Poker After Dark is trying its hand at pot-limit Omaha, according to Brian Hastings\’s blog on CardRunners (via PokerJunkie). From the sound of it, imho, could be another great step in the evolution of poker on TV … We\’ve previously […]
Recapping Monday night\’s action, with a familiar face winning his third WSOP bracelet: Farha outlasts Flushy in 10k Omaha 8 A lengthy day three in the $10,000 Omaha Hi/Lo 8 or Better World Championship finally concluded Tuesday morning when Sammy
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A review of Sunday night\’s tournament action: Dutch doubles up on bracelets Russ \”Dutch\” Boyd wins his second career WSOP bracelet, defeating Brian Meinders heads-up to win the $2,500 Limit Holdem 6-max event, collecting $234,065. Meinders earns $144,650 for the
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Recapping the action from Sunday afternoon: Hellebuyck wins Ladies\’ Championship The $1,000 Ladies\’ Championship just finished as Vanessa Hellebuyckmade quick work of Sidsel Boesen in heads-up play. Hellebuyck wins the specially designed ladies\’ WSOP bracelet along with $192,132, with Boesen
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Recapping the Saturday night action with two more bracelets awarded, and the Year of the Womanâ„¢ almost adding a WSOP open event bracelet winner: Ashby chuffed to win Stud bracelet Richard \”Chufty\” Ashby wins the third WSOP bracelet for the
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You\’ve all seen it before … but it had been several years since I watched it in full (with no other distractions). If you haven\’t seen it for a while either, enjoy a clip from back when poker was just
Wednesday Morning Video 2003: Moneymaker vs. Farha
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For those Pokerati readers who missed out on what\’s going on, here\’s some stuff that\’s happened over the past few days: The first PokerStars.net NAPT event in the US got off to a roaring start on Saturday, with 872 players
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Though personally I don\’t expect Darvin Moon to look anything like Sammy Farha en route to 2nd place … you gotta love the debate going on over who will, and who should win … let alone whose victory would be
Moon vs. Cada, Amateur vs. Pro, Logger vs. Logger-inner More semi-historical perspective
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The first three levels of the Main Event have seen over 900 players already hit the rail, leaving around 1,100 players returning from dinner break. The unofficial chip leaders are Brian Hanson and James Akenhead with 625,000 in chips. Other
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Day 2a concluded with 607 players remaining and Andrew Gaw the chip leader with 386,800 in chips. In an interesting story, Eric Cloutier, who was reported chip leader at the end of day 1a with 150,750 in chips, turned out
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