Special running of Pokerati action tonight, Tuesday, at the Hard Rock. That\’s in addition to the usual Thursday fare. Should be a blogtastic 1/2 NL/PLO good time, with Joe Speaker, Bad Blood, and The Mark in town, specifically for PLO […]
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Michele Lewis OP-ED As a woman who began playing poker in the early 90’s on the smoky Riverboats of Louisiana, I was almost always the only woman at the table and often the only woman in the poker room. Other
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There\’s been a lot of speculation about where the regulatory-challenged NAPT would head next, as it looks to spread across the US and/or Canada after a too awesome for its own good spectacular made-for-TV debut on American soil in Nevada
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Recapping Monday night\’s action, with a familiar face winning his third WSOP bracelet: Farha outlasts Flushy in 10k Omaha 8 A lengthy day three in the $10,000 Omaha Hi/Lo 8 or Better World Championship finally concluded Tuesday morning when Sammy
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Our Team Pokerati player-correspondents may not be giving us much to talk about at the tables, but they do have the parking lot beat at 3700 W. Flamingo covered. Check it out … a few new vanity spottings seen (Just)
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Jon Katkin The Poker Economy OP-ED We\’re just two weeks into the 2010 WSOP and the Amazon Room is already filled with people walking around like zombies. Don\’t believe me? Just take a good look at the players, the floor
Too Much of a Good Thing? Believe it or not, less could be more at the WSOP
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A review of Sunday night\’s tournament action: Dutch doubles up on bracelets Russ \”Dutch\” Boyd wins his second career WSOP bracelet, defeating Brian Meinders heads-up to win the $2,500 Limit Holdem 6-max event, collecting $234,065. Meinders earns $144,650 for the
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Recapping the action from Sunday afternoon: Hellebuyck wins Ladies\’ Championship The $1,000 Ladies\’ Championship just finished as Vanessa Hellebuyckmade quick work of Sidsel Boesen in heads-up play. Hellebuyck wins the specially designed ladies\’ WSOP bracelet along with $192,132, with Boesen
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Former and/or current WSOP table sponsor Everest Poker has filed another lawsuit against Harrah\’s … claiming the American gaming giant is infringing on trademark rights by playing the 2010 WSOP (and filming some of it) with Everest logos on and
No details, and no confirmation … but who wants action!?! CalvinAyre.com is saying that the Cereus Network — the beleaguered yet thriving online poker+blackjack collective — is shutting down their office in the Kahnawake territory. The Kahnawake Mohawk Territory, of
