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Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Tom Schneider = First WSOP Player of the Year


Poker News: The last event of the year at the 2007 WSOP that counts towards the WSOP Player of the Year Award had Tom Schneider going into it as a heavy favorite to win the award. Play online poker

The "DonkeyBomber" only had one poker player who could possibly catch him - Jeffrey Lisandro. Read poker blogs

It would have needed Lisandro to finish in fourth place or better to beat Schneider. According to Bodog Beat, there was a little uneasiness between the players and they finished in the money but, as luck would have it, it turned out to be irrelevant. Play route 66 poker

Schneider was called by Allen Cunningham. Cunningham's high card of 8 held up and Schneider walked away in 16th place. Play $500 match poker bonus

And with Jeffrey Lisandro going out only two spots later in 14th, Schneider's WSOP award and place in history was secured. Play full tilt poker
Allen Cunningham

Poker News Source: postchronicle

Friday, July 27, 2007

Jujumalo first Everest Poker qualifier for WSOPE


Poker News: It was a French invasion for the first direct entry poker tournament for the World Series of poker Europe main event at Everest Poker. Not only did France have the heaviest participation, it was one of their own who won the qualifier and the WSOPE seat. Play online poker

The winner was jujumalo, who takes home a seat in the poker tournament plus money for travel and hotel expenses. Play route 66 poker

"Getting to send out players to a historical event like the first World Series of Poker Europe event is fantastic," said Jonathan May, Everest Poker property manager. "We fully believe that the WSOP Europe is going to become a rival to its American counterpart very quickly." Play full tilt poker

Jujumalo will have first-hand knowledge to be able to compare the two major tournaments himself. He was also one of the poker site's winners for a seat in Event 49, the $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em event of the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. Play route 66 poker

He was one 39 players who headed to Vegas courtesy of Everest Poker, but unfortunately wasn't able to turn the event into a big cash win. He went out early when his king-high flush was beat by a player with the ace-high flush. Play $500 match poker bonus

Now he'll have a chance to redeem himself Sept. 10 when he heads to London for the WSOP Europe £10,000 No-Limit Texas Hold'em championship. Play full tilt poker

Play in the event will start out at three separate casinos, The Empire, The Sportsman and Fifty. On Sept. 13, players will be whittled down enough to consolidate and play out the rest of the event at The Empire. play strip poker
Allen Cunningham

Poker News Source: pokerlistings

Wednesday, July 25, 2007

World Series Poker player finishes in top 3 percent


Poker News: Doing something for 16 hours straight would be quite exhausting — except for sleeping. Play online poker

Piedmont resident Jerry Kane recently spent four straight days, averaging 12 consecutive hours a day, doing what he loves most. Read poker blogs

“Two days before I wouldn’t play at all. I’d be getting my body ready by eating protein and fruits, very little carbs and be in bed by 11:30,” Kane said. Play route 66 poker

The Massachusetts native wasn’t prepping his body for a marathon pickleball tournament or 36 holes of golf for four straight days. Nonetheless, he needed to stay on top of his game. Play $500 match poker bonus

“I wanted to keep my brain sharp,” Kane said. Play full tilt poker

He was, though, hoping his dietary regime would eventually fatten his wallet. Play poker tournaments

When the fourth day ended, the bananas, berries, chicken and eggs along with the in-bed-by-11:30 routine paid off. Play women poker

Kane cashed in for $51,398.

What was it that Kane was doing for such a long period of time that required so much effort and that can be so exhausting on one’s body? Play Strip poker

Playing poker.
Allen Cunningham

Poker News Source: villagesdailysun

Tuesday, July 24, 2007

Everest Poker names tournament location


Poker News: Everest Poker today announced the final location of its months-long Everest Poker Avalanche tournament. The Everest Poker Avalanche, a $1,000,000 guaranteed hold 'em poker tournament that began several months ago, will reach its climax aboard a cruise ship in the Mediterranean. Play online poker

"We really wanted to make the last round of the game special, and this certainly fits the bill," said Jonathan May, Everest Poker's property manager. "I can't imagine a better way to finish a long tournament like this. Read poker blogs

We really wanted to make the last round of the game special, and this certainly fits the bill. Play route 66 poker

The 10 players and their guests will cruise in style from Athens, Greece to Turkey, stopping at islands such as Mykonos and Rhodes. The final table will be played in the casino on board, which has been reserved solely for this event. The final winner of the Avalanche poker tournament is guaranteed at least $200,000. Read poker blogs

Spanning nine months, the Everest Poker Avalanche involves both online play as well as live poker games. The poker tournament features a three-round structure that allows players at all levels to join in. Round 1 satellites are designed for players looking for little up-front risk: buy-ins are $3+.30 or $11+1. Round 2 satellites are ideal for players that are more confident in their ability and wish to save time - the buy-in is $56+5. Play $500 match poker bonus
Allen Cunningham

Poker News Source: casinocity

Friday, July 20, 2007

WSOP 2007: Lee Watkinson

Poker News: We spoke with Lee Watkinson a few days before the $10,000 championship event of the World Series of Poker.

Cardplayer: How has the Series been for you? Play online poker

Lee Watkinson: It’s been kind of dry, I have been bubbling like a hot coke on ice. I have bubbled five times within seven places of the money. This is my last event ($1,000 no-limit hold’em with rebuys) before the main event. I actually made the worst play of the World Series in this event. I misread my hand, I thought I had a 4-5 and flopped two pair against pocket kings. I knew the guy had a big pair. He moves in, I call, and throw them over and I have 3-4. The 3-4 was suited and there was one of the suit on the flop and it came runner and then the king of that suit on the river, so that turned out to be my best play of the Series so far. Play full tilt poker

[Lee did make the money in this event, his second of three cashes in this year’s WSOP.

CP: What has Harrah’s done right and wrong with the WSO Poker Tournament this year, and what can they fix for next year?

LW: I would like to see them move the players off the rail a little bit.

[We are standing watching the $10,000 pot-limit Omaha poker tournament that is down to 10 players and has spectators literally less than a foot away from the final table players.]

LW: Like in this Omaha event, players are trying to look at their cards and the railbirds are talking. That guy there in the yellow shirt, he was talking so much earlier that I had to ask him to hold it down and he did for about a minute and when I asked again, he looked at the table and asked if he was bothering anyone else. He left when I called the floor but his buddy stayed there and talked on about me calling the floor for no reason. Play route 66 poker

Fans on the rail will actually say things like “Man I would have played that hand” when you muck your cards. It’s just not a good situation. I mean these guys are playing for a million dollars, and after 12 hours of play anything can irritate you and throw you off our game. Play $500 match poker bonus

CP: How have you felt about the schedule? Play women poker

LW: I would like to see more of these $1,000 rebuy poker tournaments and less of the $1,500 events. A $1,000 rebuy hits all of the players. The player who wants to play for $1,000 can play; those who want to go for $10,000 and the players who want to play for $40,000 can do that, too. Download poker wallpapers

CP: Good luck in the main event.

LW: Thanks.
Allen Cunningham

Poker News Source: cardplayer

Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Huge pots, fluctuating chip stacks and fast action continue as the field narrows


Poker News: At the last World Series of Poker main event in 2006, cards went in the air at 2:12pm and Jamie Gold had won it at 3:40am the next morning in a total time of 13 hours and 28 minutes. And it took 10 hours and 30 minutes for action to get down to the final four poker players.

At the 2005 WSO Poker tournament main event the final table started at 4:47pm and Joe Hachem won it at 6:41am the next day. Total time was 13 hours and 54 minutes, and it took 9 hours and 15 minutes for the action to get down to the final four players. Play online poker

At the start of this year's epic an aggressive Jerry Yang dominated play despite his second lowest chip stack, forcing a fast pace, building a massive poker chip lead and leading onlookers to start betting that this might be the shortest main event yet. Starting with poker chip leader Philip Hilm, Yang had put paid to the top prize dreams of Hilm, Lee Watkinson, Lee Childs and Hevad Kahn by late evening . Play full tilt poker

The fifth man out, Englishman Jon Kalmar went at hand 60 after around five hours play when he tangled with South African poker player Raymond Rahme, who maintained a strong position throughout the game with great calls and skilful decisions. Kalmar earned himself the first millionaire's paycheck in this year's final at $ 1 255 069, in the process boosting Rahme's chip count to 29.89 million. Play $500 match poker bonus
Allen Cunningham

Poker News Source: onlinecasinos

Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Launch of Multi-Network Loyalty Club for Online Poker Players


Poker news: The next evolution in the fast-growing online poker world is WSOP Europe, a pioneering loyalty club set up to reward players from multiple sites. Seventy per cent of online poker players already play on multiple rooms which, because of their different types of software, offer varying levels of game and the amounts you can deposit and withdraw. Read poker blogs

The other attraction is that different networks offer different poker tournaments, different players, different layouts and different bonuses and rewards. Play route 66 poker

Now WSO Poker tournament Europe has taken the top rated poker networks and incorporated them into one loyalty club designed by poker players for poker players. Imagine one loyalty card that you could use in all the main supermarkets - this is what WSO Poker tournament Europe is offering in the world of poker.

Launched on 17 July 2007 by TEAM Europe, a Devon-based international marketing agency, WSOP Europe is totally unique worldwide and was devised as a response to demands for improved customer service in the poker world. Play online poker
Allen Cunningham

Poker news source: prnews

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