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Much more to say on this one … but a lot of moving parts to get our arms around. And I have a feeling just like I took the wrong side on any Gov. Chris Christie (New Jersey) veto bets […]
Darvin Moon stood out among the \’09 November Nine not for the play that got him 2nd place (and $5.2 million) … but because he stood alone. The logger who had never been on a \”big airplane\” before the WSOP
Darvin Moon Signed Sponsor-resistant November Niner selling out to Heartland Poker Tour?
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Tonight\’s semi-random collection of websites that have recently caught my eye for various reasons is brought to you by Suited Cribs — your 2011 WSOP housing hookup and VIP services connek! OK, the links: G2E Asia — the AGA brings
5-Link Minimum Pokerati’s irregular clickable web guide for pokerers
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The US District Court in New Jersey has dismissed the constitutional challenge to the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) filed by iMEGA, State Senator Ray Lesniak, and others. The dismissal was based on a lack of standing. Congress,
Challenge to PASPA Dismissed Plaintiffs Lack Standing in New Jersey
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Due to your heroic author\’s insistence that he can actually play poker as well as write about it, he decided to take a quick trip to Atlantic City to play a couple of Circuit events. That failed miserably, and also
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It\’s been too long since we shared with you the greatness of Nevada license plates. Fortunately, I don\’t believe I\’ve surrendered my claim to being the Top Parking-Lot Correspondent in Poker (even without a Bluff Award for that category). Especially
License Plate Degens Read More »
I know we all want more UB scandal stuff but this week I am going to start you off with a something else before I get into the two big hitters for UB info for the past few weeks. Ante
Merchdawg’s Podcast Roundup Nolan Dalla & More UB
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I knew early on that Zynga was gonna be kinda a friggin\’ big deal, with plans to get even bigger. While just about every other online poker entity has struggled with receding revenues of late, Zynga has seen theirs take
Governor Christie prevented intrastate gambling in New Jersey from becoming law today with a his letter to the State Senate returning the bill without executive approval of the bill \”in its present form.\” Christie did not comment on this bill
With Internet gaming, a lot of legislative maneuverings seem to come down to the wire – to a fleeting few moments of activity before deadlines. That may be because of the subject- matter; gambling is a net vote loser and, accordingly,
New Jersey Still Free From Internet Gambling Read More »
