Trying to remember where in town I spotted this one … hard to tell from the distorted reflection on the trunk. Doesn\’t look like the Rio … but regardless, have a feeling that if I\’m not following this Lexus on […]
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I just witnessed something pretty-dern interesting (new to me) … am at Binion\’s for the World Tavern Poker Open 9, and saw for the first time instant replay used to help with a difficult floor situation. WTP is one of
Instant Replay in Poker? Amateur championship tourney saved by railside cameras
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An unsettling tournament rules situation … just in from one of our undercover Pokeratizen investigators playing in the $1,500 NLH … and, of course, it involves texting. This took place at a table in the Miranda Room, shortly after the
Communication Breakdown? Read More »
The question was: How much can the first person to act come in for in Pot Limit Omaha if the blinds are 5k/10k, and the big blind is all-in for only 5k? Most seem to believe that in WSOP-branded PLO,
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An interesting situation came up the other day in a $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha that required floor intervention … (yes, even Harris screws up every once in a while occasionally calls for assistance.) Blinds were 5k/10k … the big blind was
You Be The Floor: Calculating an Undersize Pot
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PokerNews has a pretty cool new(ish) feature on YouTube called \”Hand of the Day\” — where they get two players to break down a specific tournament situation in a relatively interesting way. In this episode, they talk to Bryan Devonshire
Hand Breakdown (in Limit Hold\’em) Devo\’s Set vs. Boeken\’s Overpair + Dealer Error
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What I\’ve been doing while waiting anxiously for Jeffrey Pollack\’s next blog post: Day 1a of the $1,500 almost sold out, as over 2,000 started play. The play was fast and furiousEarlier this evening there was about 400 spots left
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Tom busted out on his first hand of today\’s $1,500 NLH event. Here\’s how it went down … Donkey Bomber shows up and is looking for his seat. A floor guy directs him to his table — only he sends
LAS VEGAS–We all heard the sound and paused for a moment … yep, that had to be what it was. A floorman dropped a rack of chips, right near the rail where spectators were gathered. Tourney officials handled it well,
LAS VEGAS–The $50k HORSE event finished up this morning … and FREDDIE DEEB is officially crowned the best all-around poker player in the world for the time being. You can only presume HARRAH\’S OFFICIALS are breathing a sigh of relief
