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2012 PokerStars.fr EPT Deauville Day 5: Guichard Leads Final Table; Pagano in the Hunt
Luca Pagano is still in the hunt for an EPT title. Find out who else made the final table in our Day 5 recap.
Florida Destination Casino Bill Withdrawn From House Subcommitte
A piece of legislation that would authorize three new resort-style casinos in Florida has been withdrawn before a House subcommittee could hold their vote. Barry Johnson, president of the Greater …
Iowa Online Poker Bill Could Come This Month
After several months of analysis and debate, a bill that would legalize and regulate online poker in the state of Iowa could come to the General Assembly as soon as this month, but the battle may just be starting in the Hawkeye State. An article on IowaPolitics.com written by Lynn Campbell points out the two [...]
The Weekly Turbo: Full Tilt Poker Owed Millions by Pros, 2012 WSOP Schedule, and More
The Weekly Turbo has the weeks top poker news stories including Full Tilt lending millions to well-known poker players, the 2012 World Series of Poker schedule, and much more.
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Luca Pagano on top at EPT Deauville
Luca Pagano is no stranger to making the money on the PokerStars European Poker Tour. The Italian holds the record for the most EPT cashes but he has, as yet, never managed to actually seal a title. That could be about to change though with Pagano holding the chip lead going into the penultimate day.
LHonore and Boatman headline Genting final 16
Just 16 players are still in the hunt for the £31k top prize at the first ever Genting Poker Series event in Birmingham. David LHonore holds the chip lead going into the final day with a stack of 1,471,000 but most eyes will be on the man who lies in second place.
EPT Deauville Day Four: Team PokerStars Pro Luca Pagano Leads With 24 Players Remaining
After four days of play at the Casino Barriere, Team PokerStars Pro Luca Pagano surged to the lead of the European Poker Tour stop in Deauville, France, with 24 players remaining. 54 players came to the felt on Saturday, looking to whittle the field down to the final three tables. Leading the pack was Samphane [...]
In and Out List: Stars Hits 75 Billion, Kid Poker Loses a Million
This week’s List features 75 billion hands on PokerStars, Devo’s latest win and the end of an independent poker website, along with Jamie Gold, Daniel Negreanu and the Global Poker Index. Buckle up. This is the In and Out List. Poker’s In List: January 30 – February 5, 2012 Chopping the 75 Billionth Hand on PokerStars: IN Earlier today PokerStars hit its latest milestone, hand 75 billion. And to celebrate they gave away $140,000. And it gets better. The milestone pot was chopped, meaning two players had their prizes doubled! edroqui07 and acer2831 both made the same seven-high straight and took $42,810 and $34,600, respectively. Here are the payouts for the 75 billionth hand and their chat box reactions, courtesy of PokerStars Blog. edroqui07: $42,810... "yeeeaaaaaaaaaa" acer2831: $34,600 i-268: $19,450... "awesome, ty" ant_poker: $19,010... "ooooh" Sebastfrz: $16,970 pavl007: $16,970... "enough for a sandwich" (but presumably a very big one) We really like the sound of a $16,000 sandwich. tcash777 for Live Updating his $2/$5 Game Against Jamie Gold: IN Two Plus Two forum poster tcash777 sat down in a $2/$5 game at the Trop in Las Vegas and found the poker room’s namesake Jamie Gold sitting to his left. "No ones live updated me since the 2006 Main Event" He’s In this week because instead of sitting starstruck, or the much worse ask-for-a-picture, he started a thread about it. Drawing on the vast number of bored slackers knowledge and experience available in NVG he asked for help. The feedback wasn’t exactly helpful, and his cell phone ran out of batteries before he could get much of a dialogue going, were still commending him for taking the initiative. Check out the thread right here. Bryan Devonshire for Winning a Second WSOPC Ring: IN The man known in the poker world as Devo has won a second WSOP Circuit ring, and a spot on this week’s In List. Bryan Devonshire defeated the venerable Paul “Eskimo” Clark heads-up and pocketed $55,291. In total 228 players bought into that $1k event at Caesars Las Vegas. Devonshire narrowly missed the 2011 November Nine, finishing 12th in the Main Event for over $600,000. He’s now got close to $2 million in lifetime earnings. Get the full story from the amazing Nolan Dalla right here. Poker’s Out List: January 30 – February 5, 2012 Subject: Poker for Closing its Virtual Doors: OUT Subject: Poker, the website that has become synonymous with secret-source Full Tilt Poker news, has packed up shop and will no longer be publishing new articles. Site founder NoahSD announced that he was getting into the online poker security consulting game, and would therefore be unable to present the kind of independent news for which the site was revered. Feature writer Diamond_Flush has started a new blog, however, and will continue to follow the Black Friday debacle as it develops. Daniel Negreanu for Bubbling the $250k Down Under: OUT Some might call it cruel but we’re putting Daniel Negreanu Out this week for nailing one of the biggest bubbles in poker, the $250k Super High Roller at the Aussie Millions. Maria Ho is one of 11 players bumped off the GPI this week. Negreanu posted yesterday about what it’s like to go out in fourth and lose $250,000, instead of finishing third and winning $800k. To make matters worse Negreanu spent the next evening with Patrik Antonius, the one who busted him out of the Super High Roller with jacks against A-8. Antonius, his wife Maya, plus Jason Mercier and his fiancée all went to the Aussie Open finals for that epic Nadal/Djokovic finale. Click through here for Negreanu’s latest blog post. 11 Players from the Global Poker Index: OUT Earlier this week 11 players were knocked off the weekly Global Poker Index ranking. The GPI ranks the top 300 live tournament players in the world. Among those bumped off the list was Maria Ho, who has been in the top 300 since the 2011 WSOP, and Cornel Cimpan, who earned over $3 million in 2009 but hasn’t done a whole lot lately. Still in the number one spot is Erik Seidel whose 2011 was among the greatest in poker history. Seidel has been number one 14 of the 32 weeks the GPI has been in existence. That’s more than any other player. Click here for the full ranking.Visit www.pokerlistings.com
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I started off the year decently with a 5th place finish in the super high roller in Bahamas. Had an all around great time at the PCA, probably the best …
