September 2008 - WSOP Europe

US young gun showing no Mercier

Editor / 30 September 2008 / Leave a comment

Well the Americans are setting the pace again in event 3, the £5,000 Pot Limit Omaha, at the World Series of Poker Europe with the action reaching a climax, writes Rob Eddy....Read more »

John Juanda in top form

Matthew Pitt / 29 September 2008 / Leave a comment

When a poker professional is playing well and hitting cards it can be a deadly combination. One player who is doing both at the £1,500 No-limit Hold'em Event at the 2008 World Series of Poker Europe is John Juanda....Read more »

Phil Ivey out before the first break!

Matthew Pitt / 29 September 2008 / Leave a comment

No-limit hold'em can be a cruel beast at the best of times, but it seems to save its nastiest beast for the biggest poker tournaments, just ask Phil Ivey....Read more »

Yanks mount their challenge.

Editor / 25 September 2008 / Leave a comment

Event number two of the World Series of Poker Europe is well underway and the American contingent is doing very well for itself, not least by the man who is known as the 'Tiger Woods of Poker', writes Rob Eddy....Read more »

US young gun leading the way

Editor / 25 September 2008 / Leave a comment

The first event of the World Series of Poker Europe - the £1,500 No Limit Hold'em tournament - has now been whittled down to a final table and a young American is in prime position to land the first gold...Read more »

Relaxing at the 2008 WSOPE

Matthew Pitt / 23 September 2008 / Leave a comment

Playing in a major poker tournament, whilst fun and exciting, can actually be a tiring and stressful experience. Players can find themselves sat in the same position for up to fifteen hours a day, calculating pot odds and working out...Read more »

Razor running hot

Matthew Pitt / 22 September 2008 / Leave a comment

The sharks will be descending on London over the next month or so for the second running of the World Series of Poker Europe and one who is proving to have bigger teeth than most right now is John Phan,...Read more »

Multiple level thinking

Matthew Pitt / 18 September 2008 / Leave a comment

Texas Hold'em is a game that, on the surface, is very easy to learn. This simplicity makes it appealing to scores of players worldwide. However, things are not always as they seem and once you start to delve deeper and...Read more »