2006 March 29 Poker News, Events and Happenings

With online poker sites raking in big money, the publishing world wants a piece of the action. Already poker strategy guides and get-rich books have flooded the market as television series, like the World…

Police in a Central Ohio community raid an auction house and arrest 17 men in an effort to close down illegal poker games.

The arrival of pokerbot technology has changed the way we play online poker forever. Bot software is giving some players an unbeatable advantage. [PRWEB Mar 29, 2006] Trackback URI: http://www.prweb.com/zingpr.php/U3F1YS1TaW5nLUNyYXMtVGhpci1IYWxmLVplcm8=

The organizers of the World Poker Congress last week announced that Steve Lipscomb, president of the World Poker Tour, will deliver a keynote speech at the event, scheduled for June 27 - 28, 2006 at the City Conference Center in Stockholm, Sweden.

Challenge is planning to launch two new poker shows, including one featuring only female players.

Bryan Sharp stared down at the wad of bills in his hand.He had just won $1,487 for placing third in a poker tournament at Desert Diamond Casino. It was more money than the 22-year-old UA student had ever held in his life. Instead of daydreaming about what to buy with his newfound riches, though, Sharp knew what he had to do next.”I’ve got organic chemistry homework,” Sharp said, scratching the considerable stubble on his face that had grown during the more than 6‚ hours he spent hunched over a f

Not everyone in life can say they are living a dream with their profession at 21 years of age like former Penn State student Prabhu Narahari, who just this past December put his college career on hold to play hold’em in Las Vegas.Narahari, nicknamed “Prabs” by his friends and fellow poker players, withdrew from Penn State during the middle of his junior year and chose to forego his major in economics to pursue one of his greatest talents — the game of poker.Ever since picking up the game at the