Brian Szulewski has spent over 13 years covering the competitive poker landscape across both live tournament circuits and the rapidly expanding online poker space. He got his start writing hand analysis pieces and strategy breakdowns for a respected iGaming trade publication before transitioning into a senior editorial role covering US poker regulation, site reviews, and player-focused content. Over the course of his career, he has also contributed long-form features to a major sports and gaming media platform, where his work on tournament strategy and bankroll management drew a wide readership among recreational and semi-professional players alike. His areas of expertise include Texas Hold'em and Omaha strategy, multi-table tournament structure analysis, US state-by-state online poker legislation, and the practical side of site selection — from software reliability to withdrawal processing. Brian holds a bachelor's degree in journalism with a minor in statistics, which has informed his data-driven approach to reviewing odds, payout structures, and player value propositions. Based in the Midwest, Brian has followed US poker's legal expansion closely since the early days of regulated online play in New Jersey and Nevada. He brings a no-nonsense perspective that cuts through promotional noise to give players genuinely useful information, whether they're sitting down at their first home game or preparing for a major online series.