2010 February 17 Poker News, Events and Happenings
In a five-hour online game of one-on-one, pot-limit Omaha last December, 21-year-old Cornell University senior Brian Hastings earned a pile of winnings and a name for himself in the world of online poker.
HAMMOND | Former Chicago Bear Richard Dent and former majorleague baseball player Eric Soderholm are among celebrities whowill take part in a charity poker tournament today at HorseshoeCasino in Hammond.
Hollywood Dave may have outed himself as a muli-accounter, Jayde Nicole is suing over a photo, and it seems there is some confusion over the hostess for the PokerStars NAPT. Find out all the news in tonight’s Nightly Turbo.
Sedo , a domain marketplace, has brokered the largest sale of a .org domain to date. Brokered on behalf of A-1 National Advertising, the domain poker.org was sold to PokerCompany.com for the sum of $1 Million. Prior to the sale of poker.org, the highest .org sale was $198,000 for engineering.org, followed by sexe.org which sold for $151,400. The sale price for poker.org is smaller than those of …
The Daily News More than 500 poker players will gather in Chatham Saturday for a World Poker Tour Amateur Poker League regional championship poker tournament at Encore Bar and Night Spot, beginning at 10 a.[…]
The California state director for the Poker Players Alliance left last week’s informational hearing in the California Senate Governmental Organization Committee convinced that the state’s legislature will move forward on intra-state poker in the…
Joeri Zandvliet won the first ever UK event on the new PokerStars UK and Ireland Poker Tour, otherwise known as the UKIPT. By winning the tournament played in Manchester, Zandvliet took home £63,200 and also receives a free entry into the £5,250 European Poker Tour (EPT) London event, which is the UKIPT’s season finale. In addition to those two prizes, he’s also currently sitting in first place on the Season 1 UKIPT leaderboard, which will award over £60,000 to the top 100 players for players. The overall leaderboard winner will receive all of their buy-in and hotel fees paid by PokerStars for Season 2.
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