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Do you play in a casino, home game or online? Do you want to move up the poker ladder? This is what I think is important about moving up in each case: Home games are the easiest to beat. If […]
The Poker Food Chain, Part 1 Read More »
They probably don\’t want me writing about it … but I gotta say thanks to the good folks of [town deleted], Texas, who hosted what is probably pretty close to the bitchin\’est tourney in the Lone Star State. It was
Re: Pokerati at the Tables (2)
Texas hold\’em, water chickens, and TBR Read More »
Determined subjectively by me: 1. The Big Randy 2. Donkey Bomber 3t. Fresh Princess 3t. Karridy 5. DanM 6. Lavigne in Austin Will establish rules, criteria, and prize as we go along.
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Think the crackdown on online gambling — which became a clear reality with the arrest of Sportingbet\’s Peter Dicks in September — is anything but a legal shakedown? Dicks, who had criminal allegations pending against him in Louisiana, had all
Pay Up! Case Dismissed Read More »
So as Karridy tells us, Tom has had a successful Day 1 so far at the WPT World Poker Challenge in Reno, nearly tripling his stack. Sweet. It\’s still early, so lots of people are still alive. But I couldn\’t
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A rushed phone call from Pokerati contributor and Beyond The Table co-host, Tom Schneider, informs us that our friend is sitting comfortable with over T$27,000 at the first break in the World Poker Challenge in Reno. For those who recall,
Reno gets DonkeyBombed Read More »
Despite vast and important off-the-table work going on, your favorite correspondents at Pokerati all have/had some serious action on the felt this weekend. OK, well maybe some more serious than others, but still … Tom Schneider is in Reno competing
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According to Pokernews, the WSOP has decided to double your starting chip stack on all events this year! This will eliminate some major complaints of players because the previous small stacks really didn\’t allow much room to play poker. When
Here is a summary of the responses to my Writer\’s Block post. Jason wanted me to write about working your way up the poker ladder. This is a very good discussion for people who want to improve their game and
Oops! Winner Declared! Read More »
No new developments (as far as I know) in the case of Harrah\’s vs. Federico Schiavio for control of WSOP.com. (Haley has been all over this story.) But as Harrah\’s gets more aggressive in protecting its WSOP trademarks, and Schiavio
