Poker Magazines

As with any sport or hobby, poker magazines are a valuable source that keep people in touch with their interest. Some like to subscribe, while others like to take advantage of the many magazines that are posted online. Often, magazines are sources of advice from the pros, player profiles, tournament listings, and information on new rooms. The most prominent and widely read magazines are listed below (unranked). You should read at least some of these regularly to keep on top of the poker world. Being knowledgeable about poker will help you game and boost your playing confidence.

1. Card Player – a longstanding poker magazine with a superb website.

2. Bluff Magazine – well known for its quality writing, interviews, and photography.

3. Poker Europa– a magazine focusing on the vibrant European poker scene.

4. Flush – a fairly new British-based magazine.

5. All In – widely known for snagging high profile players as Phil Ivey. Phil Gordon is a regular writer.

6. Poker Player Newspaper – not really a newspaper, but a weekly magazine with great columns.

7. American Poker Player – highly focused on the American casino scene.

8. Deal – loaded with reviews of software, podcasts, and a great help to beginners.

9. Poker Pro – highlights the biggest, highest profile pros, such as Doyle Brunson.

10. Poker Player – another British magazine, from the creators of Inside Edge.

11. Woman Poker Player – focuses on female players but the advice presented is useful to anyone.

12. Casino Player – has a wider view and follows the offerings of the casino world, but poker articles such as room reviews and tournament listings are valuable.

So, check out these magazines and pick your favorite. They will only make you a better poker player.

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