No matter what side you\’re on in the heated Harry Reid online poker non-debate … the emotional ups and downs attached to it (for some) were rather unprecedented yesterday … at least as far as poker politics go. But actually […]
Washington, Mizrachi? Poker’s all-in moment
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While we get all caught up with life here at Pokerati, you may want to begin getting to know your latest 20something super-champion, which has me wondering … when will be the next time we see a WSOP main event
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Well that\’s all she wrote. It took about an hour and a half, far less than last year, but we have our 2010 WSOP ME champion, Jonathan Duhamel. After picking away at Racener\’s stack for the better part of an
There is some pomp and circumstance before the cards get back in the air. Ty Stewart gave an overdue introduction to the 2006 Player of the Year, Jeff Madsen. He couldn\’t help but point out Madsen\’s rap albums and…interesting thoughts
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There\’s a reason we media folk love us some Nolan Dalla … not only does he understand what\’s really at stake every step of the poker way, but also he knows how to bring out the best in the game
Racener vs. Duhamel Heads-up for 2010 WSOP main event championship
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November 9: As the bust outs started coming quickly last night the guys over at PokerListings were there to get the exit interviews for the last 3 to get eliminated. First was Michael Mizrachi, who was followed not to soon
We are all done for the day, with Cheong, Candio, and Mizrachi all going out within the last two and a half hours. Here\’s the end of day overview: Winners Jonathan Duhamel (2-0-3): Another level, another player given a world
November 9: Photos can tell a story better than words can, and the guys over at Greasie Wheels are doing a great job with the official WSOP photo blog. (WSOP Photo Blog) The guys over at Wicked Chops feel that
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We are trying to power through this, look toward @Pokerati and @Mark_Gahagan for updates. Winners Joseph Cheong (2-0-2): He seems to be staying above the fray as of right now, and has the chip lead after Grinder\’s failed attempt to
It\’s not breaktime, but they\’re taking a pause … to count chips and change tapes (really? ESPN still uses TAPES?), so it\’s a good time to see if our pre-game assessment was accurate or not. Current chip counts. Cheong –
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