Mean Gene' Bromberg is Pittsburgh's most decorated poker blogger, which as he freely admits “is like being the best shortstop in Greenland”. Tune in and hear Gene's sagely advice on poker, marriage, Pitt basketball and anything else he feels like rambling on about.

Welcome to the poker blog of Mike McKim. When the blog started he was a sophomore at the University of Texas at Austin majoring in Business (MIS) playing poker (NL and limit Texas Hold 'em) about two or three times a week and adding a casual game with a few fraternity brothers. He still manages to make some tuition money playing poker, and makes plenty of posts to tell us all about it.

If you want to know the ins and outs of low stakes limit holdem, this poker blog is definitely one to review. Jerry, the author, plays fairly consistently at lower stakes games including Sit N Go tournaments, and provides detailed accounts of his play on a very regular basis. A lot of times he doesn't go into the play by play but rather gives a general overview of how his betting approaches fared at the table – and that is some good information to have.

This is the poker blog of Dave from Maple Grove, Minnesota, USA, a suburban dad with stupid parenting stories, who occasionally plays poker variations that make Hold Em' players seize up from confusion. Anyone have a clue he can borrow? Seriously, he's an easy going guy who's caught the poker bug and whose wife and son are the world to him. Very humorous advice about online poker.

The famous Party Poker blog hosted by Ignatious. Lots of good posts about his adventures in Vegas, and many great links throughout his posts to articles and features scattered throughout cyberspace.

Writing up all things poker: news, gossip, casino play, as well as poker linkage.

The story of a low limit online hold'em player who has been chasing bonuses and propping since April 2005, and who has aspirations of one day, playing poker for a living online. At his current level he's playing anywhere between 1/2 to 3/6 full ring limit and would like to get to 5/10 limit by 2007. You can follow his quest to make $15,000 or more each year.

The poker journal of Ammbo, site administrator for Internet Texas Holdem and author of the poker journal on that site which formed the basis of the blog. Ammbo plays online at Party Poker, and also has some good stories about his experiences at the WPT, meeting up with Hoyt Corkins and others.

The poker blog of Gumby, a student at the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. He provides poker bonus information for new and veteran online players, rantings about his online and live play and bad beat stories mixed in with beneficial information. Gumby has a very sharp narrative style with good information about specific poker hands interspersed with some keen observations about the various online card rooms. Very good reading.

Jane's texas holdem poker blog has been particularly well tended. Her intent was to create a record of her play over time and thus improve by examining the history of her poker hands. To do this she has needed to be pretty meticulous about documenting her progress, and we all benefit from her completeness and attention to detail.

This is the blog of Poker Gamer, a poker player from Seattle Washington (his dad is actually part owner in a Seattle casino) sharing his reflections on life and poker, his journey from $4-8 as a past time to $30-60 for serious money and the life experiences in between.

The Poker Night Posse started when the founder's girlfriend suggested he have a guys night for poker. Tables and chips were added to the mix and the rest, as they say, is history. Here are their stories. The 8 members of the posse often ride together, playing online tournaments, taking road trips to Reno and getting together for home poker tourneys.

A real captivating blog about poker, movies and sometimes sports. The author lives in Sydney Australia and we hear about his experiences at online poker as well as some adventures in the 'pubs' around him. His writing style is not overly eloquent but his everyday thoughts and feelings are put down in a very compelling way.

For the most part we would not concentrate on listing sites that act solely as directories without containing additional content, but in this case we make an exception. This site lists a wide range of poker blogs, and has the blogs separated into many categories which you can click on to bring up the relevant individual blogs. Another search tool allows you to pick links to specific blogs, and yet another feature allows you to sort by the date the blog is archived.

Welcome to Pokerati - an electronic conversation about poker among a stack of semi-educated writer types who spend too much time thinking about the game. The format is kind of 'stream of consciousness' touching on many different current events in poker and providing a vast amount of links in their posts with further thoughts on the subjects at hand. Pretty good site.

Poker Cam Girl.com contains links to reputable online casinos, poker games, and other online entertainment. There is a webcam, starring Tiffany, their very own Poker Cam Girl.

The poker Blog of Seattle John who hangs out it the rainy PNW and plays at a poker club called 'The Muck' and other joints. A good intro to poker in the Seattle area.

Without a doubt, the funniest thing about this site is their logo – a mimic of a starbuck's cup, but with their “Sell the Kids” statement in lieu of 'Starbucks Coffee', and an image of Che Guevara in place of the quintessential mermaid! A terrific poker blog, very entertaining.

Andrew, a poker player and resident of London, gives us the travails of a recreational poker player, posted on the web to act as a permanent record of his follies so that he may not repeat the mistakes of his naive early play. He recounts tournaments in exacting detail, focusing heavily on bet amounts, which many other journalists do not do.

A poker blog with a difference. The Cloud is an online vigilante ready to rid the poker world of deviants and rogues - and waging a one man war against the Jabbers (incessant talkers at a poker table). With the aid of his little angel and little devil - (Kevin Costner and Jack Nicholson) - the Cloud will clean up the poker world and start on his quest to become the greatest poker player on the planet earth.

The poker blog of 'Juice' a law school graduate from West London who frequents the UK affiliated online poker rooms and some local B&M card houses. Good information on the ups and downs of various online venues, the kind you can only get from your peers on blog or forum.

Tao of Poker is the most famous poker blog on the web today. Authored by Pauly, a 30-something-year-old writer from New York City who left a prestigious job on Wall Street several years ago to pursue a career in the entertainment industry, the Tao of Poker is a flavorful mixture of travel tales, casino trip reports, wild home games, World Poker Blogger Tour events, and stories about his late night forays into online poker playing ring games and online tournaments, and his adventures criss-crossing the US and rubbing elbows with a whole host of celebrities and pros. Lots of photos are posted documenting his journey. If you only visit one poker blog in your lifetime, it has to be this one.

This poker blog is a running account of the biggest bonus hound we have ever read about. Never have we seen a blog where so many posts are a description of the bonus chase. If you favor this particular strategy fro making money at online poker, this is definitely the blog for you. Goes into specific details on amounts deposited, amounts of bonus and action needed to clear the bonuses.

This is the poker blog of Craig aka CWONSIE to the online poker world (but his friends call him Wade). He has been playing low limit hold'em on and off since about 2001, mostly in Atlantic City. In late 2003 he opened his first online account at PartyPoker.com, and quickly became addicted. The purpose of his blog is to track his progress as he moves up in these limits, and to serve as a journal for his tournament play. He accomplishes that quite well, with tables periodically posted showing his hand history.

Fumseck says – Crash and Learn. The author started this blog as a way to track his progress in poker and he has been dilligent about making regular and frequent posts. In an unapologetic manner, often with some off color language, he recounts the history of his online play, which is the only type of poker he engages in.