December 2008 - Posts
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Recently, Matt All in at 420 Stout coughed up $500+30 to enter the Sunday 500 on PokerStars one week ago. He was one of 1,168 entrants, creating a total prize pool of $584,000. A few hours later, Stout emerged victorious, finding his bankroll over $105k...
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In the world of Australian poker players, one name that jumps out is Andy McLEOD . However, his first name is not Andy nor is his last name McLeod. Instead, James Obst pays homage to a local athlete through his screen name. Obst recently took second in...
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To say that the 2008 calendar year has been a busy one on the legislative front would be a huge understatement. The legislative wheels in the United States have been churning, with groups like the 1.2 million member strong Poker Players Alliance (PPA...
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One of the highlights of any calendar year for poker players is the World Series of Poker . Held annually at the Rio All-Suites Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, the WSOP serves as the host of over 50 prestigious poker tournaments. For the second time, the...
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A total of 35,000 players hit the felts of PokerStars on Sunday for the online poker site’s successful attempt at breaking the Guinness World Record for largest online poker tournament ever. Unofficially, the mark to beat was 26,517, which is the number...
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Recently, Justin lockdownpokah Allen was among 103 players who entered the Winter Bayou Poker Challenge held at Harrah’s New Orleans. The $5,150 tournament awarded a $158,000 first place prize and when the smoke cleared in the Big Easy, Allen emerged...
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The last Sunday of the year proved to be a profitable one for PocketFives.com members; who took down two major tournaments. Matt All In At 420 Stout (pictured) won the PokerStars "Sunday 500" for over $105,000. Bigmoneystud received $43,800...
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Peter breeth Turmezey of Hungary (pictured) spent his second week atop the overall PocketFives Leader Board (PLB) rankings. Peter has had very significant online poker tournament scores in the last months of '08; including a victory in the PokerStars...
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On Saturday and Sunday, Full Tilt Poker is running a pair of $100,000 guaranteed tournaments in its own attempt to spread a little holiday cheer. While its major competitor in the market, PokerStars, is offering the World’s Largest Poker Tournament on...
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With a Guinness Book of World Records attempt coming up on Sunday, PokerStars is upping the ante in another big way. In addition to the $11 buy-in $500,000 Guaranteed event to try to set the mark for the largest poker tournament ever held, PokerStars...
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