Fulltilt Poker
27 March 2009
Fulltilt Poker the way to play USE BONUS CODE "MPC600" Opening it's doors in 2004, Full Tilt Poker is the online home to some of the most respected poker players in the world. With [...]
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Party Poker bonus
16 March 2009
Party Poker Party Poker was one of the first online poker rooms, launched in 2001. They were also one of the first to become a publicly traded company and are listed on the [...]
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Daniel Negreanu Goes Broke on High Stakes Poker
16 March 2009
Episode three of GSN's "High Stakes Poker" hit the airwaves on Sunday night. The well-known cash game featured the same lineup as during the first two episodes. This week featured a meltdown [...]
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Canadian Club Straight Up
16 March 2009
The seventh of ten World Series of Poker Circuit tournaments on the 2008-2009 season schedule has just ended. The $5,000 buy-in championship event at Caesars Atlantic City was won by Samuel Chartier. He is a 23-year-old professional poker player from Montreal, Quebec (Canada). As a reward for his first major tournament victory ever, Chartier collected $322,944 in prize money. The tournament attracted 208 entrants. The total prize pool amounted to $1,009,200. The top 27 finishers collected prize money. All of the action took place inside the Palladium Ballroom, steps away from the famous Atlantic City boardwalk. The tournament began with honorary emcee Dennis Phillips announcing “Shuffle Up and Deal.” Phillips, from St. Louis, is best-known as the third-place finisher in last year’s WSOP Main Event. Other poker notables who played in the championship event included 2008 Ladies World Poker Champion Svetlana Gromenkova. Other former WSOP gold bracelet winners included Jason Young, Chris Reslock, and Cliff “Johnny Bax” Josephy. The defending Caesars champion was Eric “Sheets” Haber, who also participated. But only Jason Young survived past the first day, who ended up making it all the way to the final table. Day two played from 52 players down to the final nine. The final table was played on Saturday, March 14th in front of a packed ballroom full of spectators. The battle lasted eight hours. In addition to the mix of poker locals mostly from New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, the finale included two Canadians. In fact, four Canadians took the top 11 payout spots. No one could have guessed that Canadians would also end up finishing first and second, and taking what amounted to nearly half of the total prize pool. When action resumed on day three, Alex “Diesel” Bolotin had a sizable chip lead over his opponents, with Frank Vizza in second place. No player was severely short-stacked, which meant the WSOP Circuit championship and gold ring was within the grasp of every player at the table. Sitting quietly among several prior tournament winners in seat nine was Samuel Chartier. He started ranked eighth in chips. The top nine finishers were:
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Sandra Naujoks at the EPT Dortmund
15 March 2009
Sandra Naujoks at the EPT Dortmund German players dominated the Dortmund EPT event with Sandra Naujoks, 27, a member of the prestigious PokerStars.de ShootingStar team taking the title and claiming a staggering €917,000. Naujoks, known online as the ‘Black Mamba’, started playing live last year and almost immediately had her first big result winning a European Championship on the Casinos Austria Poker Tour. She was elected Europe’s Leading Lady at the European Poker Awards and joined the ShootingStar team at the PCA in January. Naujoks was the third German EPT winner this season after ShootingStar Sebastian Ruthenberg won EPT Barcelona and Moritz Kranich won Deauville. Between them, German players won €2.1 million – more than half the total prize pool of €3,335,000. Luca Pagano ended in a disappointing 6th place but managed a record 10th EPT cash. Reigninig EPT Dortmund champion Canadian Mike McDonald was eliminated in 5th place by Naujoks. Among those competing for the title was WSOP champion Peter Eastgate.
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World Series of Poker
15 March 2009
The 2006 World Series of Poker $10,000 buy-in No-Limit Texas Hold’em Championship Event broke all sorts of records -- the most impressive being the 8,773 players competing for the largest prize of [...]
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World Poker Tour
15 March 2009
Started by Steve Lipscomb, The World Poker Tour (or WPT for short) is a series of poker tournaments that takes place all over the world, but the majority of the tournaments are [...]
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Online Poker Rooms
15 March 2009
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Home Holdem
15 March 2009
One variation is played the same as Texas Hold'Em, with the one exception that there are no blind bets. Each player antes into the pot as per regular poker. There is no [...]
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QUALIFY FOR EPT SEASON 5
15 March 2009
QUALIFY FOR EPT SEASON 5 WITH POKERSTARS! [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="468" caption="Pokerstars will bring you to the EPT"][/caption] More than 1,600 players won their EPT seat at PokerStars last season. Glen Chorny qualified on [...]
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