One would think that a man in his 80\’s would stop going places where he might get his ass kicked. But when that man is Amarillo Slim, one would be wrong. According to the Houston Chronicle, Mr. Preston was attempting […]
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This has been out for a few weeks now, but I\’m reading it for the first time … found via Pauly, who also let us know about John Caldwell\’s unexpected-at-this-moment-in-time-but-not-surprising departure as editor in chief of PokerNews. I know most
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… is literally out the door. I\’m guessing 1000+ entries.
The line to buy-in for today’s LAPC opening event … Read More »
PokerStars won the battle of patch warfare by signing up 6 of the November Nine (and booking the win via Peter Eastgate, giving them four of the past six WSOP main event champs) … and now, apparently the fight grows,
Juicy: PokerStars vs. Full Tilt Poker after Dark snubbage
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A look at the non-poker media\’s take on the Kentucky case as it moves through The System: From the subscription newsletter blog Daily Online Examiner … By Wendy Davis, Wednesday, January 21, 2009 Kentucky\’s Move To Kill Online Gambling Squashed
The PPA just put out a statement, regarding actions yesterday in Kentucky that shows the Governor has no intention of backing down on his desire to seize control of 141 gambling-related internet domains located outside of Kentucky, and America for
We clearly have our first finalist for Best Poker Lawyers \’09: Pete Campana of Williamsport, PA, successfully defended two clients caught up in an undercover police investigation into a $1/$2 NL game held in a garage (a dealer and a
The UIGEA regulations have gone into effect! Poker is declared a game of skill in the US! Plus, shocking confessions from the APCW, GPWA, and Lou Fabiano of CAP about the Cardspike investigation!
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No confirmation or details … but we are hearing our investigative internet detective robots are telling us that a room in Phil Gordon\’s hometown of El Paso was robbed over the weekend or last week. More info as and if
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A three judge Kentucky Court of Appeals panel ruled today in a 2-1 decision that the state\’s attempt to seize 141 internet gambling domain names could not take place. More details can be found at Poker News Daily and the
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