Breaking down the Friday afternoon WSOP action: Hellmuth falls short in quest 12th bracelet The $1,500 NL Holdem event that started on Wednesday is down to the final table of ten, but Phil Hellmuth is not among them, finishing in […]
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Our varsity captain was one of two Team \’Ati players to cash for 4x his buy-in on his first event of the Series. Team Pokerati is off to quite the fine start … and we I haven\’t even gotten everyone
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Pokerati Dan on 2+2 Pokercast Dan has already noted the final table of the 50k Players\’ Championship, scheduled to start at 3pm in front of the cameras for ESPN. While Benjo and Pauly were talking about the final table, Dan
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It was dinner break on Day 7 of the main event — and hoping to finalize our patch deal with the really big money (and camera time) getting nearer, I joined Tom Schneider, along with Julie and Robert Goldfarb, at
10 Minutes with Tom How to Play Chinese Poker
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One cool adjustment to this year\’s WSOP is that the media tourney will be played Dream Team Poker-style. I think it was a pretty brilliant move. Because even though way back in the day playing in the media event —
Parker casts spell over Negreanu Brock Parker, a former Magic the Gathering player, knocked off Daniel Negreanu heads-up to take down his first bracelet in the $2,500 Limit Holdem 6-max event last night. \”Stamdogg\” Top Dog in $2,500 NL Keven
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A recap of the events from earlier this morning, trying something new to avoid the wall of text my morning reports have become: Harb-oring a bracelet Congratulations go out to Anthony Harb who took down the $2,000 NL Holdem event
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Kevin naturally stays on top of the big names you care about — but I, for some reason, am partial to following those donning their Pokerati patches (or at least those whom conceivably could be persuaded to wear one). In
RE: Day 4 Evening Update Pokerati preferred players in $1,500 Omaha Hi-Lo
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(aka Omaha 8/B to most … bear with me as I belligerently try to simplify the game labels. ) A record (for Omaha Hi-Lo) field of 918 players started today … they\’re about halfway through it, and a few Team
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As action gets underway on day 2B, we\’ve got a few players you may or may not know that we\’ll be paying a little extra attention to. Be sure to check in with CSR for some chip reports from and
