2006 February 17 Poker News, Events and Happenings - Page 2
The United States government has shown a long history of not being up to speed with today’s Internet world. It is well known that, in the international trade arena…
Andy Beal, a self-made billionaire businessman, banker, real-estate developer, and mathematical genius, is also a huge poker aficionado. And when I say huge, I mean he’s the blue whale of the world’s poker seas, playing cards for enormous sums of money running into the millions of dollars. But who does he play poker with? Who else has that kind of money to play such high-stakes poker save for the best of the best poker pros? Indeed, several star poker players, like Doyle Brunson, Phil Ivey, and Johnny Chan, have joined forces along with a few other top poker professionals, pooling their resources to challenge Beal heads-up in the richest poker game in the world.
For poker fans from around the world that have been suffering from a televised poker deficiency, the World Poker Tour has a cure. Season Four of the Tour makes its debut on the Travel Channel…
The unique web site PokerFishTracker.com has been tracking down the latest poker news and promotions to accommodate its visitors. New heads-up and tournament strategy has been added to the website, and the new PFT free roll tournaments are registering at Titan Poker. [PRWEB Feb 17, 2006]
Produced by Major League Poker, On The Felt, will podcast radio shows via HighRollerRadio.com. [PRWEB Feb 17, 2006]
The famous Poker Players Guide on the Internet is now releasing its news in RSS format giving readers the opportunity to receive updates and poker tips in real time. [PRWEB Feb 17, 2006]
Matt Birney, the Western Australian Opposition Leader, revealed a meeting with the PBL chief James Packer while he was in Perth this week hopping to drum up support for poker machines by lobbying at the Burswood Casino. Packer had met with Premier Alan Carpenter on Monday (February 13th) in what turned out to be a failed effort to get the government to reverse its ban on traditional poker machines.
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