Huff, Dan, Jess, BJ, and even Stapleton (with the return of the Tight Laydown?): The Poker Beat: October 24, 2010 [audio:http://www.pokerroad.com/download/the-poker-beat:86] Poker Hall of Fame inductees Harrington and Seidel, age-minimum debates, and comparisons to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame […]
Though personally I don\’t expect Darvin Moon to look anything like Sammy Farha en route to 2nd place … you gotta love the debate going on over who will, and who should win … let alone whose victory would be
Moon vs. Cada, Amateur vs. Pro, Logger vs. Logger-inner More semi-historical perspective
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Recapping some of the afternoon action on Sunday: Negreanu looking for bracelet #5 The $2,500 Limit Holdem 6-max is down to the final three players, with Daniel Negreanu having a dominant chip lead. Brock Parker and Tommi Horkko are the
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Pauly and I take the Tao of Pokerati studios remote — and set up shop in the Milwaukee\’s Best Light Lounge to watch the chipstacks of a PLO/8 final table (on dinner break) as Eric Seidel goes for bracelet #9
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Actually, they\’ve been in the air all day … but the hotly contested clubs bracket is now playing, and Pokerati managed to squeeze its way in to the last seat on a very tight but pleasantly elevated press row. So
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LAS VEGAS – Nope, you\’re wrong. A six-handed final table is a…six-handed final table and Hoyt Corkins took it down. I\’ve discussed my fantasy poker point system with LB at The Poker Biz, aka Wicked Chops Junior. None for me.
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I\’ve got a fun little speaking gig this weekend — visiting the Beth Torah men\’s club to talk poker. Last year\’s appearance went well – but while regaling the breakfast crowd with poker-boom lore, home-game theory, and tales from the
Perhaps the best thing about the UIGEA will be the end to all those terrible PartyPoker ads (and that song!) on American TV … Check out these Full Tilt videos I just stumbled upon (via Bill Rini\’s sitemeter), which tell
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The future of poker arrived in 1984–when legendary Vegas gambler Bob Stupak faced off against Orac, a poker-playing Apple II computer. It was heads-up no-limit Hold ‘Em for $500,000, in a showdown that would later air on ABC’s Ripley’s Believe
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