William Gilbert is a poker writer for Poker Type based in Alberta, Canada.
He covers poker news, live and online tournaments, player profiles, poker personalities and developments across the wider poker industry. His work includes breaking news, tournament reporting, profiles and longer-form features exploring the people and stories behind the game.
William's reporting focuses on clear, accurate coverage supported by reliable sources and the available facts.
Doug Polk's Cardle challenges poker players to make five daily decisions. We examine how it works, its GTO scoring system and what it can teach players.
QQPK confirms 893 cheating bans and a $300,000 compensation fund as an independent researcher identifies 11,469 suspicious usernames. Questions remain over bot detection, collusion and player refunds.
Shrikant Pillamarapu turned a $0 freeroll into $138,127 in cash, a $10,400 WPT World Championship seat and a WPT Prime trophy after a dramatic final table.
QQPK says it permanently banned 724 accounts for unauthorised automated play. The announcement leaves questions about the original 2,587-account review and player refunds unanswered.
A new arXiv preprint describes a deterministic method for calculating ICM placement probabilities across fields of thousands, reporting near-double-precision accuracy in tests up to 4,000 players.
The BBC’s 2024 documentary follows Niall Farrell’s return to the tournament circuit and David Docherty’s push for a breakthrough, revealing the family pressures and financial swings behind poker’s professional life.
AceGuardian’s open-source code aims to detect online poker superusers through hand-history analysis. Here’s what it can reveal, what it cannot prove, and what poker rooms still need to do.
Mark Rubbathan, better known as Weazel_1991, is a British cash-game player and Twitch Partner whose poker content is built around what actually happens when the camera is on: long sessions,…
Getting banned from one online poker site does not necessarily stop a suspected cheat playing elsewhere. PokerType looks at blacklists, data sharing, appeals and what a real industry-wide integrity network could look like.
Michael Barlow wins the RGPS Lake Erie Main Event after a three-way deal leaves just $2 between the top three payouts. A nine-card flip settles the ring.
Every October 2, poker celebrates Doyle Brunson Day and the unlikely 10-2 hand he made famous. We revisit both extraordinary WSOP Main Event finishes, the repeated deuce-ten runouts and why two cards became a lasting tribute to one of poker’s greatest figures.
Poker variance explains why strong decisions can still lose in the short term. Here is how luck, sample size and expected value interact in real poker.
A high-stakes online poker cheating investigation has linked multiple accounts to allegations that remote-access software was used to view opponents’ hole cards. Two WPN accounts reportedly recorded more than $837,000 in combined profit.
The World Poker Tour is bringing the LA Poker Classic back to its Main Tour in 2027 after a six-year absence, with the $10,000 freezeout returning to Commerce Casino.
Two of online poker's biggest tournament series picked an awkward weekend to start wobbling. PokerStars and CoinPoker both suffered intermittent crashes over the weekend, according to Pokerfuse, just as WCOOP…
Daniil Kiselev has won the $5,400 Mediterranean Poker Party Main Event in North Cyprus, turning a dominant final-table performance into a $1 million payday. The Russian player came through 972…
Ari Engel and Daniel Lowery won their 21st WSOP Circuit rings less than 24 hours apart at Council Bluffs, leaving both five behind record-holder Maurice Hawkins.
Cooper Feltham has turned a 17-big-blind final-table stack into the biggest live tournament win of his career, taking down the WPT Prime Australia Championship at The Star Sydney for A$187,793.…
Andrii Novak has turned the biggest stack at the 2026 WSOP Online Main Event final table into his first World Series of Poker bracelet and a $3,931,259 payday. The Ukrainian…