First the good news: I\’ve finally made my way into actually working in the \”poker media\” (not counting the two months I worked during the 2009 WSOP at PokerNews) by accepting a position working with Bluff magazine. The bad news […]
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Kevin Mathers, the venerable 2+2 moderator and longtime blogger-editor at Pokerati, will not be posting here for the foreseeable future. No joke … he has been relieved indefinitely from Pokerati blogging duties. Technically, we had to \”let him go\”. Sucks,
After starting your day off right by reading Pauly\’s link dump, here\’s the recap of Sunday night at the WSOP: Dilemma Diverted at Donkament After all those Tweets, forum posts, and other whinging, Day 1b of the $1,000 NL Donkament
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The World Series of Poker starts on Friday, and the poker media (except for www.wsop.com) are getting ready with their various previews and other stuff to get their readers into the mood for six weeks of tournament action. Part of
ESPN.com Fantasizing about the WSOP Read More »
Wicked Chops has the intro and the detailed breakdown … and they provided the actual list: 1. PokerStars 2. Full Tilt Poker 3. Mitch Garber 4. Howard Lederer 5. Ty Stewart 6. Doyle Brunson 7. Joe Cada 8. Barney Frank
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The Poker Beat Crew celebrates our first-year victory in Bluff Magazine\’s Reader\’s Choice Awards. Then we take on the Kathy Liebert / Daniel Negreanu confab in Mississippi where they talked about what it really takes to get a sponsorship deal
The Poker Beat Named Top Poker Podcast for 2009 Read More »
And maybe even re-vote … Pokerati, as you may or may not know, is up for a Bluff Magazine Readers Choice Award — \”Top Poker Blog of 2009\”. Yippee. And The Poker Beat is a nominee for \”Best Poker Podcast\”.
It’s Not Too Late to Vote! Read More »
The new World Series site just went live, just in time for the November Nine … check it out at either WSOP.com or WorldSeriesofPoker.com. For the past couple years, Bluff has been running the WSOP website — they actually paid
WSOP.com Gets Overhaul, New Webmasters Read More »
We\’ve got a new highly unscientific poll up. I\’m curious … where do you like to go for information on players — whether it\’s to see how a well-known entity has done over the course of a career or to
New Poll: Favorite Source of Player Info, Tourney Results Read More »
We all knew this sorta thing would be coming … but how it would come (and continue to shake down) is, of course, a little less clear. The buzz: Matthew Parvis has resigned from his position as editor-in-chief of Bluff.
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