The most intense WSOP hand ever?

We round-up some stories you may have missed including another Dan Bilzerian prop bet and expert analysis on a famous movie hand.

More Kassouf drama

If you have not watched the coverage of the WSOP Main Event you still probably have not avoided the polarising debates about British player William Kassouf, who is either a hero or villain depending on who you ask. 

The last few WSOP broadcasts have shown how his speech play managed to tilt almost all the remaining players, but was it in fact them who acted against the spirit of the game? You decide:

Another crazy Bilzerian bet?

Hot on the heels of his Joe Rogan appearance and his now infamous cycling bet, Dan Bilzerian appears to have another ridiculous prop bet coming. 

He revealed to CardPlayer magazine that he wanted to recoup some heavy poker losses with a $5 million rowing bet, once again with Bill Perkins. 

The two have not ironed out the details yet but it would apparantely be across the Atlantic ocean, however ridiculous that sounds, from England to New York. 

Polk solves Rounders

It's the most iconic hand in fictional poker history, but was it +EV? Doug Polk gives us a 2016 modern poker analysis of the 1998 movie Rounders, in particular a big fold from Mike McDermott in the final game against Teddy KGB:

What do you think of how Kassouf was treated? Can Bilzerian do the rowing bet? Let us know in the comments: