YouTube bodybuilder Jujimufu stung by Tom Boyden in $100000 poker staking lawsuit Poker staking and gambling are at the heart of a lawsuit launched by YouTube bodybuilder Jujimufu against his former friend and editor.

Poker staking and gambling are at the heart of a lawsuit launched by popular YouTube bodybuilder, Jujimufu, against his former friend and editor, Tom Boyden, with claims that Boyden “siphoned” more than $100k from their business accounts… The end of a partnership Jujimufu, real name Jon Call, is a well-known acrobatics, tricking and bodybuilding expert who appeared in a viral splits video and on America’s Got Talent Season 11. Boyden is a videographer who partnered with Call in 2016, the pair quickly building one of the most popular YouTube channels in its genre with over 1.

Garrett Adelstein Accepts Slowroll after Mike Tyson-style Comment Backfires Garrett Adelstein became the victim of a slowroll for previously joking about eating a fellow player’s unborn child.

Barely a week after being on the side of the good guys at Hustler Casino Live’s big cash game, Garrett Adelstein came under the spotlight this weekend, being the victim of a nasty slowroll by Dylan Gang for previously joking about eating a fellow player’s unborn child.  Adelstein then took to Twitter to clear things up as the slowroll video went viral… Regarding the pot I lost w KT vs Dylan’s 44: We have no history aside from playful banter last week.

Rules Aren’t Debatable: Senor Tilt’s Obvious Angle Shoot at HSP Sam Kiki AKA Senor Tilt performs and obvious angle shoot at High Stakes Poker claiming it was a joke bet when obviously breaking the rules

There are some situations in poker where reasonable people can disagree, and where the finer points of the rules of poker can be up for debate. This latest shenanigan from the attention-grabbing, often volatile player Sam Kiki AKA Senor Tilt, isn’t one of them. In Episode 3 of High Stakes Poker Season 15, Sam “Senor Tilt” Kiki pulled a move that would get laughed out of any normal poker room in the world.

Not Quite Rumble in the Jungleman: Dan Cate’s Boxing Debut Flop Jumping on the celeb boxing bandwagon Dan Jungleman Catess boxing debut was a scrappy short affair and neither opponent won

Dan “Jungleman” Cates, the two-time WSOP bracelet winner and recent $15 million heads-up crusher, stepped into the boxing ring for his debut. Let’s just say that Cate’s boxing career isn’t looking like it will match his poker record. The match ended in bloody confusion, literally. Facing off against sports bettor and content creator Ryan “Elf” Noel at the Beverly Hills Fight Club, the amateur bout lasted just into the second round before a controversial haymaker turned the spectacle into a no-contest farce.

Best Poker Prop Bets of 2025 2025 didn’t just prove that poker is still alive and well it also showed that the real excitement still lives in the side action.

From million‑dollar self‑belief at the WSOP to a human vs AI grudge match, this year’s prop bet suggestions had it all. In 2025, three outrageous props cut through the noise — a Main Event shot for an extra million, a poker legend defending his legacy with seven figures, and the first serious human vs AI challenge of the new era. Talk is cheap If someone actually believes that I am a losing player in cash games (I have won over $3M since 2014 in cash games and have tax records to prove it), then will they put their money where their mouth is?

Jesse Lonis and Shaun Deeb Fight Over Controversial Fold with Trip Kings Jesse Lonis and Shaun Deeb have been firing shots at each other over a controversial hand which took place in the $25K Super Main Event.

Jesse Lonis has been taking flak for the last few days over this sick fold, and now Shaun Deeb is encouraging the pile on even more. And it turns out that the pair grew up near each other and Deeb even used to be a hero of Lonis as he climbed the stakes. Now though, it looks like the gloves are off and there is no love lost between the rivals.

Martin Scorsese and Billions Creators All-in on Vegas Casino Drama for Netflix Netflix has placed an order for a Las Vegas casino drama series from Martin Scorsese and Billions creators Brian Koppelman and David Levien.

The streaming giant is going all-in on what’s likely to become one of the most impressive gambling-themed TV projects ever produced. While Netflix does cop some flak for many of its productions, the overall quality of in-house shows is generally very good. According to industry sources, the yet-untitled series will explore the high-stakes world of Vegas casinos, diving deep into the relationships, rivalries, and power structures that define Sin City.

Armed Police Storm Sweden’s Krukan Poker Club Stockholm police have conducted a dramatic armed raid on the long-running Krukan Poker Club with almost 100 officers present at the club.

What began as a regular quiet Friday night at the club soon turned into a scene worthy of a Hollywood script as the heavy-handed tactical unit swooped into position accompanied by a helicopter, drones, and the Swedish Gambling Authority. The authorities claimed that the popular poker club was no more than an underground hub operating without the necessary licensing. Officers rushed into the room with weapons pointing at the nervous players who were in the middle of a €100 buy-in tournament.

Maurice Hawkins Takes a Beating at Private Poker Game WSOP Circuit record holder Maurice Hawkins has been physically assaulted while playing poker in a private game.

The winner of 21 Circuit rings appeared to have been taking a one-sided beating from a larger man before the two sides were separated. Unsurprisingly, social media comments on the scrap mostly looked to be taking some pleasure at the controversial character getting thumped. For the last decade, Maurice Hawkins has provided the poker media one scandal after another, mostly regarding backing deals gone wrong with alleged unscrupulous behaviour. Now, it appears like the American has found out what many think about him.

2026 Global Poker Awards Cancelled The GPI has announced that the Global Poker Awards a celebration of excellence in poker media content creation and innovation will not return.

This shocking decision marks the end of an annual tradition that began back in 2017 and served as the poker community’s premier recognition platform outside of major tournament accolades. GPI founder Dan Fleyshman launched the Global Poker Awards to honour contributions to the modern poker community that had grown up in the digital age — the kind of categories that regular people could aim at. Categories included “Poker Personality of the Year,” “Best Streamer,” “Breakout Player,” and “Industry Person of the Year,” with nominations and winners determined through a combination of fan voting and expert panels.

High-Stakes Crushers Clash Over Advice to Avoid Microstakes Poker High-stakes players Ben Rolle and Uri Peleg have clashed on X following the latter’s advice for new players to quit playing the smallest stakes.

Could it really be good advice to forgo learning the ropes in a $5 game? Uri Peleg certainly thinks that, and he’s caused a bit of a ruckus on X by saying so. He asked the question: “How to best study while playing microstakes?” Easy, he said: “Don’t play microstakes.” That’s a shocking answer for those who did it “the hard way” during the boom years, but does he have a point?

Hand of the Week: Alan Keating Stuns Doug Polk with Savage Hero Call for $675K Alan Keating has pulled off yet another sensational soul read on High Stakes Poker demolishing Doug Polk for a pot worth $657200.

In recent years, Alan Keating has built a reputation and standing within poker that is usually reserved for high-stakes live tournament players. For most of the poker boom, TV poker shows invited legends from years gone by, such as Doyle Brunson and the late Chip Reese, and the guys who were winning the big events consistently, like Phil Hellmuth. It was tough to break through into this pool of players purely by playing cash games behind the scenes.

Indian Poker Industry Clinches to Last Minute Reprieve at Supreme Court India’s Supreme Court Supreme Court is set to examine further a nationwide ban on online gaming on November 26.

A bench led by Justice K.V. Viswanathan will conduct a detailed hearing on petitions challenging the unpopular Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025 (PROGA). In August 2025, the bill was passed through the Indian Parliament without any meaningful resistance, leading to fears that the growing online poker market in India would be shut down. Operators who provide access to real money games face large fines and prison sentences up to three years.

Is Poker Content Under Threat from YouTube? YouTube has announced sweeping changes to its gambling-related content policies leaving poker content creators concerned about their futures.

The world’s largest video platform is tightening restrictions specifically around content linking to, or even referencing, unlicensed gambling sites. Although this latest crackdown is aimed at all forms of gambling, poker channels could face challenges in the near future. What Will Change? Any promotion that directs viewers to an “unapproved” gambling site will be blocked. We’re talking about anything here, from links and logos; even mentions. The only gaming platforms that are allowed to be promoted must meet strict legal standards and be certified by Google.

Phil Hellmuth Claims $3 Million Cash Game Profit Offers $1 Million Challenge to Haters Poker Brat Phil Hellmuth has come out firing on social media offering a $1 million challenge for anyone who says he’s a losing cash game player.

Phil Hellmuth Hellmuth is known for being touchy over negative comments about his poker ability, and he’s long been accused of being a bad cash game player. Nothing wrong with that, though, and certainly in games against some of his usual rivals at the top of the game. Hellmuth built his reputation as a tournament player and that is the environment where he is most feared. But now he wants to match his $500K against $500K from one of his doubters based on his future performance in live televised cash games.

CoinPoker Brings Us the Best High-Stakes Cash Games Ever CoinPoker has once again brought us the biggest online cash games around today as Jared Bleznick and Linus Loeliger hit the felt with some massive wins.

This week’s action review begins with Linus “LLinusLL0ve” Loeliger — a candidate for best online 6-max player in the world — taking on fellow high-stakes crusher SeaLlama. The pair were battling with almost $100,000 on the table at the start of the heads-up match. Linus Loeliger SeaLlama Takes Some Beats Versus LlinusLLove The first hand of note comes with SeaLlama coming unstuck against a nasty board runout. The players are around $37,000 deep at stakes of $100/$200 NL.

Liv Boeree and Igor Kurganov Married at Burning Man Poker’s power couple Liv Boeree and Igor Kurganov have finally tied the knot in a spectacular wedding ceremony at the iconic desert festival Burning Man.

Boeree posted the message “WE FINALLY DID IT!!!” and photos from the event on her X account last night, telling her followers that the official album would soon follow. The pair of free-spirited personalities wore unconventional outfits, far from traditional get-up in the colourful backdrop of Burning Man in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert. The choice of venue was no surprise to those who know the pair. Boeree described the place as their “favourite place on earth.

Who Are the Most Influential People in Poker History? Poker has been around for a long time now with its landscape shifting continuously. But who are the characters in the game who have been the most influential over the years?

Chris Moneymaker at the WSOP 2003This is what Upswing Poker founder Doug Polk has been asking his fans and followers on X, and to be honest, we’ve seen some pretty interesting answers. Of course when you ask subjective questions like this, you will get a wide range of answers; not everybody will agree. WSOP Laying the Foundations Doyle Brunson The first name which appears throughout most of the early posts will come as no surprise to any generation of poker player still in the game today — Doyle Brunson!

Matt Savage Lays Down the Law to Will Kassouf and Martin Kabrhel WPT Executive Tour Director Matt Savage has been spending time with perpetual poker bad boys Will Kassouf and Martin Kabrhel at the WPT Cyprus Championship.

Matt Savage and Martin Kabrhel Apparently, the poker community has it wrong and they’re both a lot different from what their public image would suggest. Today saw the start of the $3,500 buy-in, $2 million GTD WPT Cyprus Championship at the Chamada Prestige Hotel & Casino. Plenty of well-known faces were present at the casino but none more so than the pair of characters who had the poker media scribbling for much of the WSOP 2025.

Jared Bleznick Smashing the $200000 PLO Tables on CoinPoker Jared Bleznick is single-handedly bringing back the nosebleed scene to online poker after smashing out a constant stream of six-figure pots on the $200000 tables on CoinPoker.

The last few days have looked indistinguishable from an era gone by when the likes of Phil Ivey, Patrick Antonius, and Tom “durrrr” Dwan battled on the high-stakestables on Full Tilt Poker. “Theblez,” as Bleznick is known as on CoinPoker, has been helping to turn back the clock for the nosebleed games, regularly playing stakes of $500/$1,000 PLO and even higher, happy to take on all comers. Jared Bleznick’s been battling in the 200KPLO heads-up games on CoinPoker 🤯

Doug Polk Takes to Mainstream Media to Defend Poker from Unfair Tax Doug Polk has appeared on mainstream media new outlet New Nation to stick up for poker in the midst of unpopular gambling law changes.

Right now, the American gambling community is in a state of bewilderment about the prospective effects of a new version of the country’s gambling laws. Put simply, if everything continues down the path the government intends, the number of professional poker players in the United States will reduce massively. Possibly to the point of making the game unprofitable for all but a few. The issue is really all about one point — from next year, gamblers will only be able to write off 90% of their losses.

Frankie C Challenges Martin Kabrhel to Heads-Up Match Frank Frankie C Cucchiara has brazenly challenged high-stakes poker star Martin Kabrhel to a heads-up match apparently agreeing to play for $1000000 if he can get the money.

The Czech player is one of those names who consistently finds his way into the poker media for various reasons, often being a bit of a nuisance, but there’s no denying he’s a great poker player. Having Martin Kabrhel’s scalp on his record would make Frankie C a player of note, without a doubt. Who Is Frankie C? The 26-year-old poker content creator is a relatively new face on the scene and known for being the partner of Kitty Kuo.

Doug Polk Sells Upswing Poker to ClubWPT Gold Doug Polk has announced the sale of Upswing Poker to sweepstakes operator ClubWPT gold for an undisclosed fee.

Aftermore than nine years of operating the leading training site with his friend Ryan Fee, Polk will be handing over the keys of Upswing Poker to its new owner, while promising a bright future for the outfit. A Decade of Upswing Poker It was all the way back in 2016 that Doug Polk was encouraged to consider starting a poker training site by Ryan Fee. The training space has previously been dominated by classic sites Card Runners and Deucescracked, but their massive, over-sized libraries left novice players scrambling around, wondering where to start.

A Spotlight on Nuisance Players in Live Poker TV poker has always provided us with polarising characters but has some of the more recent nuisance behaviour gone too far? Are we risking harm to the game if nothing is done?

Will Kassouf Good, old fashioned live poker is supposed to be a blend of strategy and psychological warfare. It’s not supposed to be over-the-top trash TV. When the show becomes more about player behaviour than the actual poker, we should know that change is needed. What we witnessed during the WSOP 2025 exceeded anything we have seen before. Maybe the cameras amplify disruptive tactics, focusing the viewer’s attention on the negative, but the level of sheer annoyance indicated on social media was at a greater height than in previous years.