Michael Debs has recorded the biggest live tournament score of his career. He won $65,526 in the $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em Super Seniors event at the Venetian DeepStack Championship Series in Las Vegas. The final four players agreed to a deal. […]

Sometimes, a few quality lessons can make a real difference. New JAKAcoaching member Tyler Green finished 4th in the Venetian Poker Live $1,600 NLH Seniors $1.5 Million Guaranteed event. The result earned him $83,185. He had watched only 6–7 JAKAcoaching

Andrew DiFeo earned the biggest live tournament score of his career at Venetian Poker. He won the $1,600 No-Limit Hold’em $300K Guaranteed event after a heads-up deal. The victory paid $69,351 and included a DeepStack Championship Coin. It was a

Brennen “Ladell” Bryant recorded the biggest cash of his poker career at the 2026 WSOP Colossus. He earned $24,200 after beating a field of 16,269 entries. The result marked his first WSOP cash, first Day 3 appearance, and first deep

Omar Zazay has reached the top of tournament poker. A longtime friend of Faraz Jaka, he won his first World Series of Poker (WSOP) gold bracelet and collected $538,158. He outlasted a field of 1,300 entries in the 2026 WSOP

Mike Beard captured the MGM Grand Grand Stack title after an impressive two-day run in Las Vegas. His victory earned him $25,000 and another live tournament trophy. After the win, Beard shared that studying ICM spots with JakaCoaching helped him

Noel Eicher has reached a new career milestone. He finished runner-up in the Wynn Summer Classic $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em event in Las Vegas. He outlasted 1,910 entries and earned $204,982. It is the biggest live tournament cash of his career.

Hard work paid off for Jaka Coaching member Duncan Horst, a ritual artist, professional poker singer, cult leader, and life coach, who captured 1st place at the ARIA Poker Classic for $29,290. The victory marks another important milestone in his

Antonio Vargas has reached a career-defining milestone. The Jaka Coaching member captured his first World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet. He did this by winning the inaugural $1,700 U.S. Circuit Championship at the 2026 WSOP. In total, he outlasted a

Daniel Williams finished 4th in the ARIA Poker APC $800 No-Limit Hold’em for $22,379 after a four-way final table deal, closing out his final Las Vegas stop before returning to the United Kingdom. The event featured a tough field and