A mistake in our latest installment — our fault, not the EPT\’s, for taking what they have on the front page of their official, regularly updated website at face value — slighted the significance of Luca Pagano\’s 4th place finish […]
BWOTEOW: Addendum Pagano the winningest player in EPT history, with no wins
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Boys will be boys, and those of us in poker\’s minority know this. The Wicked Chops entities made \”hot girls\” the norm for poker media, and the PokerListings guys have jumped on board with this gem, including comments about how
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Well, this just didn’t go as planned. The idea was to make some solid picks mixed with some off-the-wall choices for 2009 World Series performances, with the results proving me to be somewhat of a genius. Whoops. Some of my
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That’s right. I’ve got picks. I didn’t participate in any official draft or betting pool, just chose players to watch this year and listed them here. That makes them official, Pokerati-style. The purpose of picking a team of players at
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The EPT Grand Final came to a long drawn-out end yesterday in Monte Carlo, and after nearly 13 hours of play, Canadian Glen Chorny took it down. Ho hum. It may be the least exciting victory in recent tournament times,
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The European Poker Tour (EPT) Grand Final just concluded its fourth day of action, and out of an amazing 842 players, only 10 remain. Glen Chorny – 3,370,000 Isaac \’westmenloAA\’ Baron – 2,365,000 Michael Martin – 1,579,000 Maxime Villemure –
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