Mark Sandness of Wayzata, Minn., earned his first Mid-States Poker Tour championship as Running Aces Harness Park in Columbus hosted the tour Feb. 8-16. Sandness
Michigan Gaming Control Board executive director Richard Kalm is proposing new rules for charity poker rooms that would go into effect soon. Among the proposed rules changes, charities will only share 35 percent of the income from millionaire parties (including poker revenues) with the poker room suppliers, a decrease from 50 percent. Also, charity rooms […]
In the last weekend of February, Ho-Chunk Gaming Nekoosa held its popular Poker Polar Blast, which attracted 56 entries and created a prize pool of
On Feb. 26, Chan Pelton of College Station, Texas, was disqualified after removing a 25K poker chip from the table during play of Event 9,
For the third time in four years, Southern California’s hottest rivalry comes together for charity. The Los Angeles Kings, Anaheim Ducks and San Manuel Indian
April 5 marks the start of the annual Liz Flynt Spring Poker Classic at the Hustler Casino. Running through April 30 and technically only seven
Though much of the media attention is usually focused on the large poker rooms of Northern California, there are many other rooms that have incredible
Tony Lazar completes his career comeback by winning the main event of the Ante Up Poker Tour’s Spring Poker Classic at Running Aces.
Nolan Dalla writes an interesting blog post wondering if poker is beatable anymore, plus we have a new O’Mally’s Move.
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By Eric Terpening It’s a pretty busy month for tournaments in the Pacific Northwest, especially in Oregon. Chinook Winds Casino in Lincoln City, Ore., will
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