Allied Esports Entertainment announced the sale of its major poker brand, the World Poker Tour, to Element Partners, LLC, a move that came out of left field.

The World Poker Tour has a new owner. (Image: worldpokertour.com)

The buyer’s core focus, per the company’s website, just might be a positive sign about the future of the WPT, and the poker industry as a whole.

“Element invests at the intersection of enabling technologies and sustainable solutions in large industrial markets,” the “Our Focus” page reads.

Mike Postle ended 2020 on a high after beating a $10 million lawsuit and filing his own $330 million countersuit in its place. Now, however, a recent ruling means he could be contending with new legal issues.

Mike Postle will have to fight his case against the people who accused of cheating without a legal team. (Image: Inkedin)

Postle, a player from Northern California, was originally accused of cheating by a group of players at his home casino. The 2019 lawsuit, led by Veronica Brill, claims that Postle had an illegal advantage in live-streamed games at Stones Gambling Hall.

A judge dismissed the case and Postle hit back with a defamation claim. But, in a twist of fate, he’s now fighting that claim on his own.

I keep reading threads and it seems like people do not realize that patience is a key virtue of any winning poker player. The same goes for when I am watching others as I play. I understand recreational players wanting to get some exciting plays in while they have a limited time, but not by playing every hand. The same goes for people talking about the want to go all in because it is a waste of time to play freerolls if they are not guaranteed money.

Now, I understand getting bored or tired of playing, but patience is necessary if you want to be stable. I have mental issues and poker has helped me hone my ability to be patient in the time I have been back to it. I have even started getting in the money on a far more regular basis because of it. This is probably bragging, but I have moneyed in 4 freerolls on ACR in a day because I was not playing silly hands and being aggressive at the right spots.

So, if someone who has brain damage that causes him to exhibit multiple mental disorders can be patient and get constant, why aren’t you folks?:D

I keep reading threads and it seems like people do not realize that patience is a key virtue of any winning poker player. The same goes for when I am watching others as I play. I understand recreational players wanting to get some exciting plays in while they have a limited time, but not by playing every hand. The same goes for people talking about the want to go all in because it is a waste of time to play freerolls if they are not guaranteed money.

Now, I understand getting bored or tired of playing, but patience is necessary if you want to be stable. I have mental issues and poker has helped me hone my ability to be patient in the time I have been back to it. I have even started getting in the money on a far more regular basis because of it. This is probably bragging, but I have moneyed in 4 freerolls on ACR in a day because I was not playing silly hands and being aggressive at the right spots.

So, if someone who has brain damage that causes him to exhibit multiple mental disorders can be patient and get constant, why aren’t you folks?:D

Do you play micro buy in, what was your biggest event that you participated in ,and how did you get it?

Me: ggmarters,buing 250( i play buyins arround 1 dólar so to me 250 already are my biggest event until now.) , truough satellites

It was amazing sit with pro players and stay in the same tournament that them, ( in gg you can see their names with other color yellow, blue ,etc..)

I take off in 640/896 position but i liked .

Do you play micro buy in, what was your biggest event that you participated in ,and how did you get it?

Me: ggmarters,buing 250( i play buyins arround 1 dólar so to me 250 already are my biggest event until now.) , truough satellites

It was amazing sit with pro players and stay in the same tournament that them, ( in gg you can see their names with other color yellow, blue ,etc..)

I take off in 640/896 position but i liked .

Shining a little light on the old myth that there is nothing you can get for free, bla bla bla..

There is very such thing as a free lunch.. I got so many free tickets from party poker including several random $22 tickets.. obviously no wager requirements..

Also at one time I got a $100 usd cash bonus from party poker 3 days in a row.. yes 3 $100 free cash bonus no restrictions no wagering requirements whatsoever.. I withdrew $200 of the free money before even attempting to even try playing with it..

Also pokerstars just randomly gave me and a friend $50 worth of free poker tickets a couple days before new years. Which is odd for stars to actually give something of value and both of us have not played there in a very long time.. also party casino scratch card where I got 3 $100 usd free cash 3 days in a row, same thing.. I never put money on that site in forever and only deposited maybe $100 lifetime on that site..

I don’t eat while playing poker. I like to eat while watching some interesting internet videos.

Gentlemen, several times I have read about how to play aggressively with QQ, especially in tournaments, including, I posted a hand with QQ a while ago, in which I bet, and received 3-bet, and i called. A totally unfavorable flop for me on which I folded.

Many at the time opined on going all in pre flop, and the reason was because I had a very “strong” hand.

I’ve been playing often, and I could see that usually when you get the 3-bet, the villain is always ahead, as much as nothing threatening appears on the flop.

Today I received qq once again, and received a 3-bet, I increased again and the villain was all in, and I was sure I was losing my hand, but even so I called, precisely taking into account some arguments in what I have read, both in the community, as in strategy articles.