The final table of the Epic Poker League Main Event at the Palms is now set as the remarkable year of Erik Seidel continues with another final table. He\’ll attempt to improve on his 2nd place finish to Chino Rheem […]
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Thursday afternoon brought a field of 596 players for the Commerce Casino\’s $335 Million Dollar Guarantee Tournament. So far there has been a total of 1,688 entries into the tournament, with 3,509 entries needed to meet the $1,000,000 guarantee. The
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Oh, huh, whaddya know … another international team event. Yep, this concept of national pride meets team poker ain\’t going nowhere. (You know who you are who said that, dumbshit(s) ha ha.) We\’ve got the Caesar\’s Cup coming up at
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Recapping the still ongoing action from Tuesday night: $50k HORSE Final Table, It Keeps Going, and Going, and Going… It\’s 9:15am PT, but the final table of the $50,000 HORSE is still going with David Bach and John Hanson playing
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Thousands of players taking to the felt today. Whether going for a bracelet, just trying to survive Day 1, or making an otherwise interesting showing, some folks catching eyes today, in action you may want to follow: Ret. Sen. Al
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Finishing the Sunday tournaments plus a preview of the Monday doubleheader and a reminder that Sen. Al D\’Amato and Rep. Shelley Berkeley will be at the Rio to announce National Poker Week, also be sure to go to www.pokerpetition.com and
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A little late, but here\’s the first half recap of Sunday\’s action… Naalden in Dutch for Bracelet Marc Naalden went nearly wire-to-wire to victory in the $2,000 Limit Holdem event, as he held a large chip lead over the field,
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Three of the top pros in the poker biz finally got sponsorship deals. J.C. Tran, Quinn Do, and Nam Le are all accomplished pros recently signed deals to promote the Asian Poker Tour. Yep, they’re Asian. Makes sense, right? Here’s
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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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Seriously, look at this line-up: Seat 1 Quinn Do – 1,450,000 Seat 2 Nam Le – 1,180,000 Seat 3 Phil Hellmuth – 2,380,000 Seat 4 Phil Ivey – 4,100,000 Seat 5 Charles Moore – 1,510,000 Seat 6 Scott Montgomery –
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