A comment from the USAToday.com sports editor regarding commentors complaints about the \”spoiler\” of the WSOP Main Event winner in the headline: To our readers: We regret offending the handful of commenters who believe we should either not be reporting […]
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Speaking of Thrillist … my other, non-poker gig … one thing we\’ve learned over there is that Thrillist readers care way more about night clubs, booze, restaurants, race cars, and tiddy bars than they ever do about poker. So I
Phil Hellmuth Sells!With help of PokerBrat romance script
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For all those negatively noting that the delayed final table isn\’t bringing the hype it promised … patience, patience … it\’s coming: The New York Times just took note of their hometown favorite, Ylon Schwartz. He\’s an interesting character —
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Hmm, I tend to think poker players should try to step out of their little-big poker worlds every so often, if only to keep a check on reality. But yikes, maybe not … when a Seattle columnist stepped into a
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Once specific thing from the Bloomberg article Jen references below that caught my eye … it was the first time I had ever seen a numerical breakdown of the PPA\’s money. (I know these are mostly public figures, because of
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I take much interest in what the non-poker commenters have to say — seems they are starting to understand our single-issue/special interest even though they are just starting to see the tip of the online poker iceberg. Reason Magazine is
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In case your Friday night included something more interesting than watching TV (mine didn\’t), I\’m here to tell you that the summer Olympics \”started\” with the Opening Ceremonies tonight. Actually, the ceremonies took place about half a day ago in
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Was just watching a little early Fox News, and the weekend hosts got visibly excited about the World Series of Poker. Their hedline: \”Average Joes Taking Over.\” Wha? Apparently the Fox reporters/interns aren\’t reading Wicked Chops. Idiots But regardless, dead
How Red America Sees the WSOP Semi-live blogging Dennis Johnson on Fox News
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