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Action today that\’s not the $5k NL 2-7 KC Lowball tournament: The $1,500 PLO Event is down to 14 players, Vanessa Selbst is currently the overwhelming chip leader, with over 450k in chips, which is double what 2nd place has. […]
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Tom is out. He was in this tourney for 15k. Hes collecting his winnings (w a big thug by his side) and will buy into horse, already started
They\’re down to five … and here are the prizes they are competing for: 1st – $537,862 2nd – $347,004 3rd – $225,552 4th – $156,151 5th – $104,101
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So bummer that ESPN has bad insurance — and I\’m not just sayin\’ that because Pokerati\’s new made-for-TV patches just arrived. While the ESPN camerapeople are taking some atmosphere filler shots — you know, just in case Erick Lindgren wins
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OK, you know I don\’t want to make this year\’s WSOP all about Tom\’s lack of sponsorable attention … but I can\’t help it on this one … watch the WSOP video update, and they talk about what a star-studded
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Event #18 is the No-Limit 2-7 Draw Lowball w/Rebuys tournament. The field was small with only 85 competitors, but those few people managed to rebuy 272 times and create a $1,036,035 prize pool to be divided between the top 14
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Go Tom! Wish I could see you play but non-official media is being kept far away. Rooting for you from media row!
The Texas Card Players Association held their annual meeting in Austin on May 31. I am a former board member of the association and believe that they are on the right track in terms of growing their membership. If we
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First, important Pokerati news: Tom Schneider made the final table of the $5,000 NL 2-7 KC Lowball w/rebuys final table. Per usual, this event has an impressive final table lineup (starting at 3pm): Seat 1: Jeffrey Lisandro 461,000 Seat 2:
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It\’s clear Phil Ivey is a problem gambler. The question is whether he\’s a problem for casinos and his prop bet opponents or himself. One well-respected ambassadorial poker friend of Ivey\’s has said he worries that Phil is too into
Money on the Line But Phil Ivey Apparently Can’t Afford a Tivo
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