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Why do poker players go on tilt?
Sometimes poker players don’t play optimally because they go on tilt. What does that mean and why do we do it?
Ante Up Magazine
September 27, 2010
Sometimes poker players don’t play optimally because they go on tilt. What does that mean and why do we do it?
Covering about 600 miles along the bouncing two-lane highways and byways of Southern Louisiana can make the events of a two-and-a-half-day road trip blur together.
Complete results from the Beau’s Gulf Coast Poker Championships
Will “Monkey” Souther finishes third at the Beau Rivage’s Gulf Coast Poker Championship.
Florida’s Harold Angle had just six chips at one point during Day 1 of his senior WSOP event, but he still went on to victory.
More than 1,000 entrants generated a prize pool in excess of $200K for the fifth annual PBPC, ending with one of the hottest players in the state, Ebony Kenney, winning the main event and POY.
Poker needs politicians who are prepared to go to bat for the players and game.
Mark Rose of Orlando, Fla., wins the Gulf Coast Poker Championship Main Event at the Beau Rivage.
The World Series of Poker’s Tournament of Champions featured 27 of the finest poker players in the world, and none better than Johnny Chan. The two-time WSOP Main Event champ ultimately finished third in the TOC to win $100K. Moments before the final he
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