USPC Update
Louis Lee continues to kick arse at the US Poker Championship in Atlantic City. They\’re down to three and he\’s the middle in chips. Go Louis! By the way, one hand that deserves mention … Louis knocked out Victor Ramdin, […]
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Poker (Biz) by the Numbers: U.S. Poker Championship
For those who are curious, here\’s how the USPC has changed over the years, in terms of the size of the main event field, and thereby payouts: (Top 2 finishers in parentheses) 2002 — 72 players* (John Hennigan beats Erik
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Re: Ramdin vs. Lee
Up-and-coming Dallas player at his first big-time final table
Louis Lee, sitting pretty at the final table in his first $10,000 event, is no longer being underestimated by his competition. [photo: Dale Perryman] The story of Louis Lee has made the USPC entertaining for some of us to follow
Re: Ramdin vs. Lee
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Go Dallas Poker!
Ramdin calls Lee a Donkey
An update on the US Poker Championship at the Taj Mahal in Atlantic City as they get near the money bubble. For all you Louis Lee fans out there: Up to 460,000 chips. 22 players left. Ramdin crippled Bill gaze.
Go Dallas Poker!
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North Texas Player Kicking Butt in Atlantic City
With 27 players remaining in the U.S. Poker Championship, held at the Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, Louis Lee from Plano will start Day 4 tomorrow 4th in chips. Jeff Madsen is the fairly dominant chip leader, followed by his
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