We take you into Tao of Pokerati studios on a random Sunday evening bustling with action. Pauly and I look at Kiddie Table HORSE and discuss how a new player-of-the-year point system — with Scotty Nguyen and Erick Lindgren at […]
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What\’s happening tonight at the WSOP: Jen and Dan are taking care of the HORSE event, so I don\’t need to duplicate their work, but they\’re about to return from dinner break 5-handed. The $2,000 NL Holdem event was won
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This year, Harrah\’s decided that the WSOP events, namely the $1500 NLHE tournaments, would not accept alternates. So, depending upon the space available, the powers-that-be set a cap on the field. Let\’s take today\’s NLHE, Event #49. It was capped
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The bi-weekly \”donkaments\” carry on … Event #49 — $1,500 NLH … 2,700 players. A few of them are people Pokerati cares about covering … Pflaster is back in action, Robert Goldfarb is in the field and texting in updates
What\’s doing tonight at the WSOP while I welcome Tuscaloosa Johnny to the Pokerati fold: The $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha Eight or Better event is down to it\’s last 3 with Casey Kastle, Martin Klaser, and Michael Fetter remaining. Kastle
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With 140 of 148 players remaining, my horse in the HORSE starts here, as today is the day we find out who in the field is really looking to contend for something meaningful: (Mathematically, I suppose I\’m still pretty short-stacked
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Recapping the rest of last night at the WSOP with the Thursday preview of tournaments: The final table was set for the $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha Hi/ Lo Eight or Better tournament, and a familiar face makes the final table
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Not that we need to do extra pimping for Pauly here on Pokerati, but really, this $50k HORSE event is the one tournament that he theoretically could be providing better up-to-the-hour coverage than PokerNews. The event itself is exciting, of
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And it\’s not Tom Schneider! According to my keen eyesight and chip counting ability, he has a \”decent looking stack of chips.\” James Pickering is the first casualty of the $50K event. After being crippled by Frenchman David Benyamine (yes,
The last of the $50K H.O.R.S.E. mega satellites is going on now. The $2250 buy-in mega caught the eye of about 40 people, including Anna Wroblewski, Mike Wattel, and Jimmy \”Gobboboy\” Fricke. Oh, and Tom Schneider, who is no longer
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