In the world of stats and solvers, it’s fine to take a break and enjoy some poker memes from time to time.
Here are some of the best September and August poker memes from the internet.
How to Make a PLO6 Player
6-Card Pot Limit Omaha often gets looked down on. Is it a gambler’s game, is it for degens?
We’re not sure, but one Reddit user knows how these players are made.
PLO6 took another hit in the comment section.

Our condolences go out to these players.
Tim Pool Celebrates Huge Win
Let’s kick things off with a bit of Tim Pool mockery. The political flannel-wearing podcast host recently said he’s a winning low stakes poker player, taking as much as $150/hour from casinos since COVID.
Some people, like Barry Carter, might think he’s boasting a bit too much
When Tim Pool takes down a single raised pot with a c-bet pic.twitter.com/T9n3Jqbb1e
— Barry Carter (@Barry_Carter) August 25, 2026
Tim, on the other hand, may think he’s already a poker influencer.
Man being a poker influencer is easy lol pic.twitter.com/SrG9feS0se
— Tim Pool (@Timcast) August 30, 2026
Logic Solid as Granite
There are worse things than rebuying over and over deep into late reg.
Andrew Tate Smooches Triton Pro
Even though he’s currently in prison awaiting deportation to the UK, Andrew Tate still found time to make it to Jeju.
Or at least, his doppelganger did.
What’s the one thing Limitless needed to take down Ossie Ketola? A passionate cheek kiss from Top G.
Brands Do Humor Right Sometimes
Whoever's memeing around on CoinPoker does hit the spot from time to time.
— CoinPoker (@CoinPoker_OFF) September 3, 2026
Huge PokerStars Check Reaches Player
The average cost of labor to get a check made is up to $10.
The cost of postage is around $1.
Getting a $0.01 check from PokerStars? Priceless.

Hopefully this redditor went to the bank and cashed this in person.
Sorry…
A little piece of the BTCdemon story on CoinPoker was missed by most.
Kings jams, Ace-Queen calls, and BTCdemon denies running it twice, even as an underdog.
Watching this $1.1M pot on CoinPoker…
— firenkes🇹🇳 (@firenkes) August 26, 2026
Lukabrate jams KK
BTCdemon snaps AQ, and arefuses to run it twice
River prints the most expensive Queen in the room
And then this absolute menace drops:
“sorry brother..”
💀💀💀
Honest question poker people:
If you just lost that… https://t.co/mMRgYplSs5 pic.twitter.com/CHbxmviXa1
Wins the hand, and says what every player hates to hear after they lose.
Blind Levels Decimate Nits
Barry strikes again, distilling the nit experience into a single meme.
Nits be like pic.twitter.com/MjgMywSqG4
— Barry Carter (@Barry_Carter) September 8, 2026
Humor Effort from Zynga Poker
Not bad, but it’s hard to imagine someone playing free poker all day.
Online freerolls will always be better than free-to-play.
Sometimes, the Meme is the Player
Neon made it clear in the Celebrity Poker Tour that he is not a poker player.
As one comment wrote “Poker is one of the few competitions where someone can win without even realizing it.”
CoinPoker Sends Player to Triton. CoinPoker Ambassador Knocks Them Out
Not really a meme, but very ironic.
Or it would be, if the player didn’t freeroll their way to $51,000. Talk about ROI.
Reda Achnit turns the Road to Triton freerolls into a $51,000 win, exiting in 14th knocked out by CoinPoker ambassador @Sdavies22
— CoinPoker (@CoinPoker_OFF) September 8, 2026
Seth Davies advances to the final table, currently 4/5 in chips. https://t.co/PK0IVN6b0u pic.twitter.com/QrNPa74AMW
Reda Achnit won a Triton Jeju package on CoinPoker in March, and was sitting with Adrian Mateos in September. He placed 12th in the $25,000 8-Handed Hold’em event.

Oh yeah, and it was his first live event.
Not a Meme, But Worthy
Most of us are begging to hit our straight flush, but it never comes.
Redditor Josh30601 hit his twice after running the board two times, from 6 to 10 and from 7 to Jack.
The other player hit the nut flush on both boards.

The pot was $850, but he should still go and buy a lottery ticket. Now.
Good Work + Not Good Work
Doug can’t make everyone happy.
He’s interviewing one of the most talked-about players in the world, Garrett Adelstein, but you can’t make everyone happy.
The duality of man pic.twitter.com/9qxWHJPKLw
— Doug Polk (Code Doug) (@DougPolkVids) September 4, 2026
Then again, Doug’s been a man of duality for years, telling us to check, bet, or raise (every option is fine).