The HPT Soaring Eagle Six took to the TV felt circa 6:45p EST/3:45 LV last night. There were a number of notables sweating this final table – Darvin and Wendy Moon were on the rail for the entire evening, and […]
The final TV table of six players has been reached at the Heartland Poker Tour Championship Open $1500 +$150 Main Event at the Soaring Eagle Casino in Mt. Pleasant, MI. Six major names in poker played in this two-day event.
Day 1 of the Heartland Poker Tour \”Championship Open\” $1500 +$150 Main Event tagged-and-bagged @ around midnight at the Soaring Eagle Casino in Mt. Pleasant, MI with 60 players remaining of the original field of 413 (*huge* for HPT.) This
November 9 Updates: Andrew Feldman of ESPN Poker has a Final Table Blog/Chat going on where you can chat and ask him questions as he live blogs the Final table. The live chat also has the twitter feed for all
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If you are a part of the majority who cannot access ESPN3 (because of non-deals between ESPN and various ISPs) and want to watch the \”live\” 5-minute delay of the WSOP Final Table this weekend? Well all you need is
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So there was a media conference call this morning and there were some interesting things to come out of the call: The pseudo-live coverage of the final table will be on ESPN3, which means if your ISP does not provide
More multimedia for your Friday … Team Pokerati got some good lovin\’ on ESPN this week. Good thing, too, because The Big Randy would fail to deliver on his patch-wearing duties early on Day 4 when he happened to be
WSOP Power Patches Team Pokerati, ESPN, Loudmouth, and Tao of Pokerati
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Danny Egelhoff and Rob Gusman of All 360 Media have taken the technology behind Google Earth and applied it to poker environments. With two strange-looking cameras they\’ve brought a new dimension to watching poker on the internet.
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The poker economy isn\’t what it used to be. Players who wouldn\’t have thought twice about dropping $50K two years ago are now looking at the cost of entry the same way many of us look at $1,500, $2,500 or $5,000 events.
The final table of the $5,000 PokerStars NAPT Mohegan Sun Main Event came to a conclusion early Sunday evening, with Vanessa Selbst taking down the title in dominating fashion. In an interesting quirk, like her 2008 WSOP PLO bracelet win
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