A lot of us WSOP media veterans (this will be Pokerati\’s 5th year in attendance, which I think is longer than any other blog) see the World Series as Christmas season for poker. Think about it … right now we\’re […]
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Danielle in New York writes in with a little more info about the film project they\’ve got working: Another thing you can add if people are being hesitant to being interviewed or showing us their room, we have filmed in
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It\’s a done deal. The 2008 World Series of Poker main event will end on July 14 with nine final table players remaining. They will return to play on November 9, and the final two will play it out on
117 Days: WSOP Makes It Official Read More »
I wrote this post right after the 2007 WSOP, but I hadn’t pressed publish yet. With all the talk about structural changes and travel plans for the upcoming WSOP, now seem\’s a good time for us to think about our
Start/Stop the B-tching! Read More »
There\’s a media conference call tomorrow with WSOP honchos Jeffrey Pollack and Jack Effel. According to the invite: WHAT: A preview of the 39th Annual World Series of Poker, presented by Milwaukee’s Best Light to discuss what is new for
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WSOP expected to announce details on delayed final table tomorrow Read More »
Mark your calendars before the dollar goes even lower against European currencies … WSOP-Europe 2008 is set for September 19-October 1. Click below for further details and the full press release:
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Harrah\’s writes in with the WSOP parent-company\’s thoughts and condolences: WSOP’s Statement on Passing of Poker Legend Reese LAS VEGAS December 4, 2007 Harrah’s Entertainment, Inc. and the World Series of Poker issued the following statement today to express condolences
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The second day of the conference began with an appearance by Jeffrey Pollack, Commissioner of the World Series of Poker. He gave some insight into the 2008 WSOP that hasn’t been released to the press officially, as follows: There will
California Poker Players Conference – Day 2 Read More »
As previously mentioned, the first annual CPPC will be taking place this weekend at Hollywood Park Casino in Los Angeles. Registration is still open, and the cost is $180 for both days of speakers and panel discussions. The schedule includes:
2007 CA Poker Players Conference Read More »
From Boston to Cali to Las Vegas to Washington DC … it\’s all about poker-poker-poker \’til the cows come home. So wow, so much is going on right about now. A lot of smart people doing a little bit more
