Phil Hellmuth was probably expecting to walk away with his 12th World Series of Poker bracelet from the $1,500 HORSE event this year. Both considering his legendary swollen ego and that he held the lead after an eventful first day. The $1,500 HORSE (not to be confused with the $50,000 HORSE) event drew an impressive 803 participants, the majority of which qualified though online poker
@#&@# Argghhh. Story of my life. I take second in the Pokerverdict.com fantasy poker challenge. First place pays a £1500 WSOP Europe package and second pays...yes you guessed it from the title, ziparino. Ouch! Lost by 7 lousy points, aka a mere 4%. Thanks for playing, don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out, sayonara loser!!! The Final Top Five: 1. Greg 'marshall_gj'
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I had to pass this along because I burst out laughing when I came across it. Anyone that follows poker blogs will get a kick out of it.
The world lost a great one last night. George Carlin has been pointing out the adsurdities of life for over 50 years and he was a great voice of reason in the comedy field. Unfortunately, he passed yesterday of a heart attack at aged 71. He will truly be missed. Not only was his comedy always cutting edge and outstanding, but he also had some very poignant messages about life. A couple of
Switching from tournament play to cash game play can be a painful transition. I have switched between the two modes several times over the past couple of years to keep the game interesting. However, I have learned from these transitions that dropping down a level or two makes a lot of sense to limit transition losses and to build confidence. Tournament poker and ring game poker are very
Switching from tournament play to cash game play can be a painful transition. I have switched between the two modes several times over the past couple of years to keep the game interesting. However, I have learned from these transitions that dropping down a level or two makes a lot of sense to limit transition losses and to build confidence. Tournament poker and ring game poker are very