|  The Full Tilt lounge is poker's equivalent of a football locker room. It's where the Full Tilt players go to relax during breaks in play. Some recharge their iPods. Others flop themselves upon one of the long couches and close their eyes, if only to b read more |
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|  I won't be surprised if Erick Lindgren emerges victorious from today's final table of the $5,000 Short-Handed No-Limit Hold'em event, and I doubt anyone else will either. He's already won two World Poker Tour tournaments and he barely looks old enough t read more |
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|  Phil Gordon recommended that I go for a straight-razor shave at Truefitt & Hill in the Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace. Phil's won well over $1 million playing cards in his lifetime. He's bagged a World Poker Tour title. He's a bestselling author and a read more |
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|  By Vince Burgio I often get approached by people who know me, or maybe know of me, from my columns on Poker.Com. Usually they want me to write about an incident they think is interesting, or about an injustice perpetuated against them, in which they th read more |
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| | You know how at a poker tournament there's always that pack of people numbly walking the halls complaining about bad beats? Well, at this year's World Series that tired tradition has nearly been replaced with the bitching from players about the collectiv read more |
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| | There are a couple stories that capture the essence of my experience at this year's World Series and then there's what happened to me yesterday, which does that and a little more. After learning, chatting, and playing with the pros all day, I decided to read more |
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| | By Max Shapiro I guess all of you have read that President Bush wants to stimulate the economy by doing away with taxes on stock dividends. This would be terrific news for billionaires like Barry Shulman, but wouldn't do much for struggling poker player read more |
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| | After enduring the succession of mini-controversies that have thus far plagued this year's World Series, today I decided to concentrate on a topic with a little less bite: fashion. The way poker players dress has always shocked me. In what other field read more |
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| | We've tried very hard since November to negotiate a settlement of the release with the World Poker Tour. We were bargaining in good faith as best we could. There are some very important elements of that release that are completely unacceptable. There read more |
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| | By Paul Samuel (The UK's answer to Mike Caro or Lassie)1. IntroductionI went out 7th in my regular £20 rebuy comp at Luton from a field of about 72. All in with the AK a hand I note I appear to have exited comps with on a regular basis of late.I mused read more |
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