With the recent finding that 20% of Brits regularly deal out fibs to their boss – but think they get away with it – we decided to put the nation to the test.
How confident are you at spotting a fibster? Are you the Sherlock Holmes and Miss Marples of your family?
Poker gets the full BBC documentary treatment in the new series The Four Rules of the Poker Kings. The series focuses on Scottish poker pro Niall Farrell as he hits the poker circuit for tournaments around the world.
During the poker boom of the 2000s, Phil Laak was one of the most recognized players in the game. Nicknamed "Unabomber" for his propensity to wear hoodies and sunglasses at the table, Laak was a regular on high-stakes poker shows like High Stakes Poker and Poker After Dark.
The world of televised poker has seen some major changes over the last decade with live streaming becoming a bigger part of the industry. However, episodic poker shows also still remain popular with the World Series of Poker, World Poker Tour, PokerGO, and other operators still producing programming that may reach a more casual poker audience.
