Greetings, Pokerati faithful. I\’m coming to you live from Foxwoods somewhere deep in the Connecticut wilderness. Today\’s reunion of all nine members of the 2010 World Series of Poker Main Event final table is the first of its kind in […]
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Podcasting action shots. Not quite worthy of video, but certainly would make for a good holographic Slurpee coin. That\’s the big news — major-extreme technological advancement, from the original producers of Pop music disguised as a poker podcast … after
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So there was a media conference call this morning and there were some interesting things to come out of the call: The pseudo-live coverage of the final table will be on ESPN3, which means if your ISP does not provide
In a time where buy-ins are dropping to accommodate a slumping economy, leave it to Monaco to make people feel poor again. Not content with the highest buy-in tournament to date being the $100,000 Aussie Millions High Rollers event, Casino
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Getting caught up and back in the swing of things — slowly but surely — so what better way than to listen to the most recent episode of The Poker Beat? Rookie twitterer @GaryWise1 took his turn in Capt. Huff\’s
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Your 2010 WSOP final table players and chip counts: Jonathan Duhamel — 65,975,000 — Boucherville QC John Dolan — 46,250,000 — Bonita Springs FL Joseph Cheong — 23,525,000 — La Mirada CA John Racener — 19,050,000 — Port Richey FL
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The Main Event will resume around 8:30pm with 42 players remaining, playing down to 27. The chip leader is Cuong Nguyen, who won the biggest pot of the tournament so far off of Theo Jorgensen on the last hand before
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Theo Jorgensen will lead the remaining 78 players of the WSOP Main Event when play resumes at the Amazon room shortly after 12pm today. Jorgensen starts the day with 9,300,000 in chips followed by Michael Mizrachi with 7,535,000 and John
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Just 103 players remain as the field in the Main Event takes their dinner break, returning with the blinds at 15k/30k/4k. The plan is to play another two levels or down to 81 players, whichever comes first. The chip leader
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The Main Event resumes shortly with 293 players remaining as they play three more hours, two hours at 6/12k/2k and one hour at 8/16/2k . The current leader is Saguhyon Cheong with 2,870,000 in chips. Some other notables returning from
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