It was no secret. It has been public information since mid-June, and the PPA announced it days ago that House Financial Services Committee Chairman Rep. Barney Frank made plans to visit the WSOP today. First, he took to the floor […]
Interesting evening at the Rio tonight… \”Miami\” John Cernuto was spotted at the Rio today after being released from the hospital just days ago. When I finally caught up to him tonight, he said that he\’s been playing cash games
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Finishing the Sunday tournaments plus a preview of the Monday doubleheader and a reminder that Sen. Al D\’Amato and Rep. Shelley Berkeley will be at the Rio to announce National Poker Week, also be sure to go to www.pokerpetition.com and
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Recapping the early part of Friday\’s WSOP action: Austin Awesome in $5,000 PLO Richard Austin took down the $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha event in stunning fashion, eliminating Cliff \”JohnnyBax\” Josephy and Sorel Mizzi on the final hand when he hit a
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Recapping the quartet of tournaments going on this evening at the WSOP. Mika v Angel for a Bracelet The $2,000 NL Holdem event is down to headsup play with Finn Mika Paasonen holding a slight chip lead over Angel Guillen.
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Covering the afternoon coverage of Sunday afternoon at the WSOP: de Wolfe wins de Triple Crown Roland de Wolfe became the second player (after Gavin Griffin) to win poker\’s Triple Crown (Winning a WSOP bracelet, WPT main event and EPT
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As two final tables, four ongoing tournaments, and loads of cash games and satellites raged on at the WSOP in the Rio, many eyes were firmly fixed on TV screens around the rooms as the Penguins beat the Red Wings
WSOP Invaded by Stanley Cup FeverCup vs. Bracelet Showdown Next Week?
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Word about the payment processor shizznit was definitely part of the buzz around the Rio today. We should know in about a week whether this is poker\’s version of the swine flu, or if it spreads into something far more
The $1,500 NLH-Shootout, which gets underway tomorrow/today (Wednesday) has been sold out for a while now, having reached its 1,000-player max. However, it\’s not too late to get in if you happen to be at the Amazon now … as
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Another day, another two final tables delayed at the WSOP yesterday. Starting with the $2,000 No Limit Holdem event, 25 players return at noon on Saturday to play down to the winner. The reason for the early start is in
