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Train yourself to relax at the poker table
Doc Bloomfield says you need to relax when playing poker.
Ante Up Magazine
October 13, 2009
Doc Bloomfield says you need to relax when playing poker.
Poker pro Lee Childs says bluffing needs to tell a story to work.
For seven seasons Norman Chad has entertained the poker world with his self-deprecating humor as color commentator for ESPN’s World Series of Poker. Here he talks about life in the booth, why he’d never invite A.J. Benza out for a drink, what it was l
The poker room at Coconut Creek has always offered single-table tournaments, but recently the staff has begun offering multitable events. Nearly two months ago the
Miami’s Robert MIzrachi, who holds a WSOP bracelet and is the brother of former WPT champ Michael "The Grinder" MIzrachi, finished second at the $5,500
<a href="http://www.pokerwars.info/">Poker Wars</a>, a new weekly poker radio show hosted by Antonio Pinzari, has invited Ante Up publishers Scott Long and Chris Cosenza to be
You can train yourself to have better memory at the poker table.
Luis Deguzman won Dania Jai-Alai’s October Ante Up Poker Tour event and $4,350 on Saturday. The event, which drew 145 players, ended in a eight-way
Nominations are open for this year’s <a href="http://www.podcastawards.com/">PodcastAwards.Com</a> awards. Last year, the Ante Up PokerCast was a nominee; this year, we’re hoping to win. Visit
Raj Vohra of Lake Worth won the Isle Casino’s October Ante Up Poker Tour event on Oct. 4 and $30,500. It was Vohra’s second AUPT
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