Johnny F\’ing Chan Falls Well Short of Bracelet #11 Johnny Chan lost to Jamin Stokes in the quarterfinal round of the $10,000 NL Holdem Heads-Up World Championship. Currently, the semifinals are ongoing with Stokes playing Leo Wolpert and John Duthie […]
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Johnny F\’ing Chan Going for Bracelet #11 The $10,000 NL Holdem Heads-Up World Championship has 8 players remaining who return at 2pm Monday to determine the winner. Here\’s the matchups for the quarterfinals, which will also air on ESPN360 and
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Covering the afternoon coverage of Sunday afternoon at the WSOP: de Wolfe wins de Triple Crown Roland de Wolfe became the second player (after Gavin Griffin) to win poker\’s Triple Crown (Winning a WSOP bracelet, WPT main event and EPT
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Thang Luu (pronounced \”Tang\”) just took down the $1,500 Omaha Hi-Lo … and while normally an Asian dude winning a smallish mixed game bracelet would hardly merit more than polite applause, this win is truly impressive because Luu won the
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Crap, one of my final four picks is already out. Erik Seidel. I so almost went the other way with that one, too. Otherwise, all is well in my bracket. Got the 4 3 other matches right — Farha d.
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It seems that All In Energy Drink is getting recognized in non-poker markets. Who knew? The Examiner recently took notice of the Johnny Chan-sponsored drink, and it\’s getting good reviews. In the Caffeine Examiner column, Big Red Boots (the caffeine
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Mr. Peanut demanded too much money to call the opening cards in the air, so the WSOP got Michael Buffer instead. As the 2008 WSOP was coming to a close a few days ago, Pauly and I couldn\’t help but
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Players are off on dinner break … and the chip counts are nicely on display for all to see: Ivan Demidov: 30,725,000 Peter Eastgate: 27,175,000 Dennis Phillips: 26,950,000 Ylon Schwartz: 20,475,000 Scott Montgomery: 20,300,000 Darus Suharto: 10,600,000 Damn, that\’s tight
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Did anyone ever play at the site? ChanPoker did launch in the summer of 2006 with the inclusion of U.S. customers, but months later it went strictly overseas due to the passage of the UIGEA. Well, despite its cool Chinese
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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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