By Scott Long Minnesota poker players used to having to hit the road to find a well-structured tournament won’t have far to travel in April.
Canterbury Park hosted the Great Minnesota Freeze Out (Jan. 25-27), attracting 185 entries to its $1,100 event for a $179,450 prize pool. Colin Anderson of
James Gibson of Stonewall, Manitoba, became the first Canadian to win a Mid-States Poker Tour event, grabbing the title at Canterbury Park in Shakopee, Minn.,
Running Aces Harness Park in Columbus, Minn., has announced its schedule for the Ante Up Midwest Championship, and Ante Up Poker Tour event April 11-21.
Thunder Valley Casino Resort in Lincoln, Calif. will run four satellites for the Ante Up Midwest Championship at Running Aces Harness Park.
For the third consecutive season, Grand Casino Mille Lacs in Onamia, Minn., hosted the Mid-States Poker Tour (Nov. 11-18), and this time drew 172 entrants
Canterbury Park in Shakopee, Minn., had a nice turnout during its 12th Fall Poker Classic (Oct. 6-21) as Mike Schneider won the main event for
Summer’s end always leads to the fall poker season in Minnesota. Running Aces Harness Park in Columbus once again hosted its Midwest Poker Classic (Sept.
Blake Bohn of Burnsville, Minn., captured the Tournament of Champions, the largest buy-in tournament ($2,500) in Running Aces Harness Park history, earning $75K on Aug.
John Morgan, a Minnesota businessman and Canterbury Park shareholder, lived a dream of most poker players when he played in the Big One for One Drop at this year’s World Series of Poker. Morgan had several reasons for deciding to play in the event with the $1 million buy-in. “It’s a bucket-list kind of thing […]
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