Though Samuel Oberlin is only 22, his nickname is ‘Gramps.’ (‘My friends are idiots, and I take care of them,’ he explains.) Tonight ‘Gramps’ took care of the final table as he earned $143,064, a gold and diamond trophy ring, and a $10,000 buy-in to next year’s WSOP main event for winning the $5,000 championship at the WSOP Circuit tour at Horseshoe Southern Indiana.

Some poker players love to bet and raise, some love to call.

We’ve got the entire country covered this issue, with tournament results from California, Connecticut, Indiana, and the Gold Strike’s World Poker Open, held way down south in Tunica, Mississippi. This tournament series began October 16 and runs through October 28, making it a 13-day affair

Hello, poker homies, it has been a great year for me. In the past year or so I have had the most amazing opportunities that a girl could ever hope for, and I feel like the luckiest girl in the whole USA. I was born in Oklahoma and have loads of kinfolks back there

[Editor's Note: This column is running out of sequence due to an error on our part. But if you are collecting all of Sam's Omaha/8 starting hands rules, now you have the missing piece to that puzzle] You are dealt A-3 along with a pair of fives