Shareholder Poker

No-limit Hold'em, second Tuesday of every month, 7pm PT. $50 buy-in. Cards on Poker Now, faces on Zoom.

Next game: September 8, 2026 · 7:00pm PT

The foil is in play

Foil champion card: Josh B.

Josh B. earned the foil by winning September outright, the first two-table night in the club's history, fourteen players and a $450 first prize. He knocked out five of them on the way and closed it heads-up with three-deuce.

He held the biggest stack for 128 of his 272 hands. Set 3 is named Seven-Deuce for the worst hand in poker, shown down eleven times that night. Thomas D. keeps August's foil and Chris G. keeps July's, because each month mints its own set and nothing already earned comes back off a card.

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Latest from the table

Last game

Fourteen players, two tables, and a champion who closed it with three-deuce. The first three-way payout.

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The cards

Set 3 is minted: Seven-Deuce, fourteen cards from the first two-table night. Named for the worst hand in poker.

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The coin

The traveling trophy. Take three kills on the holder and the Coin is yours.

Standings and trophies

Legends of the table

The 29,968-chip collapse. Beau led July with a stack bigger than everyone else's combined, about two thirds of the chips in play, then bubbled. In August he cashed. The card economy remembers both.

The bounty board

Standing offers, posted by the table. Settle one and the record remembers it.

Bounty · Open

Cain and Abel

In July, KmikeyM founder Mike M. knocked his own brother out of the tournament. There is a standing one-share bounty for doing exactly that, and the brother now has five reasons of his own to survive the table.

Reward: one share

Bounty · Open

The Hope Slayer hunt

Knock out the Hope Coin holder and take a skull. Three skulls takes the Coin itself.

    Reward: the Hope Coin

    The full record

    How the night runs

    The table is set

    September 8, 7:00pm PT. New players welcome: the last new face at this table needed one game to learn it and one more to win it.

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