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Espen Jorstad leads GTO Wizard September field coaching course

GTO Wizard will launch live coaching courses in September, with Espen Jorstad providing analysis of the 2026 WSOP Main Event final table. Other topics include post-flop strategy and ICM multi-way pots, suitable for players of all levels. Need extra help on your poker journey? Want to learn from the industry's top coaches? GTO Wizard has the perfect solution – weekly live coaching courses on different topics. In addition, a large collection of past coaching course recordings is available, covering a wide range of important topics. You can filter by coach and tournament format, ensuring you find suitable content whether you're an MTT grinder or a cash game pro. GTO Wizard September Live Coaching Course Date & Time (BST) Moderator September 2, 17:00 2026 WSOP Final Table Analysis Espen Jorstad September 9, 17:00 Calling the Small Blind After Opening Rene “TheWakko” Kuhlman September 16, 17:00 ICM Post-Flop: Multi-Part Pots Stoyan Obreshkov September 23, 17:00 Mid-Stack Strategy for the Last Two Tables Mathias “Cashcid Linc” Maasberg September 30, 17:00 Joey & Han – How I Almost Won $10 Million Joey Ingram This month's course kicks off with a player who knows firsthand what it feels like to compete for $10 million – analyzing the 2026 WSOP Main Event final table. Espen Jorstad has already analyzed his 2022 victory, and now you can hear him review this year's finals to see if he agrees with the solver's assessment of Lauri Saaskilahti's brilliant Main Event hero call. Following that, you'll have the opportunity to strengthen your fundamentals through two post-flop play lessons, focusing on strategies for the later stages of multi-table tournaments. This month's course concludes with a conversation between Joey Ingram and fifth-place finisher Han Feng, titled "How I Almost Won $10 Million," revisiting the 2026 WSOP Main Event final table. Want to go from "understanding" Texas Hold'em to "winning" it? If you want to learn Texas Hold'em more deeply, you can continue reading: The Origins of Texas Hold'em: Why Has It Become the Most Popular Poker Game Globally? Texas Hold'em Hand Rankings and Comparison Rules (Essential for Beginners) Texas Hold'em Betting Tutorial: Check / Bet / Call / Raise and Betting Strategy Analysis

Texas Mike bluffed with 10-high in High Stakes Poker, creating a record pot of $4.2 million.

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Michael “Texas Mike” Moncek bluffed Eric Wasserson with 10-high in High Stakes Poker, creating a record $4,260,000 pot. Wasserson called with a flush, winning the largest cash game pot in televised and live poker history. Moncek's 10-high challenge for the largest pot in history nearly forced his opponent to fold a flush. The past four days of PokerGO live events have been fast-paced, with the same group of players battling it out at high stakes for much of the time. Moncek has participated in numerous seven-figure pots, including Friday's $1.5 million pot against Andrew Robl. All of this has paved the way for Monday's showdown, especially that hand that will go down in history. One thing is certain about this bold bluff—Texas Mike is one of the most daring high-stakes poker players of all time, both in tournaments and cash games. This aggressive style sometimes led to losses, but it also allowed him to win huge pots like never before seen. The two-time WSOP bracelet winner experienced seven-figure losses, seven-figure wins, and six-figure losses on the first three nights of high-stakes poker. On Day 4, he was just one card away from going home with a massive victory—or one fold. It all started with a seemingly harmless situation: Eric Wasserson, who had already won about $1 million that day, raised to $20,000 with 9♦7♦. He then called a 3-bet from the button to $80,000 against Texas Mike, who held 10♣7♣. The flop came 9♣K♦A♦, which didn't help Texas Mike. But he continued to attack, betting $100,000 after his opponent checked. Wasserson didn't back down, calling and seeing the turn 4♥, the situation unchanged. Moncek didn't fold. He fired again, this time betting $330,000. Wasserson called again and hit a flush on the river with a 5♦. Both players had over 1.6 million chips behind them, and the pot had swelled to $1,046,000. Texas Mike only had 10-high, but he refused to give up. The high-stakes player with more chips went all-in. Wasserson faced a difficult choice even with his flush, as he could lose to an even bigger flush. Ultimately, he judged his hand too strong to fold, so he called, winning a pot worth $4,260,000—far surpassing the record for the largest pot in High Stakes Poker history. In fact, the second-largest pot occurred this weekend when Robl hit a draw...

The RGPS Mississippi Poker Championship will take place in Tunica on September 15th.

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The RGPS Mississippi Poker Championship will be held from September 15th to 20th at Horseshoe Casino Tunica. The $400 Main Event guarantees $50,000 in prize money, along with several other events including a Seniors Event, a Ladies Event, and a PLO event. September is a busy and exciting month for the RunGood Poker Series (RGPS), with next month's poker events including a trip to Tunica, one of the top poker destinations in the United States. The Mississippi Poker Championship will begin on September 15th and run until September 20th. PokerNews will provide live coverage of the Main Event from Horseshoe Casino Tunica starting September 18th. The tournament features nine trophy events over six days, with a total guaranteed prize pool exceeding $100,000. Tournament Highlights: Poker players will have multiple opportunities to win trophies on Day 1 of the series (September 15th) based on age – starting with the $250 Seniors Championship, a No-Limit Hold'em tournament for players 50 years and older. Later that day, the $150 Team No-Limit Hold'em Championship, with a guaranteed prize of $5,000, will follow. The next day will feature the $250 Pot-Limit Omaha event and the $150 Grand Prize Championship. On September 19th, the $250 Women's Championship, with a guaranteed prize of $5,000, will be held, preceded by a $65 satellite tournament. The highlight of the series is the $400 Mississippi No-Limit Hold'em Championship, which PokerNews will cover in its entirety. The tournament features four Day 1 starter groups, each guaranteeing $50,000. We will provide players and fans with exclusive coverage, including daily recaps and live hand reports, until the champion is crowned in Horseshoe on September 20th. The series will conclude with the $250 Turbo No-Limit Hold'em Championship, guaranteeing a prize of $10,000, bringing the Tunica leg of the series to a close. Full Series Schedule Date Time Event Guaranteed Prize Money September 15th 11:00 AM $250 Seniors Championship (50+) $10,000 September 15th 3:00 PM $65 PLO Championship Satellite (1 out of 5 players advances) — September 15th 7:00 PM $150 Team NLHE Championship $5,000 September 16th 11:00 AM $250 PLO Championship $10,000 September 16th 3:00 PM $65 Monster Deepstack Championship Satellite (1 out of 5 players advances) — September 16th 7:00 PM $150 Grand Prize Championship $5,000 9

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Espen Jorstad leads GTO Wizard September field coaching course

Texas Mike bluffed with 10-high in High Stakes Poker, creating a record pot of $4.2 million.

The RGPS Mississippi Poker Championship will take place in Tunica on September 15th.

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