A few years ago, I met NBC reporter Grant Stinchfield when he interviewed me during my run for U.S. Congress. (Yes, I ran for Congress. No, I didn\’t win. Yes, I should have.) A few months after that, he interviewed […]
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OK, so all I really know is that it was a lawyer from Colorado that made trouble for Texas poker. No real clue if it was the same lawyer. But seriously, how many gambling lawyers in Colorado want to spend
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Looks to be a fun year for poker — I wonder if the poker media will decide to actually cover it like a \”sport\” instead of a promotional event. A Pokerati commenter points out that Crispin Leyser — Jamie Gold\’s
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One of the most significant cases in forthcoming poker legal fights may be one that has (almost) nothing to do with poker. A Colorado lawyer has filed a lawsuit (in New Jersey) claiming fantasy football, with any money attached to
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Appeared on Hold’em Radio’s “Beyond the Table” with Tom Schneider last week. Semi-interesting stuff as this WSOP final tableist and I discuss Harrah’s and the corporate influences in the World Series of Poker; how Tom did; life in the $400/$800
Friday, Saturday, Sunday … sorry about that … but anyone who spent any time at the WSOP understands how all the days just start to blur together. Anyhow, to answer some questions: No, I will not be throwing the tournament
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Skypecast on Hold\’em Radio — \”Naughty Poker Angels\” — hosted by Sharron Nix and her friend Angie. I\’m not sure what to tell you to expect. But the show\’s got Sharron and the word \”naughty\” in the title … so it\’s
David in Plano(?) writes in: Long time, no see. How\’s it going, Dan? That\’s good to hear that you\’re going to be playing at the Lodge again on Sundays. Do you still let VIP\’s sign-up ahead of time by emailing
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Defending champ Jamie Gold\’s first reported not-good: He supposedly promised the dealers a $1 million tip if he won, and he did, but he didn\’t deliver. First, we have reports from a WSOP dealer on Pokerati, and now \”coonie\” has
That was a new thing I had in mind for 2007 … PAL (Poker at the Lodge) as opposed to LAP (Lodge Amateur Poker). Seriously, where does the genius stop? But we\’ll have to see what comes of that. So
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