Slow action or not … that\’s what TV editing is for, and makes me think some damn good poker is being played. (Ahh, how I\’ve been corrupted from back in the day when I thought every final table should be […]
WSOP-E Gets Dreamy Final Table RE: Exciting Line-up, Sloooow Action
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Beating almost everyone\’s expectations, the November Nine was established before 11pm Wednesday night with chip leader Darvin Moon cracked Jordan Smith\’s aces, flopping a set of eights. Here\’s how the final table is scheduled to be seated when the players
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It’s been a mixed week for European players at the WSOP. Things got off to a flying start in the $1,500 No Limit Hold’em tournament and the $3,000 No Limit Hold’em Triple Chance event. German players Joh Carsten ($1,500 NLHE)
A Mixed Week for Europeans as the Main Event Begins Across the Pond
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Union talks with Benjo are going well — we still haven\’t come to complete resolution, but it\’s good we\’re still all at the table — and thus, to the tune of the Star-Spangled Banner on American Independence Day / La
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The Brits have notched up their third bracelet of the 2009 WSOP following the victory of John Kabbaj in the $10,000 World Championship Pot Limit Hold’em event. Kabbaj, known as large to his London poker pals, had already gone close
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Good episode of the Degen Report — bringing you more of the real WSOP, nearly a month in, as tempers flare, bankrolls fluctuate, and the general grind begins to wear. In this vid, we learn about rumors of who\’s rolling
Amazing Parlays, Abuse Infractions, and Nut-checking Violations Micon’s Degen Report
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The last week at the 2009 WSOP has seen some impressive performances from the European poker contingent. Europeans love to head over to Sin City when the World Series of Poker is running and this year they’ve enjoyed great success
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You may have noticed the Pokerati World Standings (presented by Betfair) for the 2009 WSOP (presented by Jack\’s Links Beef Jerky) have been updated. Some interesting trends and plausibly coincidental occurrences over the past several events It took some time,
Updated World Standings Through 38 events
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Twenty-seven events are already in the books at the 2009 World Series of Poker and, so far, European players are having one of their best Series to date. As you might expect, it is the Americans that are dominating the
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Roland deWolfe, the most recent WSOP bracelet winner, representin\’ the GBR Joe Elliot-style. One of today\’s bracelets goes to Sweden. Any chance Tomas Alenius will request the Finnish national anthem be played — you know, to make things right in
Updated Regional Standings: World Series Gets Worldy Italy stripped of earlier bracelet
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