Poker players may sometimes wear their hearts on their sleeves and their tells on their faces, but that\’s nothing compared to the hundreds of friends and family members who are showing their support for today\’s November Nine with the shirts […]
The day is here. The players are hidden away in some back corner of the Rio going through their pre-game routines while the fans wait patiently in line for a chance to witness poker history. Or at least grab a
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It\’s been a busy couple of weeks in poker with notable tournaments running in locations as diverse as London, Aruba and… Blackhawk, Colorado? To keep you up with who\’s winning around the world, our crack staff is everywhere. We think.
Big Winners of Every Other Week October 15, 2009
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I came across this new site the other day, and I think it\’s kind of interesting. In short, Send My Chips appears to be working as an independent third party that lets you send your own money from one site
An Idea Whose Time Has Come? Inter-site chip transfer service
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The entities over at Wicked Chops have posted their opinions about the November Nine and their potential impact on poker. I think they make pretty good points about the players and their respective personalities, but have to question them on
Before I go any further, let me make one thing perfectly clear. I respect everyone who\’s made the final table of the $1,500 No-Limit Hold \’em Shootout. It\’s a great accomplishment and one I\’d be happy to emulate. That said,
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Watching the $1,500 No-Limit Hold \’em Shootout at the WSOP today brought up an interesting question; how much does the luck of the a player\’s first round table draw factor into their chances of winning? Looking at today\’s field, there
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While watching the action at the $1,500 NLH event tonight, I\’ve noticed the floor isn\’t actively enforcing the rail, letting spectators get right up close to the action. WSOP media director Nolan Dalla says this was commonplace in the old
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