2011 August 22 Poker News, Events and Happenings
Dropping out of school has paid off — literally — for poker pro
A press release issued exclusively to PokerNews by Full Tilt Poker suggests the company is seeking other possible investors than those previously mentioned.
Legalizing Internet poker in California just got a little more difficult. In a letter to stakeholders today, Senate Leader Darrell Steinberg wrote that legislation to authorize online poker in California will not move forward until after the end of this legislative session, which concludes on…
The Nightly Turbo is bringing you the day’s top poker news stories including a look at the Parx Open Poker Classic, what could be in store for Full Tilt management, and more.
I’m not sure anyone anywhere really thinks Alex Rodriguez playing high-stakes poker is a big deal, but with MLB repeatedly telling him to stop gambling and his involvement in Hollywood home games making headlines recently you’d think he might at least give it a rest for a while.
California’s contentious effort to legalize and regulate online poker has been pronounced dead for this year by state Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg.
This wasn’t quite the start the Epic Poker League (EPL) wanted. Just a week after the conclusion of the new professional poker league’s first $20,000 buy-in Main Event, it disciplined its first champion in a move that is quite unusual in the sport of poker.
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