AC-Philadelphia poker competition remains strong
With the World Series of Poker well into its schedule, the Rio is undeniably the most popular and busiest poker venue this time of year.
With the World Series of Poker well into its schedule, the Rio is undeniably the most popular and busiest poker venue this time of year.
I sat with Foxwoods director of poker Terry Chiaradio and tournament director Juan DeJesus to discuss a wide range of topics of interest to the
As the World Series comes to a close this month, things will be returning to normal in the Vegas poker scene, assuming “normal” and “Vegas” ever belong in the same sentence. All rooms running special tournament events revert to their regular schedules of cheaper buy-ins, smaller stacks and mostly hold’em. Finding a deuce-to-7 triple-draw tournament […]
You might have heard retired Grand Junction, Colo., performer Roger Martin was the winner of the May 27 Heartland Poker Tour at Albuquerque’s Route 66
The Delaware Park Poker Classic $2,500 Main Event came down to two men, T. J. Shulman and Robert Corcione, and that’s the way it ended, too. Shulman and Corcione agreed to chop for $109K each. According to poker room manager Kevin Castora, Corcione had about a 2-1 lead to start heads-up play, but Shulman pulled […]
Steve Galey’s plan was to play out the World Series of Poker Circuit National Championship in New Orleans, and then drive to Downstream Casino Resort to play in May’s Four States Poker Championship Ante Up Poker Tour event. But it didn’t go to plan. Galey was running so badly in the Big Easy that he […]
Golden Gates continues to be the big name for tournament poker in Black Hawk, in daily play and in the quality of its premier events.
The summer is flying by out here in Vegas. We’re midway through the World Series events and planning ahead for upcoming fall tournaments. I’ve seen dozens of our Mississippi players grinding their way through the endless tables of the Rio (Tim Burt, David Nicholson and Stuart Breakstone just to name a few). At the Venetian, […]
There may not be as many known players around lately because of the World Series, but it’s business as usual as locals showed up for
Joselito Bugayong of San Diego won $4,356 from the $26,125 prize pool and the River Card championship after a four-way chop on May 25 at Pala Casino Spa & Resort. There were 209 players as the top 23 cashed. Bugayong also earned a replica of the River Card trophy. His name will be engraved on […]
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