Someone will win the first bracelet of the 2011 WSOP today, before registration opens for event #1. We listed about 13 percent of the field as people who might be worth watching, just because, and three of them made it […]
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Is it too early to call her the Dwyte Pilgrim of 2011? We were just telling you how well La Sengphet was playing … when boyfriend David Clark gave me a buzz to let me know, yo dude, don\’t hate
CORRECTION: Turns out we overlooked two cashes for David in St. Louis and one in Florida. Pokerati regrets the error(s) … and, of course, basing the entire premise of a post around them. WSOP.com still working to rectify their contribution
Rising poker couple: DC n La ring in the new year with a WSOP bang to confirm their his-and-her badass status. Move over Tom and Julie Schneider … you two were like so \’07-\’09. The new, reigning king-and-queen power couple
The longest day of the $25,000 WPT World Championship at the Bellagio took place on Friday, as the remaining 10 players took their sweet time getting down to the televised final table of six. When play finally ended, it was
Benyamine leads WPT Championship final table Hellmuth finishes 7th
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Don\’t forget that the WSOP isn\’t the only big poker action going on in town right now. The Venetian has its own not-so-mini series of poker four times a year, the third of which kicked off today. Event #1 ($300+30
Venetian Deep Stacks Booming, Too Record DSE field today
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Oh shit, while contemplating the significance of Tiffany Michelle in a Matusow-less field, I almost completely overlooked Craig Marquis — an online player from Arlington (craigmarq) who Raj Kattamuri introduced to me just the other day. And lo and behold,
RE: All Hopes Hinge … Go Dallas (Online) Poker!
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Phil Gordon is still alive and well in the main event — and because he clearly doesn\’t have his podcast priorities straight, I got to sit in for him on ESPN\’s The Poker Edge. This was new poker podcast territory
We lost Randack, TBR, and Goldfarb early today, but with three fewer players to follow, we were able to find another one roaming the hallways at dinner break and get him aboard Team Pokerati. Andrew Chud is, um, a rrreally
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UPDATE: No-stakes Dallas Amateur-turned-Vegas small-stakes pro David Pflaster is hanging in there. Has built his stack back up to about 6,000. \”I did stop-and-go,\” he said, \”the best play in poker … He raised it up and i couldn\’t go
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