By the end of Day 1, five of the 27 champs in this event had been eliminated, namely John Juanda, Greg Raymer, Barry Shulman, Sammy Farha and Phil Ivey. Erick Seidel held the lead at the end of Day 1....
Rockowitz, Bell and Eskeland all honoured With the World Series of Poker going into its 32nd day in Las Vegas, three more players claimed gold by winning their events. For Jesse Rockowitz it was the excitement of a first bracelet when he took down event 45, a $1,500 b...
Funds required to support the drive for legalised online poker Building on the momentum of the past year, the Poker Players Alliance announced this week that it will drop a fundraising "money bomb" on July 1st in order to raise additional funds leading up to a cruci...
Chief Technology Officer appointed at Bodog Europe AJ Thompson, formerly CTO of the Expekt group which is now owned by Mangas Gaming, has been recruited...
Police report that hackers fleeced online poker players. Police in South Korea have revealed that they have arrested 33 hackers who used a malware program to cheat online poker players out of 55 million won ($45,265) from last November through May, the publicat...
Two of the industry's major operators score French licensing. The French gambling regulator ARJEL has released its second list of new licensees, which features two of the online gambling industry's major opera...
Hamrick and Gordon take their first bracelets home Going into Day 30 of the 41st World Series of Poker, the latest bracelet winners are Dean Hamrick, who bubbled last year's main event final table, and Ian Gordon, who started low but staged a remarkable comeback in his event. Starting the day against 24 other survivors, Hamrick won event 42...
WSOP action and a new docu-reality television show in prospect Capitalising on the media buzz around the 41st World Series of Poker currently unfolding in Las Vegas, the New York-based Fatty's Poker Club is sending 10 players to get into the Main Event action next month. The lucky ten Fatty's players include five contest winners, as well as...
Steve Jelinek takes event 41 down for $245,871 British players continue to do well in World Series of Poker, with Steve Jelinek claiming a fifth gold bracelet for the Brits in event 41 of the 41st WSOP. Event 41 was a $1,500 buy-in Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better competition entered Day 3 Thursday afternoon with15 players left fr...
And was it under conditions acceptable to the Guinness Book of Records? Message board scuttlebutt and claims on the Cake Poker blog as the week ended suggest that the two-week-old, 115 hour endurance record for playing poker set by Phil ‘Unabomber' Laak in Las Vegas m...
Online poker provider restricts French activity to dedicated site The world's largest online poker provider, Pokerstars.com may be prepared to tangle with the confused US legal system, but when it comes to French players the operator is playing it strictly by the book. Judging by website notifications and comment this week on well-informed...
Sandrine Mangia-Park joins the board of directors Sandrine Mangia-Park, a marketing executive with online poker operator Everest Poker, has been appointed a direct...
Perth pro boosts career earnings to over $4 million Perth, Ontario pro Scott Montgomery (28) emerged victorious Wednesday night in World Series of Poker event 36, a $1,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold'em competition contested by an initial field of 3,102. It was the culmination of four tough days of highly competitive poker which saw the final nine...
New Zealand court rules that .net advertising and poker tournaments are not illegal Online gambling companies using the .net advertising strategy will be heartened by a New Zealand court's ruling that such advertising i...
The action continues as big names and unknowns alike mingle and compete for the cash Variety, action and the imminent reward of more World Series of Poker bracelets are keeping interest high in poker's biggest spectacle unfolding at the Rio in Las Vegas. By late Sunday night event 34 - the $1,000 buy-in Seniors No-limit Hold'em Championship...
Four more bracelets awarded Four more World Series of Poker events have been decided in Las Vegas over the weekend. Event 30 - the $1,500 buy-in No-limit Hold'em contest has sent another WSOP bracelet to the United Kingdom – the fourth so far in this 2010 series which has just passed the halfway mark. A three hour heads up between...
Despite entering for several events, gold continues to elude internet phenom As the 41st World Series of Poker thunders into its third week, the more recognisable top pro names remain largely absent from the winner lists, although not for want of trying, with a slew of top players in the business appearing on a diverse range of event entries....
Top tournament director appointed by WPT The World Poker Tour, which was acquired last year by Party Gaming for $12.3 million has appointed top tournament director, Matt Savage, as executive tour director. “Matt is one of the world's foremost experts on poker tournaments,” Steve Heller, World Poker Tour CEO said. “His expe...
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Three more bracelets awarded Events 24, 26 and 27 are in the record books as three more bracelets were won at the 41st World Series of Poker in Las Vegas over the past 24 hours. The long-running event 24 - the $1,000 buy-in No-limit Hold'Em at last produced a winner after 4 days of hard grinding poker when Jeffrey Tebben converted a short s...
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