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 — in fact, click here if you\’ve got 90 minutes to kill listening to some questionable
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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(published in All In Magazine, premiere issue, June/July 2004) 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
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