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On September 29, 2025, Lily Newhouse won a $10,003 first prize at @WynnPoker, one of Las Vegas’s top-ranked poker rooms. She outlasted 156 players in a tough field. Her sharp reads and disciplined strategy guided her to victory. Fans and fellow players […]

Jakacoaching member Harrison Genson reached a major milestone in his poker career. He outlasted 619 players to win the @msptpoker $1,110 Main Event at AmeristarEC, earning $105,000 and securing his first major live tournament trophy. After the victory, Harrison shared

JakaCoaching member Kaushik Kannan is turning consistent study into real results. Thus, his performance on the @texascardhouse live stream is a major milestone. It shows steady growth, focus, and discipline. Kaushik finished in 2nd place. He won $37,530—his biggest score

Jakacoaching member Phil Guillen is turning focused study into real results. Over the past week on @ACR_POKER, Phil posted an impressive performance across two major tournaments. He showed confidence, discipline, and strong execution when it mattered most. More importantly, his

Steve Gallant continues to make strides in his poker journey. He is a full-time hairstylist and, despite being a new student and primarily a low-stakes player, he recently captured his first-ever multi-day event victory, taking down a $50K event at

When Dustin Bowling entered the WSOP Bahamas Paradise Party Starter, he wanted more than another poker buy-in. With steady nerves and sharp reads, he outlasted a field of hopefuls. In the end, he claimed the title and walked away with

Meet Jamie Spriggs — a driven poker player who just wrote his name into Jaka Coaching history. In November 2025, he became the very first Jaka Coaching representative to reach a Caribbean Poker Tour (CPT) final table. Moreover, he didn’t

Hard work and dedication continue to pay off for Stuart Phillips. At the Saturday Super 40’s at Orange City Poker, Lakeland’s Stuart claimed the top spot and $10,000 following a four-way chop in the $300 buy-in event with a $40,000

Chris Kojack has been steadily climbing the ranks of tournament poker. Recently, he proved that preparation, focus, and disciplined execution can pay off in a big way. On a Norwegian Cruise, Chris played a $2,750 buy-in event and finished 3rd

Ross Lebo made a bold statement — he dominated the One-Eyed Jacks poker $440 Progressive Bounty tournament. He took home 1st place: $4,430, plus 46% of the bounty pool, $7,626, for a total of $12,056. He outlasted a field of