Poker Laws And The USA

TO New Mexico, where the New Mexico Gaming Control Board is investigating whether a poker tournament hosted earlier this week in Akela by the Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma was "improper". For improper, read...

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25 Jun 2008

Barack Obama's Poker Change

IN Las Vegas for the WSOP, Barack Obama arrives. There is no escape. But what's that in his pocket?...

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24 Jun 2008

Poker Pros Need To WIn

FOR the past six years an amateur has won the WSOP Main Event. Poker is not football's Premier League or the Formula 1 procession - in poker anyone can win. But still the poker pros...

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20 Jun 2008

Poker: I Read Therefore I Play

CAN you learn to play poker from a book? If poker theory as useful as poker practical?...

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19 Jun 2008

Phil Hellmuth And Old School WSOP

POKER is going mainstream. Poker has gone mainstream. At the WSOP, over 4,000 players entered the $1,500 buy-in No-limit Hold'em event. "Is poker popular?" asks Phil Hellmuth. "My face is on 12 million beer cans...

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17 Jun 2008

Slow WSOP Play Is OK For UK

SLOW play at the WSOP. On Saturday, the six-handed final table was slow. It took 212 hands to eliminate the last five players. A glance at the statistics shows that the game almost 100 hands...

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11 Jun 2008

Las Vegas Casino Rocks To The Big One

TO the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, for the USA Rock Paper Scissors League's big hand-off (that right?). Indeed, dear readers, what else to do when in Vegas between WSOP games then keep...

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10 Jun 2008

The Roots Of WSOP

The World Series Of Poker is almost upon us and Cardplayer magazine looks at the roots of the tournament....

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4 Jun 2008

Poker, Politics And Power

IN "Poker group has important allies on Hill", politico looks at the US poker lobby....

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3 Jun 2008

June 2008 - Poker Anorak