A veteran of the GipsyTeam editorial team. Previously worked as deputy editor-in-chief of 64 Chess Review, football reporter, assistant professor of genetics and a gardener. In poker and poker journalism since 2007. Once played on a WSOP final table with Phil Helmut. In 2022 he was ranked in the top 100 in the world sports Chess ranking and top 99.9% in blitz on lichess. Pretends to specialize in pot-limit Omaha.
The final part of Ben Rolle's trilogy about his recent victory in the $10,000 tournament includes the most interesting hands of the second half of the final and a tough heads-up with an unpredictable opponent.
One of the best tournament players in history claims that learning GTO properly doesn't require an exceptional memory, and explains why he finds every hand an incredibly interesting puzzle.
In his latest blog, Sam Greenwood dissected a hand played at a recent Montenegro Triton Poker tournament and rates Kristen Foxen's play a 2+.