The first three levels of the Main Event have seen over 900 players already hit the rail, leaving around 1,100 players returning from dinner break. The unofficial chip leaders are Brian Hanson and James Akenhead with 625,000 in chips. Other […]
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A reminder of what the main event really is all about — at least for more than thousand true online poker geeks in attendance last night at the PokerStars party — because really, when else would Gregory Raymer ever have
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Day 2a concluded with 607 players remaining and Andrew Gaw the chip leader with 386,800 in chips. In an interesting story, Eric Cloutier, who was reported chip leader at the end of day 1a with 150,750 in chips, turned out
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Day 1a of the Main Event is in the books, with 821 players remaining from the 1,116 who started the day. The reported chip leader is Eric Cloutier at 150,750. Other notable names with chips include: Jason Alexander (89,575), Pokerati\’s
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Play started about 12:20 this afternoon for day 1a of the $10,000 NL Holdem Main Event, with the UNLV Marching Band and Wayne Newton kicking things off. I\’m sure those who\’ve chosen days 1b-1d are thankful that they didn\’t have
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The BTT crew: Poker talk fused with gay jokes and fat commentary was all the rage in 2007. Some of you have been wondering, why no new episodes of Beyond the Table? Tom, Karridy, and I have been wondering the
Out with a Fizzle!
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Damn, with all the poker media showing up, I gotta be wondering how on earth everyone\’s fitting in. The entire tournament room at Caesar\’s Palace is taken for the NBC Heads-up Poker Championship stage … though probably less than 20
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It\’s that time of year again. The NBC National Heads-Up Poker Championship is on the horizon, and many players have already confirmed that they\’ll pay the $20k to get some camera time compete in the event. Sixty players have been
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