|  With Dr. Mark Burtman If you are following my action here in Tunica, then you'll have noticed that there was no report from me yesterday. That is simply because Tuesday was so bad for me, that it was not worth reporting. It was the no-limit rebuy tour read more |
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|  By Robert Arabella We had set a trap for a poker room killer. I, Talbot, aka "The Poker Cop," played the role of an unsuspecting victim, seated all alone in the back of the poker room, oblivious to the dangerous stranger planning to kill me. Penelope read more |
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|  One Million-Dollar Texas Holdem Poker Tournament - How a Brit Beat the Yanks at their Own Game! Lee Biddulph a chef from Thornton Cleveleys near Blackpool, a resort town on the north west coast of England, returned to Manchester Airport from an amateur read more |
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|  By Al Spath The Orleans Hotel casino poker room seemed unusually breezy as huge ac units worked overtime to filter the 118-degree outside temperature. The smoke created by a massive desert fire in San Bernardino County begun to infiltrate the skies ove read more |
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| | By David Hench One of the fun things about the gambling life is coming up with sayings that seem to capture some profound truth about gaming. That way, as you gain experience, you don't have to think too hard each day - you've already got a lot of wh read more |
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| | By Daniel NegreanuBefore I even started playing poker, I was fascinated by tournaments of all kinds. I used to keep statistics on my Nintendo baseball game, as well as all sorts of other made-up tournaments.I finally got into "real" tournaments at abou read more |
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| | By Robert Arabella Part 5 To Tell The Truth -1960's TV Game Show Two high-stakes no-limit hold'em poker players have bet $500,000 that one can, in a week, teach a total novice, a "Poker Virgin," to beat the other in a winner-take-all game. Now, with th read more |
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| | By Robert Arabella Digo, paciencia y barajar What I say is, patience and shuffle up the cards. - Miguel de Cervantes, Don Quixote Part 1- The King of Poker He called himself El Rey del Póker and while his Colombian Passport identified him as Fra read more |
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| | By Matthew Hilger There are always two key decisions you must make when taking the initiative in no-limit hold'em while playing a hand. Are you going to play, and if so, how much do you want to bet? The amount of your bet is always very important. I read more |
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| | By Peter WolffI get this a lot. Some guy I knew centuries ago sees me playing forty-eightyhold'em and says to me, "what are you doing here?" I sigh. Stuff like this has gone on most of my life. When you're a hustler, you end up losing most of the tim read more |
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