Three Floridians, including Ante Up partner Robin McCarty, founder of PMS PokerWear, cashed in World Series of Poker Event #17 (No-Limit Hold’em Ladies World Championship).
Anthony Cousineau of Daytona Beach is the lone Floridian to cash in World Series of Poker Event #15 (No-Limit Hold’em). The $5,000 event drew 655
Nick Sortal of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel has posted a story on the new Ante Up Poker Tour on his <a href="http://blogs.trb.com/entertainment/news/gambling/blog/2009/06/statewide_poker_tour_make_a_ma.html">Action blog,</a> and a
Derby Lane’s poker room will host a $100 buy-in “Monster Stack” tournament at 1 p.m. on Father’s Day (June 21). Players start with 10,000 chips and 25-minute blinds. Also, the highest hand during the tournament will win a Tag Heuer watch valued at $2,695. For more information call (727) 812-3339.
By Lauren Failla The first time I met Barbara I didn’t know what to expect. It’s been a whirlwind every since. I have so much
Poker pro Lee Childs says don’t get trapped while in position.
The 2009 national heads-up champ discusses his victory, his unique name, his wild prop bets and his affection for the game of razz.
Jason Mercier of Davie is the first Floridian to cash three times in this year’s World Series of Poker, as he took 16th in Event
No Floridians cashed in World Series of Poker Event #14 (6-handed Limit Hold’em). The $2,500 event drew 367 players. <strong>Florida to date</strong> <strong>Money won:</strong>$1,729,437 <strong>Cashes:</strong>83
Todd "Turkish" Altinbas of Dania, who’s also known as "Oktay Altinbas" took seventh place in the World Series of Poker Event #13 (No-Limit Hold’em). The
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