Somuchpoker and Poker Dream Announce Media Partnership

Somuchpoker has partnered with Poker Dream as an official media partner, with coverage under the new agreement beginning at Poker Dream 26 Malaysia this October.
The partnership will bring readers daily festival recaps alongside original interviews and video content from the tournament floor. With a Somuchpoker content producer onsite, there will be more opportunities to hear from the players and follow the stories behind the results.
What Readers Can Expect
During each festival, daily recaps will cover the previous day’s action, including tournament winners and the progress of the major events. Readers can also expect interviews and footage capturing moments from around the tables, shared through Somuchpoker’s website and social channels.
Coverage will extend beyond the festival dates, with previews helping players plan ahead and follow-up articles rounding out each stop. Original material gathered onsite will also give readers more Poker Dream content to enjoy between festivals.
Poker Dream will continue to handle its own live reporting, with Somuchpoker’s coverage building on that through a broader focus on the players and their experiences.
Starting with Poker Dream 26 Malaysia
The partnership gets underway with Poker Dream 26 Malaysia, running from October 8–19, 2026. Somuchpoker will provide daily recaps from the opening days, with our onsite coverage beginning on October 11 and continuing through the end of the series.
Ahead of the festival, we’ll take a closer look at the schedule and early bird packages, followed by further coverage of the player benefits as details are announced.
We’re looking forward to working more closely with Poker Dream and bringing our readers more stories from its events.
Kai Cocklin is Head of Live Poker at SoMuchPoker, overseeing live tournament coverage, reporting teams and festival partnerships across the Asia Pacific region and beyond. Before joining SoMuchPoker he worked with PokerNews at major festivals including the World Series of Poker and the European Poker Tour, where he managed live reporting teams and helped develop new writers.






















