if Durrrr’s blog is up to par here.
The legend of poker himself, Doyle Brunson, hasn’t let the social media era pass him by as he also has jumped on the poker blog wagon.
Is his blog as legendary, as he is himself? Check out this review and find out for yourself.
Daniel Negreanu is easily one of the most recognizable and talented poker players, but does his personal poker blog live up to the high expectations? Find out in this review of Daniel Negreanu’s personal blog.
Welcome to the Internet Poker section, where PokerHarders shows that there’s more to internet poker than endless lists of poker rooms. There are many other forms of poker entertainment and products people can enjoy other than internet poker rooms, like useful forums, poker blogs and websites. It would be a shame to miss out on these internet poker sites. That’s why we thought it would be a good idea to create a section dedicated to all forms of internet poker.
Poker forums can be very useful resources if you are looking for personal interaction with the internet poker community. One of the best (and oldest) poker forums is TwoPlusTwo. They offer a tremendous amount of information for any level of player, be it beginner or advanced. Besides the forum Two Plus Two have their own publishing company, which has brought out some of the best and most respected poker books over the years. You can find our reviews of some of their books in our poker books section.
If you are looking for some random websites like web shops, poker associations or companies that make very cool poker gear, take a look at the poker websites category. There you can find sites that operate as poker stock markets, where players can offer shares of internet tournaments they plan on playing. If the player happens to win in the poker tournament, the investors get back their initial investment (for instance 10% of a $100 tournament), plus an equal percentage of the profit. On these websites skilled players that can’t afford to play real money poker tournaments on the internet get a chance to play for players who rather not play themselves (or pay 100% of a tournament buy-in). Besides the poker stock markets, there are many other interesting internet poker sites to explore, so don’t let this put you of if this is not your thing.
Another thing you shouldn’t miss is our poker blogs category; here we review some of the most popular poker blogs on the internet, which will give you a good start exploring the poker blogosphere. Even though poker players are often stigmatized as being extremely lazy people, some of these pro players and poker enthusiast actually produce interesting content on a regular basis. So if you are looking to expand your horizon of internet poker, you have come to the right place. Have fun.