For those who don\’t recall … Benjo is the French poker-media-y writer-friend who might absolutely suck at writing for all we know. He carries with him a pent-up anger about being French, knowing that his ethnic heritage means none of […]
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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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While Jen was slaving away covering the WCOOP on the PokerStarsBlog this weekend, I was extremely busy playing in a $1,000 freeroll on PokerStars (12 players max). I\’m sure it won\’t make her extra-happy to know that I overslept for
“It Feels Good to Run Good!” Or so I’ve been told …
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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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I leave Texas and the Batfaces (so 2007) are clearly going to pot … except for all the good stuff they have to say, of course. While catching up on some of the not-so-relevant blogs out there, I came across
It\’s Nolan Dalla\’s job to feed us media types official information for use in our presumably unique WSOP coverages. And in doing so, he puts in more hours at the World Series than even Pauly. (Sorry dude, it\’s true.) When
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Let me start out by saying that the Ante Up for Africa tournament is a stellar effort to raise money for Darfur refugees and awareness of the mass atrocities taking place in Africa and around the world. The ENOUGH and
Celebs & Pros Ante Up for AfricaNon-ESPN Media Shut Out, No Reports to Come
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Not that we need to do extra pimping for Pauly here on Pokerati, but really, this $50k HORSE event is the one tournament that he theoretically could be providing better up-to-the-hour coverage than PokerNews. The event itself is exciting, of
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It seems that the 2008 WSOP is at the halfway point. If judging by days, we are almost there, but if looking at events, more than half of them have concluded and we’re in the second half. Thus far, bits
2008 WSOP Hits Halfway MarkCasualty Toll Yet to Be Determined
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In this installment: Dan pursues diplomatic ties with the nation of Hungary, why Pauly is the David Hasselhoff of poker blogging, and how it\’s so nice to see the French and Germans working the poker beat in Euroharmony.
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