Fluish travelled to the city of dreaming spires where the county's future primie ministers, rocket scientists and lawyers were busy doing battle over the felt.

Even the best players in the world need to keep it simple, as Marc Goodwin explains.

Poker legend Stu ‘The Kid’ Ungar died ten years ago this month. Matt Perry looks back on the life of a wasted (in every sense of the word) legacy.

It’s nice to be good, just don’t be unlucky, says Matt Broughton. Warning: May Contain Poker.

Currently running hotter than a hot water bottle that's taken a short holiday to Ibiza (and that's pretty hot). Kid poker Daniel Negreanu chatted to Flush about his storming year.

To mark the festive season, and 40 issues of Flush, we gathered some of the year's cover stars together for a very special knees-up

We're so ahead of the game here at Flush, we're starting our Christmas gifts review a tad early. Still, gives you enough time to get thinking about what to buy for your poker mates.

Pokerstars’ Ber trand ‘ElkY’ Grospellier pops by with tips on making that move to the higher level.

Knowing how much to bet is the most under-rated skill a poker player can possess, as Carl Sampson explains.

Maybe it was the economic meltdown; maybe it was something in the water. Whatever, September saw some of the biggest online pots of all time

This month’s guest, poker pro Jon Huckle, returns from Vegas (fi nally) where he found himself despairing of the tourist donks.

Sometimes the worst places can also be the best places, as Matt Broughton discovers.

New Flush columnist Marc ‘Mr. Cool’ Goodwin takes a look at the WSOPE and predicts a whitewash for the Europeans.

Liv somehow finds time to fi t the Poker Million and heavy metal into her busy schedule.

The sun finally shines on TheWaster, in Luton of all places.

If you’re finding that your once casual interest in poker has further mushroomed through the stages of habitual addiction and social affliction, you could well be missing a trick when it comes to the bankroll boosting properties of rakeback. Duncan Wilkie discusses the best ways to make your poker playing pay.

Carl Sampson discusses the intricacies of playing small pots in high-stakes Hold’em. ,Ooh, get him.

By now I hope you have read more than your fair share of articles about bankroll management, because in my mind it is the single most important and underused skill in poker (the 2nd being game selection).

We like a bit of continuity here at Flush, and so, after a few issues with the young hotshots taking centre stage, we went right to the other end of the spectrum and gathered some of the legends of the home-grown game. No shooters allowed.

Denied the chance of even the smallest cash game in the Vegas casinos this summer, 19 year old Annette Obrestad will get her fill when she returns to London this month to defend her WSOPE crown. We caught up with her in town as she prepares for the big one.

Looking for easy ways to win online? Head straight for the heads-up cash tables, says Barry Carter.

The latest weapon in the pro player’s arsenal is the sports psychologist, as Rob Blincoe discovers.

Still getting unstuck with that tricksy A-Qoff? Guy Downs is here to sort you out.

Sitting atop the European Rankings like a bestriding poker behemoth, Flush finds nup n’ coming Brit star Nik Persaud a little bemused (something to do with everyone misspelling his name perhaps?)…

If only you could see what TheWaster has seen with these eyes…

As we say farewell to Luca Pagano (for now), he refl ects on a World Series where his fellow countrymen were making all the noise.

Please be upstanding as we welcome a new columnist to Flush this month, up n’ coming Brit star, Liv Boeree.

Irish legend Padraig Parkinson was out in full force at the WSOP writing an online blog of his adventures. They were so good we thought we’d pluck a few of the choicest gems out for you. Enjoy.

With barely-contained glee, a spot of jetlag and a healthy dose of sunburn, the editor of a British poker magazine descends on Vegas for a shot at the big one (OK then, the reasonably-sized one). Can he bring back the goods to Blighty?

After seeing his name dragged through the mud in the aftermath of the Party Poker scandal, many people predicted a rapid decline for young American poker prodigy Justin ‘ZeeJustin’ Bonomo. Now, with his dues suitably paid and in the midst of a second successful World Series, Flush got back on the wagon with one of poker’s bright young things.

Mixing beauty, intelligence, a worryingly high geek rating and a mean poker game, 24-year old Jennifer ‘Jennicide’ Leigh is a star for the 21st Century

In the 2nd part of our series on online poker cheats, Ross Jarvis takes a look at the phenomenon of poker bots.

Just as WSOP kicked off we met up with some of the young British hotshots preparing to take on Vegas.

The nearly man of poker finally came good when he took down the Premier League Poker title. Flush caught up with the ‘Mad Monk’, Andy Black, to talk poker, Buddhism and beat-up Volkswagens...

One month ago, Flush sent Duncan Wilkie into the wilds of the West Country to cover the Sky Poker Boot Camp. He never returned. His diary mysteriously turned up at our desks last week.

With some high-profile cases of cheating and collusion in online poker games, Dave Bland asks the question on players’ lips: is online poker bent?

As the Irish Open draws near, we look back to a classic moment from the 2007 event, where tempers got, shall we say, a little frayed?

Jon Spurling returns with more footie madness.

VCpoker pro Barry Carter joins the ranks at Flush this month with some advice on hunting out the best online cash tables.