Many of our lives changed five years ago today, as George W. Bush signed the Port Security Act into law. At the time, many wondered if this marked the end of online poker, which had been booming at a rate […]
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Unconfirmed … but that\’s the word we\’re spreading, based on possibly drinky information from a semi-reliable source, a presumably reliable source, and a plausibly reliable source. The status of PokerPages has been up in the air ever since they announced
A few people have asked me WTF I\’m talking about saying that November 2008 will go down as an historical month where everything changes/d. To spell it out, you have: The November Nine — historic simply as it pertains to
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Tim Lavalli and Amy Calistri just put up some pretty good investigation of the $2 million worth of extra chips that mysteriously appeared during the main event of the WSOP. Must read. They narrow it down to 22 minutes where
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Not sure if I mentioned this to those of you who aren\’t following the \”professional\” action over at PokerBlog, but I jumped across the proverbial pond to check out the PartyPoker.com World Open (taking place in the bar of a
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LAS VEGAS–There\’s a PartyPoker player still alive in the main event that we are following on PokerBlog. His name is Richard Wyrick — a very nice fellow I met on the PartyPoker Million. Anyhow, he is getting pretty short-stacked, and
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LAS VEGAS–Thum is griping that Pokerati\’s not keeping up with the WSOP news. (I miss you, too, Tummy!) What he says couldn\’t be further from fiction. You see, I\’ve become rather busy here at the World Series. What started out
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