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Vinny Napolitano brought it home for Cincinnati by defeating Allen Kessler on the first hand of heads-up play. I\’ll be having my own 3-way tonight to honor the team.
Team Cincinnati Wins First Ever U.S. Pokerbowl Read More »
Beyond the Table has a new distribution partner in CardPlayer, where we\’re putting up some special episodes for the US Poker Bowl. And, of course, you can always hear the latest semi-regular, never relevant jimjabber from Tom, Dan, and Karridy
Beyond the Table Sells Out Loves Barry Shulman! Read More »
The second day of the conference began with an appearance by Jeffrey Pollack, Commissioner of the World Series of Poker. He gave some insight into the 2008 WSOP that hasn’t been released to the press officially, as follows: There will
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LAS VEGAS–You can\’t seem to go anywhere pokery in this town these days without people talking about Absolute. It\’s not the only thing on their minds, of course, but everyone seems to have a take on the online cheating scandal
Mark Seif Speaks: Nothing is Absolute Read More »
Over 100 people signed up for the first annual CPPC, and for its inaugural installment, the hosts seemed pleased. Not only were the attendees excited to be there, but they seemed inspired by the speakers taking notes, asking questions, talking
California Poker Players Conference – Day 1 Read More »
Last night the word was — via PocketFives and 2+2 — that Absolute was ready to admit malfeasance and guilt. That mea culpa has been released, and the AP honchos are blaming a disgruntled kid wanting to stick it to
Absolute Admissions: You Buyin’? Read More »
As previously mentioned, the first annual CPPC will be taking place this weekend at Hollywood Park Casino in Los Angeles. Registration is still open, and the cost is $180 for both days of speakers and panel discussions. The schedule includes:
2007 CA Poker Players Conference Read More »
From Boston to Cali to Las Vegas to Washington DC … it\’s all about poker-poker-poker \’til the cows come home. So wow, so much is going on right about now. A lot of smart people doing a little bit more
Law professor Charles Nesson and his students have formed a group at Harvard University to use poker to teach life skills and examine important issues like the WTO v. US conflict. The Global Poker Strategic Thinking Society (GPSTS) started off
Harvard Gets in the Game Read More »
As feces continue to fly about the fan, Absolute Poker has agreed to a third-party investigation by a supposedly independent agency, Gaming Associates. Mark Seif, a former attorney with a stake in AP has taken on the role as spokesperson
Re: Absolute (3)
Mark Seif, Absolute respond with call for investigation Read More »
