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FLORIDA: Morgan wins WSOPC undercard event in Iowa
Tim Morgan of Pompano Beach finally wins a WSOP circuit ring after many near misses in recent tournaments.
Ante Up Magazine
February 28, 2010
Tim Morgan of Pompano Beach finally wins a WSOP circuit ring after many near misses in recent tournaments.
Young Florida pro from Lake Worth wins North American Poker Tour’s High Roller event in Las Vegas.
The all-ladies High Heels Poker Tour starts a southern swing with a stop at Gold Strike in Tunica, Miss. on Saturday.
Former USF student Natasha Barbour of Miami wins undercard WSOPC event in Iowa.
Vanessa Rousso, the runner-up in this event last year, and Jason Mercier are in the field for the NBC National Heads-Up Poker Championship.
The monthly $720 no-limit hold’em event, called the seven-deuce, went to Miami’a Farid Jattin.
Chris Torina of Florida is the founder of DeepStacks, a company that is redefining poker education and training.
So many things can affect poker in the southeastern U.S. in 2010.
Harrison Gimbel of Florida started playing poker before he was a teenager. Now, at 19, he
reflects on his remarkable $2.2 million PCA win.
If you’re in a poker tournament that will televise its final table, be sure to play your game, and not just for making the final table.
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