We were still waiting for cards to get in the air at the WPT Celebrity Invitational when we found the red-carpeted smoker\’s terrace at the Commerce. The first ever PartyPoker Party in LA, too — LA: It\’s Very Different than […]
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The field in the $5,000 buy-in NAPT Main Event at the Venetian is down to their final 24 players, with a few recognizable names remaining as they play down to the final table of 8 today. Today is also the
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The list of who\’ll be playing in the 6th running of NBC\’s $25k heads-up extravaganza is out. The event runs at Caesar\’s March 4-7. (Looks like a hodgepadge of patches, including one non-poker website … presenting sponsor GoDaddy.com.) The entire
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Pauly and I arrive at the Commerce to see more big-name degens than we do celebrities, but it\’s still early … Episode 2: Commerce She Bangs While you listen, be sure to check out some more detailed WPT Invitational tales
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Greg Raymer is still alive in the NAPT main event (with 128 of 872 remaining). He made it just in time for the tournament … via Washington DC, where he was at CPAC 2010, bringing \”our issue\” to the people
As Pauly and I are prone to do whenever we get together, we couldn\’t help ourselves from kicking into 3-minute-podcast mode in Los Angeles this weekend as we both got ready to take on the Hollywooded up field at the
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For those Pokerati readers who missed out on what\’s going on, here\’s some stuff that\’s happened over the past few days: The first PokerStars.net NAPT event in the US got off to a roaring start on Saturday, with 872 players
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Chet in Wisconsin writes in wanting to know why the slowdown recently from Pokerati … Is there some reason the most recent article is dated the 17th, 5 days ago? There is a reason for that, and we may or
Kevin Mathers — super-moderator at 2+2, valued contributor who likes to call me out on errors here at Pokerati, and Poker News fact-checker extraordinaire — speaks with Shamus about the uber-glamorous life as a poker forum moderator and gives some
Valentine\’s Day was the debut of season 6 of GSN\’s most popular show, High Stakes Poker. AJ Benza is no longer on the show, replaced by Kara Scott to provide some player interviews, leaving Gabe Kaplan to provide commentary solo.
