|  By Robert Arabella Owen Martin, drunk out of his mind the entire week, has shot his wife, the world-class no-limit poker player Gin Martin, in the head. Owen Martin yells, "It was all her fault!" and before I can shoot him, he puts the muzzle of his read more |
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|  By Robert Arabella A serial killer, "The Poker Player Slayer," has strangled five Majestic Poker Room regulars. In the dead hand of each victim is a complete poker hand, the killer's "calling cards." Talbot, "The Poker Cop," and Penelope Fallon, "Red P read more |
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|  I leave tomorrow. Perfect timing as far as I am concerned, as what seems like the entire world has set up camp inside the Rio. For the last three weeks the media room has been a ghost town. It now more closely resembles present-day Beirut. The diehar read more |
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|  I spotted a friend in the hallway yesterday, and he told me about his adventures in a recent tournament. He outlasted over 2,000 players for a top 20 finish. 'Great work,' I offered, as I realized what an accomplishment it is to make it through a field read more |
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| | It's Satellite Day at the World Series, which means the dreamers have descended upon the Rio in full force, hoping to scratch and claw their way into the main event. This is the first day since the Series began that there hasn't been a Day One of a brac read more |
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| | By Nick Eisel This month I want to talk about a situation that can come up in No Limit where you can get an abnormally large amount of value out of a hand even when there is no money in the pot. The reason this is possible is because once you have dev read more |
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| | The gulf coast won't soon forget a gang of Kentucky junketeers who invaded their shores a while back. It was supposed to be a harmless little poker and golf excursion, until things began to go awry. A cloud of bad luck must have blown in off the gulf t read more |
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| | By Jim Woods If you're playing correctly in a NL Hold'em tournament you're not seeing most flops, which means you have time on your hands. Sure, you could order drinks, talk to a waitress, or peruse the fascinating array of daytime TV shows on the casin read more |
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| | Every single poker player inside the Amazon Room today is playing for something. Most are chasing dreams of a big-money score, others are hoping to snag a coveted gold bracelet, but only one is playing to snag a piece of history. Phil Hellmuth, Jr. ha read more |
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| | By Al Spath Control can take various avenues, but are they impacting your attention? I asked a number of online players who were quick to provide their take on how "emotions" play a significant role at the table. Comments from the rail.paraphrased "Yes read more |
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