The WSOP may be over and the vanity plates dispersed across Vegas and Southern Cali, but we still have lotsa leftover pics from the Rio\’s summertime parking lots (and others around town) … providing a unique glimpse of the poker […]
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Today\’s parking lot report comes from the Rio, by a mysterious player who apparently has a message of product disappointment for Dwight Schrute. Or maybe he\’s just talking to his beloved New York Rangers? We don\’t have a make on
Nevada and California aren\’t the only places you see poker cars. @DDaleShew (a venerable 1/2 nl/plo player from North Carolina) shares with us the back-end view of a small pick-up seen in the parking lot of the Tri-State Racetrack and
RE: Licensed and Unregulated West Virginia dreamin’ …
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Let me just brag on Pokerati\’s coverage for a bit, and say that without a doubt we\’ve got the top parking-lot reporters in all of poker. If Bluff magazine had a Reader\’s Choice Award category for this, @robertgoldfarb should definitely
Our Pokerati player/parking-lot-correspondent crew is still at it, trying to win their way into the main event while keeping you up to date about the most compelling vehicular storylines at the 2010 WSOP. The driver of this SUV, spotted in
I can\’t seem to convince anyone that this concept would make a great podcast, but still, I think there\’s a lot to be learned from a person who decides to personalize their license plate with something pokery. And you know
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Our Team Pokerati player-correspondents may not be giving us much to talk about at the tables, but they do have the parking lot beat at 3700 W. Flamingo covered. Check it out … a few new vanity spottings seen (Just)
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Though we probably shouldn\’t encourage people to engage in cell-phone photography while driving — it\’s tough to avoid blur — we can thank @PokerVixen for sharing a license plate seen on the streets of LV … 2OUTR. Can only imagine what
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Big players are (back) in Las Vegas … low Festa al Lago prelim field sizes suggest nothing is as it was a couple years ago, but the higher-stakes action is moving at Bellagio … or at least arriving there. Also
There are probably more personalized license plates in Las Vegas than anywhere else per capita. Perhaps because they only cost $36, or because so many people in this town are totally full of themselves. I\’m being serious — at any
