Month: June 2009

Today’s Deepstack Charity Classic at Daytona Beach Kennel Club is an Ante Up Poker Tour event. The 1 p.m. event has a $165 buy-in, with

Three Floridians cashed in World Series of Poker Event #10 (Pot-Limit Hold’em/Omaha Mixed). The $2,500 event drew 453 players. <strong>Florida cashers</strong> 17. Jamie Rosen, Boca

The <a href="http://www.anteupmagazine.com/tour.html">Ante Up Poker Tour</a> kicks off at 4 p.m. today at Seminole Casino Immokalee. Buy-in is $225, which gets you 15,000 in chips

Pro Steve Karp of North Miami Beach was the runnerup in World Series of Poker Event #7 (No-Limit Hold’em). The $1,500 event drew 2,791 players.

Team PokerStars pro Vanessa Rousso of Hobe Sound/Las Vegas picked up her second cash of this year’s World Series of Poker in Event #8 (No-Limit

Ocala Poker &amp; Jai-Alai will host a satellite tournament for the Ante Up Poker Cruise at 7 p.m. tonight. Buy-in is $65. With a full

Jason Mercier of Davie, who graced the cover of Ante Up in December, outdueled Steven Burkholder of Largo, who was profiled in Ante Up’s May

Ivan Schertzer, a lawyer from Miami Shores, made the final table of World Series of Poker Event #6 ($10,000 World Championship Seven-Card Stud), which drew 142 entries. The champion, Freddie Ellis of Brooklyn, N.Y, is originally from Miami. <strong>Florida cashers</strong> 6. Ivan Schertzer, Miami Shores, $64,297 <strong>Florida to date</strong> <strong>Money won:</strong>$486,518 <strong>Cashes:</strong> 36 <strong>Final tables:</strong>2 […]

Luis Santoni of Pembroke Pines became the first Floridian to cash twice at this year’s World Series of Poker, as he was one of  24