2007 October 31 Poker News, Events and Happenings

Looking for a place to show off your skills at poker in a more competitive setting than a night out with the guys? The Catskeller, located on the bottom floor of Tangeman University Center, is set to hold a Texas Hold ‘Em poker tournament on Friday, Nov. 2 at 7 p.m.

In duplicate poker each tournament table is dealt exactly the same cards, and while you are playing against the people at your table, you are also playing against the person sitting in the same seat as you at every other table. Your ability to win more than someone else with the same hand is what counts. The idea is to eliminate the luck factor.

MARION The Second Brigade in conjunction with the Marion VFW Post 1301, is sponsoring a Care Package Poker Run Saturday, Nov. 3.

Eighty-Nine players took the field at the Royal Dublin Society for the first day of the PokerStars European Poker Tour Dublin Championship, including such local favorites as Jason O’Toole, Andy Black and Conor Doyle…

Another semester has nearly passed at the University of Minnesota, which would typically mean yet another cold front is on the horizon for students looking for poker action around the Twin Cities. But this year seems to go against…

Cambridge (Massachusetts), Oct. 31: A Harvard Law School professor best known for defending the man who leaked the Pentagon Papers and for helping parents sue chemical companies in a case popularised by the film A Civil Action has a new cause: poker.

A new poker room and simulcast facility are open in the grandstand at Mountaineer Race Track & Gaming Resort, which earlier this year received state and county approval to add table games to its thousands of video lottery terminals.