|  By J. Andrew Curliss and Jessica Rocha - McClatchy Newspapers Thousands of video poker machines in North Carolina were supposed to fold their cards and go read more |
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|  Yet another record has been broken at the 38th annual World Series of Poker this week when the last of the $1500 No Limit Holdem events drew more than three read more |
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|  Perhaps somewhat overshadowed by the frenetic action and big money going across the World Series of Poker tables at Harrah's Rio last week, read more |
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|  Party Poker seems determined to reestablish its title as the biggest online poker outfit on the planet with the news that it has once again upped the read more |
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| | In the first part of this column, two issues ago, I identified the rewards of playing poker while traveling. There are many. There are also risks. read more |
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| | After a three-day tournament featuring some of poker's biggest names, Rafi Amit walked away with the bracelet in 2-7 Triple Draw after a surprisingly brief final table. The starting field of 209 players included many big names. read more |
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| | The World Series of Poker may be most famous for its No Limit Hold'em World Championship, but its reputation for hosting the World Championship of Pot-limit Omaha continues to grow. To satisfy the game's Omaha-playing elite. read more |
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| | The mixed-game events at the World Series of Poker have drawn big fields and big names, and Event #51, $1,000 S.H.O.E. (Stud Hi, Hold 'Em, Omaha Hi/Lo, Stud Hi/Lo), was no exception. The field of 730 players included Daniel Negreanu. read more |
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| | The start of Day Two action in the biggest non-Main Event tournament in World Series of Poker history began at 2:00 P.M. Sunday. Starting with a monstrous field of 3,151 players and generating a $4,301,115 prize pool. read more |
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| | By Steve Friess, Globe Correspondent July 2, 2007 LAS VEGAS - To understand how two of the world's most celebrated poker players would happen to emerge read more |
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