Here\’s a name from the past … and I hope I\’m not messing with the poker-karma river gods by taking delight in his misfortune praising their good work. Remember Robert Eon Marshall? Last I heard he had disappeared and was […]
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In golf … not poker. Anyone watching semi-live poker on TV is aware that the pros have been joshing [tag]Phil Ivey[/tag] about his emerging prowess on the links. The snickers usually attached to the props now make a little more
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Now think about this … What if all those poker teams listed below faced off against each other? Let\’s say, for example, 15 teams, 10 players each — $100k collective team buy-in, $1.5 million prize pool, and a really cool
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A poker-gamer in central Texas (not Lavigne or Austin Pete) informs us about another shakedown in A-town, Sunday night (!) … Cops reportedly shut down (temporarily?) a rather large, long-standing game that is somehow connected to a host who may
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Just to be clear, I did not intend to throw Paul Wasicka under the bus, but rather wanted to point out how it\’s interesting that a clear violation of the poker rules in live action (Rule #12) is by almost
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From my column in The Sports Page … an interview with the original \”poker brat\” — who is very busy these days. (Too busy, perhaps?) The Real Deal HED: Phil Hellmuth off the Felt SUB: He may be the busiest
It\’s not often that we see a comment on this blog that merits its own post. In fact, this is the first time … as a certain scoop-minded Grant in Dallas reports to us something that seems worthy of an
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