I\’m at the Foxwoods Mega Stack Challenge still, which is down to the main event final table. Pretty cool that you can see and hear what\’s going on at the final table right now. The details on the players and […]
For those Pokerati readers who missed out on what\’s going on, here\’s some stuff that\’s happened over the past few days: The first PokerStars.net NAPT event in the US got off to a roaring start on Saturday, with 872 players
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Don\’t call it a comeback … Vinnie Vinh, from Houston, had done little on the tournament scene since his chair finished 3rd in a limit hold\’em event at the \’08 WSOP. But he did book a 14th place finish in
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The WPT L.A. Poker Classic main event is in full swing at the Commerce Casino in cloudy-but-mid-70\’s SoCal, and the turnout for the $10K main is spectacular. It started on Saturday with 696 entrants according to PokerNews and 695 according
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Karridy outlasted and out-intimidated \”Century 21 Rocks!\” and every other student-player at WinStar. Karridy\’s in Oklahoma this weekend, attending the WSOP Academy at WinStar … (note to Texas legislators) … and, sure enough, after a day of schooling, he won
Karridy Wins Oklahoma WSOP Academy Tourney Team Pokerati represents at Winstar!
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It’s that time of year again… Poker players descend upon SoCal for the L.A. Poker Classic, and the Commerce Casino buzzes with tournaments and cash games of all shapes and sizes. I finally made my first jaunt over there on
No Economic Slowdown for L.A. Poker Classic They Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Stimulus Package
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It seems that the United States economic depression recession has stayed out of the Los Angeles card clubs, at least that was the case in 2008. The Los Angeles Business Journal reports that 2008 earnings were actually up 1.2% from
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… is literally out the door. I\’m guessing 1000+ entries.
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Pardon the groaner title, but hear me out. Men \”The Master\” Nguyen is on a roll of sorts. In the event mentioned below, Men took first place and the $65,700 top prize. He cashed in Event #2 of the Legends
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Phil Ivey – Courtesy of the World Poker Tour In the most exciting World Poker Tour final table in recent memory, Phil Ivey used everything in his power to win the 2008 L.A. Poker Classic. Phil Hellmuth left in sixth
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