2007 December 05 Poker News, Events and Happenings - Page 3

The popular online poker room is offering more chances to its players to win more cash in Texas Hold’em tournaments. (PRWeb Dec 5, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/RmFsdS1Ib3JyLVNpbmctU3VtbS1UaGlyLVplcm8=

Europe’s largest pub poker league has launched its very own online poker room with the assistance of leading managed service provider Inside Gaming. The Nuts Poker League has joined the largest online poker network which offers more than GBP8 million in guaranteed prizes every month and that attracts a staggering 75,000 unique players from around the world every day.

One of the greatest poker players on the pro circuit passed away recently, shocking the poker world. News spread Tuesday that David “Chip” Reese had died at the age of 56. Reese was a legend in the poker community, especially at the “Big Game” played by the high stakes pros…

The man known as Tony G, whose real name is Antanas Guoga, has a reputation for being a loud mouth at the poker table, but being a sweetheart away from the table. This poker pro took down the Moscow Millions poker tournament recently and right away donated the more than two hundred thousand dollar first place prize money to a local orphanage. Tony G had a lot of praise for the poker event’s format, saying it was better than the World Series of Poker…

There are many kinds of themed poker tournaments these days due to the popularity of Texas Holdem. Holding a poker event for charity has become a bit ubiquitous, and events designed to raise awareness are not far behind. How about an event that not only specifically references Chiropractors, but even more search engine optimization techniques for Chiropractors? Such is the case for the Purposeinc 2007 SEO Texas Holdem Charity Poker Tournament, which will be held at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada tomorrow…

LAS VEGAS — David âœChip❠Reese, a card star who won one of the biggest cash games in the world and three World Series of Poker championships, has died. He was 56.

LAS VEGAS — David (Chip) Reese, a card star who anchored one of the biggest cash games in the world and won three World Series of Poker bracelets, has died. He was 56.