LAS VEGAS–Donkey Bomber is playing in the $1,000 7-stud Hi Lo and is hanging on by a thread as Day 1 nears a close. I\’m following via infrequent text as I am currently not at the Rio and PokerNews hasn\’t […]
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LAS VEGAS–Will be an interesting final table in the $1,500 Razz event. Not just because Men the Master should be sobered up by 3 pm (pacific) today when cards go in the air; and not just because German poker lass
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LAS VEGAS–Perhaps connected to the push for mainstream sponsorships, perhaps not … the $1k Ladies NLH event going on right now has more than just money and a bracelet at stake. Both Corum Watches and the Los Angeles Sparks (of
LAS VEGAS–Hmm, trouble … the man seen here at right is in my teammate\’s Rob Mariano\’s seat … but that\’s not Rob. And whoever he is, he\’s not wearing any Milwaukee\’s Best Light apparel! Upon further reporting, we have learned
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LAS VEGAS–The WSOP commish has entered the world of blogging. Wonder if he\’ll be able to play in tomorrow\’s WPBT event at The Orleans. (I know a lot of the bloggers hustling in the Amazon trenches are wondering the same
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LAS VEGAS–Dude, Michele, maybe I\’m biased … but you\’re a pretty good hallway reporter. I\’m sure, as usual, our readers will let everyone know if I am wrong. And this interview, with J.J. Liu, I found particularly fascinating. Not just
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I don\’t want to give the name or town for this reader who writes in — because I plan to make fun of him and I think I might have figured out the identity of one of our punk-ass anonymous
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A few more fun WSOP graphs for your geometric contemplation: The question I am asked more so than any other in recent weeks is an estimate on the size of the main event field. Pokerati is sticking to its over/under
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There were three items that weren\’t covered in Steve\’s letter that are very important to me and some of my professional poker friends. Resolving these issues would make competing on the World Poker Tour more profitable, and therefore more enjoyable,
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Anyone who\’s covered the entirety of any World Series in the poker-boom era knows that the Main Event is pretty much an altogether separate entity than the dozens of events leading up to it. The security is different, media is
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