For those of you not on MySpace (who are you?), here’s a bulletin that I spotted tonight from one Pokerati Dan. Swagalicious! Yard Sale Tomorrow (Dallas) Hi Friends, As you may or may not know, I am moving to Las […]
Where in the World is Dan? Read More »
The Absolute Poker scandal should have been enough. It remains unresolved, though most of the details of the cheating have been made clear, and the poker public still awaits the conclusion of the audit. Back in early October, there was
‘Tis the Season for Cheating?
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Maybe that’s because it’s the Asia Pacific Poker Tour, and the tournaments have been in Asia. Just a hunch After its launch in the Philippines with 255 players and a successful follow-up in Korea, the APPT just finished up its
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Evidently, MTV is seeking online poker players for a reality/documentary series to air on the network. \”True Life\” is a series that has been running since 1998, featuring stories on everything from interfaith relationships to drug addictions to wannabe superstars.
Do Online Players Want Their MTV? Read More »
Brace yourselves celebrities have not been playing poker and talking about it lately. The gossip columns are too busy watching Brittany Spears flirt with life/career/family disaster to focus on who’s been playing poker. Priorities, people! Speaking of priorities, the writers
Yesterday, the House Judiciary Committee held the Hearing on Establishing Consistent Enforcement Policies in the Context of Online Wagers. Errr, it was about online gaming. John Conyers (D-MI) chaired the hearing; he has every potential to be a co-sponsor of
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After catching up on the week’s Poker After Dark episodes, I want to jump out of a window. This week featured Jamie Gold, Mike Sexton, Mike Matusow, Antonio Esfandiari, Paul Wasicka, and Alan Boston. For those who don’t know Boston,
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Not to toot my own horn here, but sometimes I come across players who seem to have it. When I first read about Scott Clements winning his first WSOP bracelet in 2006, I knew that was only the beginning. He
Clements Kicks Canadian Butt Read More »
Those who have HDTV might be familiar with a show that debuted this year on the MOJO network called I Bet You. It’s a 30-minute show featuring Antonio Esfandiari and Phil Laak as they travel around the country and bet
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In one corner, we have Mark Seif. He is an attorney and poker pro sponsored by Absolute Poker. His silence at the beginning of the recent AP scandal was viewed as suspicious by many online players, though he did speak
It’s On! Mark Seif v. Dan Druff, Round 1 Read More »
