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As you may know, Cardrunners is the official sponsor of the WSOP satellite room, with no shortage of promotional banners on the walls. But the popular poker training website has taken promotions a step further by leaving fortune cookies on […]
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With the final 16 players in the money, there were numerous HORSEs who were potentially great stories. This isn\’t to diminish their feats in this tournament – to survive the initial field of 148 in a $50K buy-in mixed game
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I use the phrase \”last minute\” loosely, because it\’s possible this changed occurred back in 2007 and I just missed it … but Change100 points out there\’s been a change in how the WSOP calculates its Player of the Year.
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Mike Wattel just went out in 17th place in the $50k HORSE event, finishing one shy of the money. Can you imagine anything worse? Wattel was tiny-stacked with 20 players left, and managed to hang on with hardly an ante
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I\’ve only been in Vegas for little more than five days and I\’ve already seen more bad behavior than a table full of Hellmuths could muster in a 12-hour session. There was the old European guy Max at the Golden Nugget
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The bi-weekly \”donkaments\” carry on … Event #49 — $1,500 NLH … 2,700 players. A few of them are people Pokerati cares about covering … Pflaster is back in action, Robert Goldfarb is in the field and texting in updates
Good game Gavin, take the money. The good news is my buddy Ryan Hughes is on the final table of the stud/8.
Good game Gavin, take the Read More »
5825 on first break. Have a nice little last longer bet with Gavin Smith…yum yum.
5825 on first break. Have Read More »
Got back to Vegas last night and am playing 1500NL today. Another sellout. This poker just might catch on.
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John Bonetti died in Houston this week at age 80. The three-time WSOP bracelet winner was loved by players, hated by dealers, and according to his good friend Phil Hellmuth (via PokerNews), \”[He would have been] a huge star if
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