
Tim Fiorvanti
Managing Editor at World Poker Tour
Senior Writer at Poker.org
Managing Editor, WPT dot COM | Writer, editor and enjoyer of wrestling, gambling and poker-related things. Formerly: @ESPN, BLUFF | #YaGottaBelieve #LFGM #YNWA
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5 days ago |
poker.org | Tim Fiorvanti
Summers are where poker players' years can be made or broken, battling it out at the World Series of Poker and across Las Vegas at stakes high, low, and everywhere in between. A single hand or decision can swing things in a drastically different direction. If you're looking to optimize your approach to the game or sharpen yourself before stepping headfirst into the jaws of the summer grind, Phil Galfond is offering a space where a single investment could pay off all summer — and well beyond.
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6 days ago |
poker.org | Tim Fiorvanti
There are a few key reasons why Jesse Lonis is currently the number two ranked poker player on the Global Poker Index. Lonis has a seemingly insatiable appetite for action, maintaining one of the busiest schedules of any live tournament poker player for large chunks of the last three years. Since 2021, Lonis' live results have leveled up — from $864,486 in 2021, to his first $1 million year in 2022, to over $4.3 million in 2023 and then topping $7.5 million in 2024.
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6 days ago |
casinos.com | Tim Fiorvanti
Spoiler Alert: In 1993, Hulk Hogan came to Las Vegas and saved the day. He also made a veteran boxing writer play a different role than expected. (Image: courtesy of WWE) WrestleMania 41 is set to fill Allegiant Stadium, the home of the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders, for two nights of action on Saturday and Sunday.
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1 week ago |
poker.org | Tim Fiorvanti
If there's a lesson that should need no reminder in the high-stakes tournament poker world, it's that you can never, under any circumstances, count out Alex Foxen. When Foxen began heads-up play against Neil Warren in Event 7 of the 2025 PGT US Poker Open on Wednesday, he was down by a deficit of more than 4.5-to-1. But he turned things around in a hurry, claimed the chip lead, fought off a comeback from Warren and then put the tournament away.
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1 week ago |
poker.org | Tim Fiorvanti
Two years ago, if you'd asked the average poker fan who Brandon Wilson was, you'd be unlikely to get much of a response. That was around the time when Wilson made his first appearances of note inside the PokerGO studio, rattling off a pair of final table appearances during the 2023 PokerGO Tour US Poker Open. In the ensuing two years, Wilson has been nothing short of dominant.
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