A review of Tuesday\’s tournament action at the WSOP, with 3 bracelets to be determined during today\’s play: 1k NL final table set The $1,000 No-Limit Holdem final table gets underway this afternoon at 2:30pm with this lineup: Seat 1: […]
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The bracket for Brunson Beer Pong came out Wednesday evening, and a few hours later, text messages began flying between players believing they might be witnessing some serious malfeasance in the pairings. @JimShipley wrote: How rigged was the beer pong
BREAKING: Brunson Beer Pong Is Rigged! I know because I rigged it
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It really amazes me sometimes that I\’ve played more beer pong in the past couple years than I did throughout college. (Chandeliers was our drinking game of choice, along with just drinking.) Anyhow, as all start gearing up for the
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The North American Poker Tour at the Venetian is coming to its inevitable conclusion with the $5,000 main event final table, scheduled to start at 2pm PT today, with live streaming available at www.napt.com/tv. Here\’s how the final table of
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Recapping the quartet of tournaments going on this evening at the WSOP. Mika v Angel for a Bracelet The $2,000 NL Holdem event is down to headsup play with Finn Mika Paasonen holding a slight chip lead over Angel Guillen.
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By all accounts, the WPT Doyle Brunson Five Diamond World Poker Classic final table was going to be a good one with a line-up that included Corkins, Sung, Rheem, and Filippi. But most eyes were on Rheem, who was one
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Michael Phelps made history at the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics by winning a record eight gold medals. And his comments to the press about wanting to play some poker in the future garnered much attention from the poker community, as
Olympian Michael Phelps Asks to Meet With Doyle BrunsonCan we talk, legend to legend?
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No, Hoyt, don\’t do it! Hoyt Corkins sherpas Tuscaloosa Johnny to Red Rock Canyon for some fresh perspective and 2008 WSOP recovery. Nearly driven mad from the land of poker, I had the opportunity on Sunday to get out of
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474 players remain when play starts again at 1pm, some happy to have made the money, others hoping for a much bigger prize later this year. Brian Schaedlich, who started day 3 with over 800,000 in chips, ended up with
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The smallest opening day field (1,158) since the WSOP was first held at the Rio in 2005 started play shortly after noon yesterday. The attendance for days 1c and 1d look to be much more encouraging, with at least 3,000
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