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A touch more research on the research below reveals that back in 2005, to fully study the waves, impacts, ebbs, and pulses of the poker business, the following companies were considered relevant enough to merit a looksie: (Notice anyone conspicuously […]
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The following industry analysis showed up in my email last night … but upon a single click I realized this market research was not current, but from February 2005 — before any of us had ever heard of Steve Dannenmann,
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Pardon the groaner title, but hear me out. Men \”The Master\” Nguyen is on a roll of sorts. In the event mentioned below, Men took first place and the $65,700 top prize. He cashed in Event #2 of the Legends
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In a stunning development, one of the WSOP November Nine has cashed in a poker tournament. And it just happened to be Kelly Kim, the shortest stacked player waiting to head back to the Rio in Las Vegas to attempt
November Niner Cashes in L.A.WSOP Short Stack Kelly Kim Practices Final Table Play
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While I can\’t keep up with all of the Olympic coverage, I\’m doing my damnedest. My TiVo has been working in hyperdrive, recording everything airing on NBC, the USA network, and CNBC, and I\’m watching a lot and fast-forwarding (with
The Olympic Face of Poker: Vanessa Rousso? Read More »
Shame on me. On August 5, I was wishing the best to my good friends at PartyPoker, who turned 7 years old last week. But I forgot about Pauly — a presumably better friend and fellow blogger and my personal
Happy (Belated) Birthday, Tao! Read More »
You\’ve probably seen this already, but in case you haven\’t … lots of dumb gamblers* these days: And then there was this guy, who called 911 with a claim that a slot machine stole his money. * \”gamblers\” is a
Brendan Hansen … American swimmer … just got third in his semi-final in the 100m breaststroke. (Really, how amazing is that — to be able to breast-stroke the length of a football field in less than a minute.) Anyhow, apparently
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As mentioned below, I\’m currently watching Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh dominate the Japanese in women\’s beach volleyball (poker-playing b-baller Jason Kidd is also watching the game, albeit from the stands, not on TV — as the NBA players are
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In comparing the Olympics to the World Series of Poker, I didn\’t plan to write about this, but Justin Shronk asks: \”Have any Olympians ever played in the WSOP?\” I stayed awake about an hour last night doing some research
How Many Olympians Have Played in the WSOP? (Six and counting …) Read More »
