2007 December 03 Poker News, Events and Happenings

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WINNIPEG - About half of more than five dozen poker players arrested during raids at three Winnipeg clubs have chosen to take a counselling program instead of fighting gaming-related charges in court.

Healthy turnouts marked the biggest online events on the first Sunday in December, with the biggest tourneys on PokerStars, Full Tilt and PartyPoker each clearing their pre-event guarantees. As is normally the case, the biggest prize…

A large portion of the poker players charged following a police raid in Winnipeg will likely see the counts against them dropped.

About half of 57 people charged with gambling offences after raids on three social clubs in Winnipeg earlier this year have opted to accept a deal that would see them take an addictions course in exchange for a stay of their charges.

December 3 - The inaugural Moscow Millions poker tournament has been won by controversial poker pro, Tony G, who won a gold bracelet and the $500 000 first prize…

It was about 30 years ago, when I remember being at the Dunes Hotel, where the Bellagio sits today. Danny Robison came over to me and said, "Tom, see that guy over there that looks like a 15-year-old kid? That is Stu Ungar from New York…