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Reid bill could have hurt more than helped
Nevada Senator Harry Reid tried to pass online legislation during the lame-duck session of 2010.
Ante Up Magazine
December 24, 2010
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Nevada Senator Harry Reid tried to pass online legislation during the lame-duck session of 2010.
Poker pro Tyler Smith of Mississippi wins his third major tournament of the year, the Bayou Challenge.
Terry Coleman of Muscle Shoals, Ala., brought the Gold Strike Winter Poker Classic to a close by capturing the $1K main event title in Tunica
Nevada senator Harry Reid has been making headlines with his intent to attach an online poker regulation bill to tax cut legislation during the lame-duck
Misery loves company. I’m pretty sure whoever coined this phrase just might have been a poker player. This is why most players spend so much
The World Series of Poker circuit tour has added its final two stops to the 2010-11 schedule: West Palm Beach, Fla. and Chester, Pa.
Elections deal blows to poker, gaming chances
Jonathan Duhamel dispatches three Floridians and the rest of the November Nine en route to $9M and the WSOP Main Event title.
WSOP champ Greg Raymer talks about the past elections and where online poker regulation stands.
Harrison Gimbel, the 20-year-old poker pro from Jupiter, Fla., has notched another impressive tournament victory, this time the $5K WPT regional event at the Hard Rock Fall Poker Open at the Seminole Hard Rock in Hollywood, Fla. on Monday.
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