Karridy outlasted and out-intimidated \”Century 21 Rocks!\” and every other student-player at WinStar. Karridy\’s in Oklahoma this weekend, attending the WSOP Academy at WinStar … (note to Texas legislators) … and, sure enough, after a day of schooling, he won […]
Karridy Wins Oklahoma WSOP Academy Tourney Team Pokerati represents at Winstar!
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I spent the bulk of my weekend on tilt — at the hands of this guy, Neil the Professional Keno Player. I was playing really well — having a great chatty time, too, with my fellow poker blog-geeks, and was
Why Not Much to Report from Yesterday’s Big Tourney The blogger one, not Bellagio
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If you squint your eyes and are watching on a super-hi-def-super-big-screen and using CIA-quality video enhancement technology you can see it … Team Pokerati player/lasts-longest winner Whit Blanton appears at the featured table during Day 4 of the 2008 WSOP
The 2008 World Series has come and gone and will most likely, in a little less than three months, will come again. In the meantime, while cleaning out the computer(s) we\’ve come across these \”lost\” episodes … recorded in the
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Karridy knows how to represent. Despite negative reports about a too-fast blind structure and terrible dealers — from players who may or may not have been juiced with some residual Day 1-bustout tilt and therefore focusing on isolated incidents inherent
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Let\’s get this out of the way up front. Now that I\’m joining the Pokerati team (Do I get a jersey? Is number 17 available?), you\’re going to see me writing about the \”sport\” of poker. Then the comments will
The \”Sport\” of PokerOr, Why You’ll Hate BJ Nemeth
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Grumble grumble … things looked to be going so well for Pat Poels. for the past two days, his stacks hardly appeared to be changing, even though he was consistently staying just ahead of average. And he did this all
With a double-up on his first hand, and a favorable flop on his next push, we started to believe … alas, the World Series has ended for Whit, who repped Dallas, Texas, Pokerati, and average white guys with day jobs
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747 733 players survived to make the dinner break, trying not to crash eliminate themselves just short of the money at a devilish 666. Strangely, the current chip leader has less chips than the leader at the end of day
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We lost Randack, TBR, and Goldfarb early today, but with three fewer players to follow, we were able to find another one roaming the hallways at dinner break and get him aboard Team Pokerati. Andrew Chud is, um, a rrreally
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