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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Ivan Demidov is not able to attend the NBC Heads-Up event at Caesars\’ Palace this weekend due to visa issues. Hevad Khan will take his place, which was announced by Mori Eskandani on Gary Wise\’s podcast on Rounders Radio.
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OK, hmm, some new poker on TV coming in less than a month that I\’m actually interested in Tivo-ing watching. ESPN\’s first ever production of WSOP Europe. They\’re playing 4/8 Hour-Limit episodes (with Reruns and a half-kill?) — promising a
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I\’m about to head over the the Golden Nugget (in an hour or so) … so then I\’ll have an official count on who\’s playing … but there were some last-minute swaps in play. Yesterday, both Peter Eastgate and Barry
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From an email from GSN: GSNS HIGH STAKES POKER HEADS BACK TO THE GOLDEN NUGGET HOTEL & CASINO WITH LARGEST EVER BUY-IN FOR ENTIRE RUN OF A TELEVISION SERIES WHAT: GSN invites press to come watch the exclusive taping of
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Now that we\’ve finished with the 2008 WSOP, and made our various criticisms of the November Nine, it\’s time to plan for next year\’s WSOP. Most people who watched the final table found it a bit lacking, especially the heads-up
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I\’m curious what y\’all thought about the big-hype show last night. I enjoyed the hands we did see — because really, this final table probably featured some of the best pure poker of any main event sit-n-go I\’ve seen since
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A champion is in our midst, and he is the youngest WSOP main event champion ever. Congratulations, Peter Eastgate from Odense, Denmark! Both players got in cheap to see the flop of 2d-Ks-3h. It was Eastgate who bet out, and
More than two hours into heads-up play, most of the crowd remains in their seats, despite discovering how slow and uneventful live poker can be at times. Some other points of interest: ~From the time the final table began yesterday,
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When the security guys came out with the money in silvery aluminum briefcases — 9 million semi-real American dollars — a few of us in media row joked about telling the story that the guys left at the final table
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