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Players can register for the event at the Dream Team Poker Registration booth in the Rio Convention Center Rotunda across from the jersey wall Hours: 10am 9pm (Friday & Saturday) 9am 12noon (Sunday) A soon to be coveted Last Place […]
Dream Team Media Day Real-money event tomorrow
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Elky: Chipleader at the end of yesterday, sure … but what has he done lately? There\’s so much good stuff in here it\’s hardly even excerptible. Nolan\’s Official Day 3 Report (with help from Alan Fowler) gives you not just
(Way) Inside the WSOPEverything you wanted to know about Day 3-4 and way more
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Phil Ivey, as we know, may be the most marketable player in poker, yet he seems to be settling in to his role as multi-bracelet, camera-dodging recluse. Thus far succeeding at keeping himself off the ESPN featured table until November
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Day 3 of the Main Event were able to play five full levels yesterday, with 789 players surviving to return at noon Saturday as they crawl their way to the money bubble at 648 players. The only player with a
(Way) Outside the WSOP – Main Event Day 4 Read More »
The first three levels of the Main Event have seen over 900 players already hit the rail, leaving around 1,100 players returning from dinner break. The unofficial chip leaders are Brian Hanson and James Akenhead with 625,000 in chips. Other
(Way) Outside the WSOP – Main Event Day 3 Evening Update Read More »
Traction the commenter wonders: Isn\’t pat poels part of team pokerati? Show the love and get a chipcount Fcuk-yeah, he is. (Especially when he\’s got chips!) Not only does PP represent us well, but also Poels has provided a good
We Mean a Tale of Three Tables Four if you count Ivey’s
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Cards have gone in the air, and two of our fellas are threatening to go deep. Today is the big day where they\’re both starting in comfortable position but still will have to play to determine if they\’ll be hanging
A Tale of Two Tables Team Pokerati Day 3 Follows
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The poker year doesn\’t run from January-December … it starts at the end of July, with the Thanksgiving holiday season kicking off the first week of June, culminating with Poker Christmas, aka the main event: 2009-2010 WSOP CIRCUIT SCHEDULE 11
Gateway Poker: 2009/10 WSOP Circuit Schedule Read More »
While it in no way surprises me that a (Texas) priest would sneak off to Vegas to support his buddy in the WSOP main event … and I\’m glad to hear it\’s no sin to give gambling winnings to the
WSOPeople: Father Poker Read More »
A reminder of what the main event really is all about — at least for more than thousand true online poker geeks in attendance last night at the PokerStars party — because really, when else would Gregory Raymer ever have
Poker Like a Rock Star Read More »
