A recent player bashing discussion has evolved on the 2+2 forums regarding tipping dealers and tournament staff upon winning a major event. Specifically, this is in reference to Brandon Cantu\’s recent World Poker Tour $1 million win at the Bay […]
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Tom, at the WPT World Poker Challenge in Reno … Shirt says: Doh! Nuts! Mmm, Donuts …
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Joe in New York writes in with some clarification about Kwari — the online shooting game played for money with full awareness of the relevance of the UIGEA, despite its not-so-pokery nature. Hey Dan, Hope all is well. I just
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… at the World Poker Challenge at the Grand Sierra in Reno, finishing 28th out of 261. Ouch. But not all is lost for the Arizona Posse … Tom may have gone out early on Day 2, but the crew\’s
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Crap, thought I was on to something … PartyPlaystation.com belongs to some dude in Alabama, not Gibraltar.
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Microsoft, we know, likes to fight … and the company fired their first shot against cheaters in their online Xbox Live community by conducting a little neighborhood sweep. They aren\’t banning players, but instead dropping their player points down to
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Even though this song doesn\’t even come close to the excellence of my favorite Ace High, I just stumbled across it on You Tube. The guy claims to be THE poker donkey. Enjoy… if you can.
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And maybe Tom … and their nice friend from Phoenix whose name I forget: Somewhere along the way to posting six losing sessions out of eight and after receiving a severe tongue-lashing from Robert G (with echoes of Tulsa in
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In this week\’s episode: The Man Behind Poker Dream… Meet John Dutchak… The \”dream\” is over, but the nightmare has just begun. John Dutchak swears he\’s not the owner of the now destroyed Poker Dream Network, but family, friends, and
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Last night, the Normandie Casino in L.A. hosted a poker tournament to benefit the Los Angeles Youth Network (LAYN). The organization helps abused, neglected, and homeless adolescents become self-sufficient. A local L.A. band performed to kick off the evening, and
