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Poker books don’t always work in real-world events
Poker books don’t always work in real-world events
Ante Up Magazine
October 12, 2011
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Poker books don’t always work in real-world events
Play has wrapped up at the Horseshoe Southern Indiana where the newest 2011-2012 World Series of Poker Circuit Main Event champion has been crowned. Robert Castoire won the title and a cool $107,022. It didn’t come easy, though because Castoire…
Americans are more interested in aliens than their right to play poker. That is the impression the Obama administration is going to come away with from its “We the People” petitions unless poker players quickly become active.
The petition to…
After 14 hours of action, Day 2 of the 2011-2012 World Series of Poker Circuit Horseshoe Southern Indiana Main Event came to a close. Play began with 170 players, and the final table of 10 was reached just seconds before the clock expired on the…
Last year, the World Series of Poker Circuit Horseshoe Southern Indiana hosted 289 poker players who were all shooting for the near six-figure first-place prize. Charles “Woody” Moore came away with the title and the money. The numbers are up…
The Poker Players Alliance met with representatives of the Department of Justice recently to stress the importance of American citizens being able to get back the money they had on Full Tilt Poker.
The meeting took place before Friday’s…
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