LAS VEGAS–The WSOP Academy hosted their first All Ladies Camp at Caesar’s Palace this past weekend. A sold out crowd of 100 women listened, played and learned from Annie Duke, Karina Jett, funny man Alex Outhred, Joe Navarro and even […]
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LAS VEGAS–With Doyle Brunson still alive at the final four tables of the $5,000 limit hold\’em event, Phil Hellmuth just won his 11th World Series of Poker bracelet. Because of a weird quirk pertaining to the super-secret semi-live internet broadcast,
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LAS VEGAS–When Tom won a bracelet last week, he did it Jamie Gold-style — got hit in the head with the deck then successfully wielded his chip-lead for the duration of the tourney. Now they\’re down to six at the
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LAS VEGAS–So wow, quite a day … I actually watched some poker today, which happened to be the biggest single-day tournament turnout in history. (All this while being educated and re-re-educated by Oliver Tse on the Asian Online Futures market).
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BELLAGIO, LAS VEGAS–While feeling good about turning $600 into $2,300 playing 5-10 NLH last night, I caught the back of Phil Hellmuth\’s head as he stepped into Bobby\’s Room (the high stakes poker room). I was hoping to see him
Check it out … Michele has gotten in on the rotisserie poker thing for the World Series. She\’s competing against some good peeps in the WLOFPLL (World League of Fantasy Poker Leagues League). Though I woulda taken JC Tran with
The Fontana Room Race for the gold continues as the field of 639 players has now been reduced to 27 lucky little devils skilled men. David Levi ended the first day without increasing his starting stack while Scott Fischman was
Im off to Caesar\’s Palace next week to play in Jennifer Harman’s Charity Event to benefit the SPCA (a no-kill shelter). As many of you know, my beloved cat (Miss Kitty) passed away last month and we quickly adopted a
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I have taken a lot of scary photos recently … and many of them will find their way online soon enough, I am sure. But I wanted to get this one online to dispel any rumors before they start. Yes,
Once upon a time it was the coolest, bestest, biggest charity tourney in Texas. By giving away a single $10,000 prize, the Texas Stampede was able to draw some 300+ players and raise more than $250,000 for Children\’s Medical Center.
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