Seriously, look at this line-up: Seat 1 Quinn Do – 1,450,000 Seat 2 Nam Le – 1,180,000 Seat 3 Phil Hellmuth – 2,380,000 Seat 4 Phil Ivey – 4,100,000 Seat 5 Charles Moore – 1,510,000 Seat 6 Scott Montgomery – […]
LAPC Final Table Set – Wow Read More »
The final 18 players are set to begin play at 12:30 today to compete for the six seats at the WPT final table. Oh, and a little $1.6 mil is up for grabs, too. Today\’s action is going to be
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As the players on Day 3 of the L.A. Poker Classic approach the money bubble, there are still some very well-known players atop the leader board – Phil Ivey and David Singer. Jennifer Tilly doubled up through Humberto Brenes and
The $10k buy-in World Poker Tour main event of the L.A. Poker Classic got underway today at Commerce Casino. The final number of entrants was 665 – less than last year but impressive nonetheless. First prize will be over $1.6
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Has a familiar ring to it, eh? It seems that the World Poker Tour is in the process of creating some type of WPT Europe, in addition to the WPT schedule that pretty much stays within the U.S. border with
Antonio at the WPT press conference A few impressions from the press conference with Antonio Esfandiari and Steve Lipscomb: ~Antonio is immensely happy about this deal. He has a deep respect and fondness for the WPT. Though he was being
RE: Can Antonio Save the WPT? Read More »
That\’s what it seems like they\’re banking on — you know, along with restructuring tournament operations and slimming down staff. Steve Lipscomb just announced today at a press conference (at the Commerce in LA?) that Antonio the WPT-Made Millionaire will
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The Season 7 sked is out … and sure enough, the Mirage and Mandalay Bay tourneys have been axed — along with five other events. So the WPT is now more like the North American Poker Tour, with 14 events
Re: Downsizing the WPT Read More »
Players have spoken and Steve Lipscomb has apparently listened. As the WPT tries to recover from the fiscal beating it\’s taken for the last couple years of generally crappy programming ratings at a time when High Stakes Poker was just
WPT Changes Logo Policy for Season 7 Read More »
Just clicked over to the WPT website to see if there was any word yet about the Season 7 sked (there isn\’t) and what tourneys if any have been axed/rescheduled. However, I did notice one interesting thing — that Abraham
Alleged Cheater Leads World Poker Tour Standings Read More »
