March proved to be a busy month in Wisconsin. On March 9, a nearly $150K bad-beat jackpot was hit at a $1-$2 no-limit hold’em cash
When Chris Moneymaker won the World Series of Poker Main Event a decade ago, limit hold’em was Chicagoland’s most popular game and the Midwest’s busiest
It’s the end of an era as Stan Strickland has resigned as Borgata’s director of poker. After seven years, Strickland quit managing the 85-table poker
With Delaware and New Jersey taking action to pass online poker legislation, it was only expected that Pennsylvania would follow. In a recent issue of
The annual Four States Poker Championship/Ante Up Poker Tour series kicks off May 17. Running through May 26, the series features a minimum of two
Social media has become an important source of news in many areas. Poker is ripe for rapid sharing of poker hands and situations from players.
Along with the gorgeous weather of spring — a season that took its sweet time arriving this year — it’s finally a little quieter in
Caesars Entertainment’s Mega Beat Progressive Jackpot hit for the first time March 9 at Planet Hollywood. The jackpot started Jan. 10 with an initial pool of $200K, and had grown to $672,420 when the unlikely hand was dealt just before 7 p.m. In a $1-$2 no-limit hold’em game, Alex Adams saw his quad queens lose […]
Three large tours made March stops in our big little city and proved again Reno poker is a major poker competitor. The first series, the
Two major poker tours came to New England the first week in April, and the results were staggering: 4,200 players sharing in more than $2.5
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