Julian in Dallas (aka the Deputy Chief of Dallas Police) writes in with official word on the anti-poker incursion into Red Men\’s: From: Bernal, Julian Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 8:27 AM To: Dan Michalski Subject: RE: Red Men\’s bust? […]
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A question I often get from Sang tight-passive amateurs looking to add a little oomph to their game is: \”So is that a good hand to bluff with?\” Well, gee, I dunno. It depends on so many other things …
… a bunch of our lives were changing, live on C-Span / semi-live on PokerBlog. And the next day we were trying to make sense of it so we could figure out what else would come.
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While the WPT has been lounging working to host a tournament in Turks & Caicos this past week, they’ve also been documenting some prop bets through the live updates and video updates. Side note: Kimberly Lansing has been in better
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As testament to the notion that poker is not a partisan issue, Pete Sessions (R-TX) is not the only Republican brought onto our bandwagon … other GOP\’ers that have signed on as co-sponsors to the Wexler Bill / Skill Game
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The most storied poker room in all of Dallas history got busted last night. Details are still scarce, but apparently one of the local players fingered as an undercover agent had been playing there recently on Friday nights … more
Red Men’s Raided?!?
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The latest episode of Beyond the Table is up. In this week\’s festive podcast, you\’ll hear: Dan misses a meeting … too many responsibilities. Karridy on the Mathematics of PokerBowl. Update on the Karridy vs. Big Robert music video challenge.
Some dudes in Georgia are making a documentary … \”Underground Home Game, The Movie.\” No release date yet … they\’re still in the process of making it as they follow a posse of low-stakes players engaging in civil disobedience.
Poker and Pete Sessions now go hand-in-hand as the six-term Republican signs on to champion poker-player interests. Congress is bucking up for a new legislative season — in a presidential election year, no less — and our representatives have to
How a Bill May or May Not Become a Law, Part 4
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Poker must be the most boring activity in the world. Why else would the industry focus its cameras on the most ridiculous people? We have spelling bees and Scrabble championships on TV and none of the competitors have little charks
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