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LAS VEGAS–Steve Wong did not seem happy about the story he was telling outside the Amazon room. Which could only mean one thing…he had been eliminated. Turns out my assumption was right and hearing that he was eliminated in 7th […]
WSOP Final Table and Not a final table Updates Read More »
LAS VEGAS–Wolfman Eskimo Clark has collapsed three times thus far in the WSOP. Not sure what the doctors are recommending but it looks like the odds of Eskimo taking their advice are the same as Al Sharpton showing up to
Dirt Off The Amazon Floor Read More »
DALLAS–It’s effectively Super Bowl week for me. While I will be there for the main event as well, this week marks our second annual pilgrimage to the WSOP (and fourth poker adventure). Tiny B Tulsa and Gentle Shane are heading
Musings on the WSOP from a closer… Read More »
LAS VEGAS–As some of you know, the WSOP has been blessed this year with the presence of several Dallas dealers, at least one of whom has experience dealing Razz. From PokerNews, at yesterday\’s $1,500 event: # 12 hours 15 minutes
Dallas Dealers Charming the Pros? Read More »
LAS VEGAS–New episode of Beyond the Table is up. I\’m listening in pop-up right now … you should do the same. On this week\’s special edition — recorded in Las Vegas, Las Vegas, and Las Vegas — you get to
LAS VEGAS–Will be an interesting final table in the $1,500 Razz event. Not just because Men the Master should be sobered up by 3 pm (pacific) today when cards go in the air; and not just because German poker lass
Eskimo Goes Down, But Still Alive Read More »
LAS VEGAS–Ray in Chicago writes in because Pokerati\’s circuitry currently forces him to (the internet elves should have us fully rewired by Thursday Friday): Hi Dan Presented by Milwaukee\’s Best Light, I wanted to comment about your financial situation but
LAS VEGAS–Local Attorney Bob Nersesian submitted an interesting letter to the editor in today\’s Las Vegas Review Journal regarding \”advantage gamblers\” being banned from playing in the WSOP (as was the case with Richard Brodie before Jeffrey Pollack pulled some
LAS VEGAS–The most common question I hear here at the WSOP is, How many people do you think will be playing in the main event? \”Howya doin\’?\” Fine, thanks. So far so good. At poker itself, after five sessions of
LAS VEGAS–Technical difficulties aside … I played in a big tourney yesterday (big for me). It was the third $1,500 NLH event of the WSOP, which drew 2,315 entries. CC over at PokerWorks was cool enough to follow my action
My Day at the WSOP: So close to winning it all Read More »
