It\’s already starting to pain me not to have The Poker Beat to re-speculate wildly with limited knowledge on real people\’s lives. Not sure who said what on previous episodes, but I can almost guarantee you one of us said […]
Don\’t call it a comeback … Vinnie Vinh, from Houston, had done little on the tournament scene since his chair finished 3rd in a limit hold\’em event at the \’08 WSOP. But he did book a 14th place finish in
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Don\’t Trust This Guy: He\’s shown a willingness to screw over five fellow poker players and sully the WSOP for just $2,400. Big congratulations to Savvas Zenonos for successfully stealing $2,400 from the prize pool in a 2009 WSOP main
Poker Hall of ShameRE: Dirty Chop Dodginess
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Roland de Wolfe is at the final table in a $1,500 donkament, going for his second bracelet of 2009. Would be pretty cool to win one in a 198-player PLO-HL and a 2,095-player NLH. The fact that I had him
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As we now reach a point in the WSOP where tournaments will be finishing every day, Pokerati\’s WSOP World Standings will be back … tracking which nation-states are kicking the most arse. While we can expect the USA to dominate
Breaking (2008) News: Nevada Edges out California Final WSOP Standings (for last year)
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One of Pokerati\’s WSOPals is up for an award: Lina Olofsson is a finalist for Scandinavian Female Poker Player of the Year in some Scandi Poker Awards from PokerStars. Honestly, though I know she had some good success at the
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This is probably old news to most, but while rummaging through an ESPN media site looking for a pic for the WSOP Europe post below, I came across these stats, which while familiar to me, I hadn\’t seen all together,
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OK, hmm, some new poker on TV coming in less than a month that I\’m actually interested in Tivo-ing watching. ESPN\’s first ever production of WSOP Europe. They\’re playing 4/8 Hour-Limit episodes (with Reruns and a half-kill?) — promising a
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Worthy opponent or dead money? The youngest WSOP main event champ in history. Caught up with Peter Eastgate, 23, as he scoped out the $400/$800 NLH action at the Golden Nugget yesterday … The reigning WSOP champ goes into today\’s
Ready to Play Big “I’m prepared to lose a lot of money”
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I recently discovered some new tricks on YouTube, so … In what is sure to be as critically acclaimed as Lucky You, here\’s a glimpse of the American political system in action, as seen at a semi-private PPA get-together on
How a Bill May or May Not Become a Law, Part 5 Rallying the inner-ish circle
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