Roland de Wolfe is at the final table in a $1,500 donkament, going for his second bracelet of 2009. Would be pretty cool to win one in a 198-player PLO-HL and a 2,095-player NLH. The fact that I had him […]
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Just happened … more TK. UPDATE: Not so fast Ville Wahlbeck and Brock Parker … Player of the Year race ain\’t over yet! And prop bets? Oyy, the prop bets. One of the good things about poker is that betting
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Yikes, through 19 events … (I fear Mathers\’ scab squad might be gaining, and this little fun-for-me could prove costly.) Daniel Negreanu: 406 Gavin Smith: 134 Lance Bradley: 110 Mark Seif: 97 Andrew Feldman: 81 Bernard Lee: 72 Howard Lederer:
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I officially dropped Men the Master in exchange for Yevgeniy Timoshenko today. (Thanks, readers, for the tip!) KevMath, how\’s your scab team doing? Here are the current standings, through 8 events: Negreanu 77 Feldman 67 Lee 66 Seif 54 Chops
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There\’s a lot of interesting action going on tonight. The $40k NLH seems to have quite the storylines developing … Chris Moneymaker (@cmoneymaker) is still alive and strong, but the chip leader is now his new-poker-era successor, Greg Raymer. Justin
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Phil Hellmuth celebrates his first-round draft pick by Team Pokerati. The draft just ended … (complete rosters forthcoming) … 1. Phill Hellmuth 2. Robert Mizrachi 3. Men the Master 4. Humberto Brenes 5. Matt Glantz 6. Nikolay Evdakov 7. Dwyte
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Ahh, it seems like only yesterday 25 years ago that the Dallas Mavericks had to choose between Sam Perkins and Charles Barkley … (Hakeem Olajuwan, Sam Bowie, and Michael Jordan had all gone before them.) This year I\’ll be taking
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Before we make 2008 The Year of Bitching about Tom\’s Lack of Coverage (Again) — because really, if it weren\’t for that, what would Angry Julie have to scream about? — I do want to point out that ESPN Correspondo
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LAS VEGAS–The fireworks are still going off, just not as frequently anymore … and Tom has taken the chip lead. He\’s been at a pretty tough table: Seat 1 – Tony G Seat 3 – John Juanda Seat 4 –
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LAS VEGAS–Here\’s what\’s going on today at the WSOP, and some of what\’s recently gone down leading up to it all: A Canadian Polack named LUKASZ DUMANSKI won the $1,500 Omaha Hi Lo event. Go non-American players! The $50,000 HORSE
