Marvin in Somewhere — shoot, I forget where he\’s from, but somewhere in America, I know — writes in to complain: I\’m watching the \”Live\” ESPN coverage and it sucks. It\’s like it was before the cameras. Not only don\’t […]
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Tim Chilcote OP-ED Machines have always been the enemy of man, at least in movies and on television, yet somehow we never see our A.I. overlords coming until it’s too late. Case in point, in Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Doctor
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Gah, another juicy newsbriefable thingy to speculate wildly on with little information or context when we all could just make a phone call or send an email to find out what\’s up) … yet no Poker Beat to break it
Check it out, of the many nifty-neato things I saw at the (brand-spankin\’) new Aviator Casino in California\’s Central Valley … their tables have a new embedded computer that seems to take swiping player cards to a new level. According
The Future of Poker: IT Casino Solutions Dealer app for poker room management
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This is one of those stories that may not be a big deal — especially for people who don\’t bet sports (like me) … but for some reason I see a lot in play here that could prove plausibly significant
Danny Egelhoff and Rob Gusman of All 360 Media have taken the technology behind Google Earth and applied it to poker environments. With two strange-looking cameras they\’ve brought a new dimension to watching poker on the internet.
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Not sure what really happened yesterday, but I guess I started paying attention to the poker tournaments … or at least wandered near them. And it just so happened to be on a day when the 2010 WSOP faced its
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Those PokerTek tables and the subsequent knock-offs are starting to look a little Commodore 64 … But still say they were onto something. Check out the latest generation of real-live poker stepping into the online technology domain. Via Gizmodo …
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