Twitter Poker Players

Poker player's on twitter, follow you favourite players and see how they are getting on. Doyle Brunson recently tweeted that he was tired after a tough day at the tables while on a break. Is this a new form of 'trash talking' putting other players off their game? Most updates are about stacks, big pots and big loses. Sure makes interesting reading.

This isnt the definitive list but some of the big names that regularly tweet. Think someone has been missed? Add their twitter url in the comments.

Phil Hellmuth: @Phil_Hellmuth
Some great updates on how he is getting on at the tables. Check out Phil's book to play poker like the pro's.

Phil Ivey @PhilIvey
Updates added by Team Ivey on his behalf.

Doyle Brunson @TexDolly I didnt expect to see the 10 times WSOP Champion and author of Super System I & II on here. Great to see regular updates from the Big Papa.

Daniel Negreanu @RealKidPoker
The 4 times WSOP Champion 'Kid Poker' regulary lets his fans know what happening at the tables.

Barry Greenstein @BarryGreenstein
The Robin Hood of Poker regular updates not just wsop but high stakes too be sure to check out his book Ace on the River.

Annie Duke @RealAnnieDuke
With a WSOP bracelet for Omaha high/low split in 2004 Annie has amassed a huge following on twitter 13k followers (May 09).

Andy Bloch @Andy_Bloch
One of the members of the MIT BlackJack team, that feature in the book Bringing Down the House which is a great read, is a regular tweeter.

Howard Lederer @HowardHLederer
With a couple of bracelets under his belt Howard is well followed on twitter and worth a look.

Gavin Smith @OleGSmith
Canadian Poker player that won the WPT Poker Showdown event in 2005.

Joe Sebok @JoeSebok
Professional Poker player as of 2005, president of pokerroad.com and step son to Barry Greenstein. Joe has by far the biggest following in the world of twitter 385k!

Chris Moneymaker @CMoneyMaker
Winner of the WSOP in 2003. Read how this guy turned $40 into $2.5 million

David Sklansky @DavidSklansky
With 3 WSOP bracelets and numerous money finishes David is well know troughout the poker world. One of his most famous books is The Theory of Poker.