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I’m currently listening to money on my head by shy glizzy

If they’re playing slots or buying scratch-offs without winning, this definitely applies. I’ve seen plenty of people keep playing without ever hitting anything significant. At that point, they should consider a different approach instead of continuing to gamble on games with terrible odds.

Yelling at a machine doesn’t do anything but escalate frustration. Staying calm, no matter what happens, not only keeps the game enjoyable but also helps maintain a better atmosphere around others. Staying positive and composed, whether you’re winning or losing will definitely make the whole...

Three years ago, Josh Guindon was an emergency room doctor living near Boston, but a decision on a quiet Saturday night changed the course of both his life and his poker career. Back in March of 2022, Guindon’s colleague asked to swap shifts, giving him an unexpected free Saturday. He and his...

A disheartened Ethan "Rampage" Yau told his 327,000 YouTube followers in a Sunday video that "it feels like I've been a complete failure" as he reached the end of his $1 million poker bankroll challenge. The popular vlogger set out last March to crack a seven-figure profit in a year. He posted...

I like playing poker. Let me rephrase that: I like playing fake poker, in videogames, so I'm always on the lookout for a new fake poker game. The tricky bit, maybe the impossible bit, is that I want to find a fake poker game that feels real. I don't like playing real poker because it means...

Villain Games, a developer based in Raleigh, has revealed Hero’s Hand, a poker-driven roguelike RPG adventure game coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch, and PC (Steam) in 2026. “When we first jotted down 'poker-based RPG' on a whiteboard in 2019, we never imagined it would lead to such...

March has been a whirlwind for the biggest names on the World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) all-time titles leaderboard, with several top contenders adding to their ring collections in recent weeks. Maurice Hawkins kicked off the frenzy on March 3 by winning the WSOPC Horseshoe Baltimore Main...

A poker player struck gold at a Minnesota casino, hitting an incredibly rare hand and walking away with a six-figure jackpot. The lucky gambler was playing Ultimate Texas Hold’em at Treasure Island Resort & Casino in Welch when the unimaginable happened—they flopped a royal flush, the casino...

I'd say the right time to stop gambling is when you can't afford to play anymore. If you've lost 10-30 times in a row, then it's clear that you shouldn't keep gambling.

Betting is a good tactic to earn some extra cash, especially if your bets pay off. It's best to start off with small bets, then higher bets. If you're able to bet correctly, you'll probably go home with a nice bankroll.

I usually set a budget of $50-$100 when I gamble. If i lose it, I don't gamble anymore. Generally if you're not winning on a slot machine with your first $20-$40, you might not be able to win that session.

I believe a lot of gambling sites make money through affiliate marketing and ads. The affiliate system for a lot of casino sites are a great way to make money.

I would definitely do that if his poker room was close to me. It’s in Austin about 3-5 hours from where I live lol

It’s about a character named Jason Dessen that’s abducted into an alternate version of his own life. To get back to his real family, Dessen embarks on a journey to save them from the biggest foe imaginable: himself. It’s an awesome sci-fi thriller. You’ll like it bro!

Congratulations on the win!

Two new poker-related bills have been introduced in the Texas House, but they couldn’t be more different in their goals. One seeks to formally legalize the state’s social poker clubs, while the other aims to shut them down entirely. Whether either bill will make it to a vote remains...

On ember and pi network, you just need to run the app & they’ll mine crypto for you.

It’s on apple tv and amazon prime.

Two lifelong friends (Brian Tyree Henry and Wagner Moura) in Philadelphia pose as DEA agents to rob small-time drug dealers. It’s a perfect grift—until they choose the wrong mark and become targets of a massive narcotics enterprise.