Insta-Amy
I\’m sure I\’ll be stumbling across more and more must-click items throughout the week … the latest is Amy Calistri\’s well-written take on what all came together to create the current online poker clusterfuck.
Nolan Dalla Resigns from PokerStars
Anyone who\’s anyone in the poker media knows Nolan Dalla. As the longtime WSOP media director and the co-author of Stu Ungar\’s biography, he\’s kinda a guru to degenerates like me and Pauly. He\’s a good person, and, quite frankly,
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Instapoker
Wow, for the first time, the non-poker media is actually paying attention to non-poker issues. The result is some incredibly insightful stuff and the occasional pure bullshit: First off, DICK MORRIS has an interesting column — penned a few days
Leave it to a hoser to have some sack
Finally, Negreanu speaks to the new gambling law, and like I was expecting, it is a virtual \”fuck you and the unenforceable horse you rode in on, eh.\” Interesting for two reasons: (1) points out that, hey, if you\’ve got
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They Can Have My Mouse when They Pry It From My Cold, Dead Hands
Gandalf at DFW writes in with a question about the enforcement of the new Internet Gambling Prohibition, and shares an idea toward legalization. Would be curious to hear what others have to say: —–Original Message—– From: Jay Wagoner Sent: Tuesday,
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Musings on the new Internet Gambling law
Trying to get my head around the new Internet Gambling law. Read an interesting piece on page 2 of today\’s Business section in the Dallas Morning News (sadly, the website does not have the article). In it, the writer suggests
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The Legend of Tiny B
For those of you following the $1,500 NLH event in Tunica a few days ago, below is the official WSOP report. The hand Todd went out on really was a bummer — particularly since he is arguably one of the
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Eerily Familiar
So Party\’s pulling out, and so is PokerStars … Pacific Poker is out but Paradise Poker is staying put (for now). Is it just me, or does all this remind you a lot of the (temporary) implosion of the Dallas
A Look Back …
Poker at its Renaissance
The game became a worldwide obsession virtually overnight. Now what will become of the game?
By Dan Michalski — published in All In Magazine, premiere issue, June/July 2004
“Black Monday”
I\’m confident the sky isn\’t falling, but the stock is. PartyPoker\’s stock is down 55 percent in the first hour of trading today. UPDATE: It took a while, but the non-poker world is finally starting to notice poker\’s issues. Even
