Wrapping up yesterday\’s action, with a preview of today\’s tournament (with a moment of silence for John Bonetti): The $5,000 NL Holdem 6-handed event finally reached their final table at around 5:30am, now they have to attempt to get some […]
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Though it\’s not unusual for pros to show up late for WSOP tourneys, something was amiss during one of the last 1500s when Scotty Nguyen didn\’t show up til well into the 100/200 level … Apparently Scotty lost one of
RE: The Monkey Whisperer
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What\’s happened tonight while preferring to watch the Pokerati Bowling Series over PBS every time: The $3,000 NL Holdem event is down to headsup play with John Phan and Johnny Neckar. There\’s been some controversy over where the action has
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Tom Schneider\’s memorable 2007 is coming to an end — WSOP Player of the Year, 7th in CardPlayer\’s POY, 96th in Bluff\’s — oy, now he gets to start all over. But before he does, we get a sense of
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We probably shoulda mentioned this earlier, but there\’s been a pretty big series of tournaments going on at the Cherokee Casino in Upper Oklahoma. The main event of the Scotty Nguyen Classic IV just finished up … another quarter-million first-place
TJ vs. Oklahoma, Round 2
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LAS VEGAS–It\’s been a crazy up-and-down day for the Donkey Bomber in $1,000 7-Stud Hi Lo. He\’s come back from almost nothing at least three times, and briefly assumed the chip lead. I was thinking at that point he should
LAS VEGAS–They\’re down to 11 10 players in Event 5 – Omaha/7cs Hi Lo – $2,500, and Tom is still the chip leader, with more than a quarter of the chips in play — and a goofy hat that says
If you happen to be online this lovely Saturday early eve/right now, you may want to tune in to Naughty Poker Angels, live right now on Hold\’em Radio. Sharron and Angie will be interviewing Scotty Nguyen. If any of you
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The future of poker arrived in 1984–when legendary Vegas gambler Bob Stupak faced off against Orac, a poker-playing Apple II computer. It was heads-up no-limit Hold ‘Em for $500,000, in a showdown that would later air on ABC’s Ripley’s Believe
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