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The World Series of Poker continue to grow in popularity, primarily due to the fact that online poker players engage in single table tournaments all the time. Attracting a young field of 999 players, to win Event 22, the $1,500 no-limit hold 'em shootout, a player would need to win three single table tournaments to claim the title. Jeff Carris, a 23-year-old professional poker player from Wadsworth, Ohio, outplayed his opponents and won his first WSOP bracelet and $313,673.
Results of Event 22:
1. Jeff Carris ($313,673)
2. Jason Somerville ($194,004)
3. Andrew Margolis ($124,158)
4. Chris Moore ($82,322)
5. Joseph Cutler ($56,440)
6. Brandon Wong ($39,968)
7. Eugene Katchalov ($29,195)
8. Michael McNeil ($21,981)
9. Joshua Tieman ($17,045)
10. Mike Shannon ($13,609)
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Results of Event 22:
1. Jeff Carris ($313,673)
2. Jason Somerville ($194,004)
3. Andrew Margolis ($124,158)
4. Chris Moore ($82,322)
5. Joseph Cutler ($56,440)
6. Brandon Wong ($39,968)
7. Eugene Katchalov ($29,195)
8. Michael McNeil ($21,981)
9. Joshua Tieman ($17,045)
10. Mike Shannon ($13,609)
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After seizing over $30 million in online poker player winnings, the Internet gambling issue once again has caught the attention of the nation.
The government has interfered with many people's money at a time when economically every dollar is needed to survive. Already protest groups have been formed and are planning to have their voices heard in Washington.
The coming weeks and months will be filled with debates over the online gambling issue!
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The government has interfered with many people's money at a time when economically every dollar is needed to survive. Already protest groups have been formed and are planning to have their voices heard in Washington.
The coming weeks and months will be filled with debates over the online gambling issue!
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Manne wrote:
The Cerus network, which consists of Absolute Poker and Utlimate Bet have begun accepting echecks again......
Read more: Echeck Problem Corrected
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Well, it's high time!
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Manne wrote:
The World Series of Poker continue to grow in popularity, primarily due to the fact that online poker players engage in single table tournaments all the time. Attracting a young field of 999 players, to win Event 22, the $1,500 no-limit hold 'em shootout, a player would need to win three single table tournaments to claim the title. Jeff Carris, a 23-year-old professional poker player from Wadsworth, Ohio, outplayed his opponents and won his first WSOP bracelet and $313,673.
Results of Event 22:
1. Jeff Carris ($313,673)
2. Jason Somerville ($194,004)
3. Andrew Margolis ($124,158)
4. Chris Moore ($82,322)
5. Joseph Cutler ($56,440)
6. Brandon Wong ($39,968)
7. Eugene Katchalov ($29,195)
8. Michael McNeil ($21,981)
9. Joshua Tieman ($17,045)
10. Mike Shannon ($13,609)
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Jeff caris is really hero, i am a big fan of him and would like to see him playing.
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Hardy07 wrote:
Jeff caris is really hero, i am a big fan of him and would like to see him playing.
I would try to be like him and try to win even a single bracelet. Wish me luck.
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Manne wrote:
Online poker in Italy has gone up from 188 million Euros in 2008 to 200 million Euros in 2009. That's a significant increase just in online poker for one year.
(Italian online gambling is restricted to Italian gamblers on *internal* networks. Operators seeing the opportunity to expand have begun to lobby the government to open the closed system to international operators).
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It is reaally a very great news to hear and i am proud of it. I think it will expand in next years also.
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The World Series of Poker $2,500 Pot Limit Omaha - Event 30 - saw big bet action as players potted and repotted each other attempting to win the bracelet. After 5 hours it was J.C.Tran that survived the experienced table and won his 2nd career WSOP bracelet, and first Omaha tournament win.
Final Table Payouts:
1. J.C. Tran - $235,685
2. Jeff Kimber - $145,656
3. Jean-Phillipe Leandri - $95,387
4. Ross Boatman - $66,936
5. Dallas Flowers - $49,387
6. Rami Boukai - $38,407
7. Chad Layne - $31,427
8. Theo Jorgensen - $26,955
9. John Juanda - $24,207
(On June 30, 2008 Tran won his first bracelet at the 2008 World Series of Poker in Event 49).
Final Table Payouts:
1. J.C. Tran - $235,685
2. Jeff Kimber - $145,656
3. Jean-Phillipe Leandri - $95,387
4. Ross Boatman - $66,936
5. Dallas Flowers - $49,387
6. Rami Boukai - $38,407
7. Chad Layne - $31,427
8. Theo Jorgensen - $26,955
9. John Juanda - $24,207
(On June 30, 2008 Tran won his first bracelet at the 2008 World Series of Poker in Event 49).
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Manne wrote:
Online poker in Italy has gone up from 188 million Euros in 2008 to 200 million Euros in 2009. That's a significant increase just in online poker for one year.
(Italian online gambling is restricted to Italian gamblers on *internal* networks. Operators seeing the opportunity to expand have begun to lobby the government to open the closed system to international operators).
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Nice! Continue growing together with this million of Euros from online poker!
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Mike Eise - the 30-year old man raked in over $639,000 at a World Series of Poker event in Las Vegas this week.
Mike Eise prevailed in a field of 2,641 to win the three-day tournament. The tourney is a preliminary to the $10,000 buy-in main event, which begins July 3.
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Mike Eise prevailed in a field of 2,641 to win the three-day tournament. The tourney is a preliminary to the $10,000 buy-in main event, which begins July 3.
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For more details, check out how to win a seat to the 2010 WSOP Main Event through the Bodog Mini Poker Series and take a look at the full schedule for the Bodog Mini Poker Series below:
Bodog Mini Poker Series
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Bodog Mini Poker Series
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For more details, check out how to win a seat to the 2010 WSOP Main Event through the Bodog Mini Poker Series and take a look at the full schedule for the Bodog Mini Poker Series below:
Bodog Mini Poker Series
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This is a nice tournament you should check it out if you like freerolls.
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Poker fans in Israel are eagerly awaiting a High Court of Justice hearing, scheduled to be held on Monday, which will discuss a petition filed by the Israel Poker Association against the Israel Police. In the petition, the association asked the court to issue a declaratory order allowing it to hold an annual tournament of Texas Hold'em, the most popular version of the card game in Israel and around the world.
The association also hopes that authorizing the tournament will lead to legalizing the game in Israel.
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The association also hopes that authorizing the tournament will lead to legalizing the game in Israel.
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Poker pro Jeffrey Lisandro became the third dual bracelet winner of the 2009 World Series of Poker (WSOP) on Saturday night, winning the $10,000 buy-in World Championship of Seven Card Stud High-Low Split Eight or Better for $431,000.
WSOP: Event #37
1. Jeffrey Lisandro - $431,656
2. Farzad Rouhani - $266,804
3. Mike Wattel - $176,605
4. Francis Mariani - $124,684
5. Yan Chen - $93,513
6. Abe Mosseri - $74,258
7. Doyle Brunson - $62,234
8. Justin Smith - $54,896
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WSOP: Event #37
1. Jeffrey Lisandro - $431,656
2. Farzad Rouhani - $266,804
3. Mike Wattel - $176,605
4. Francis Mariani - $124,684
5. Yan Chen - $93,513
6. Abe Mosseri - $74,258
7. Doyle Brunson - $62,234
8. Justin Smith - $54,896
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Manne wrote:
Poker pro Jeffrey Lisandro became the third dual bracelet winner of the 2009 World Series of Poker (WSOP) on Saturday night, winning the $10,000 buy-in World Championship of Seven Card Stud High-Low Split Eight or Better for $431,000.
WSOP: Event #37
1. Jeffrey Lisandro - $431,656
2. Farzad Rouhani - $266,804
3. Mike Wattel - $176,605
4. Francis Mariani - $124,684
5. Yan Chen - $93,513
6. Abe Mosseri - $74,258
7. Doyle Brunson - $62,234
8. Justin Smith - $54,896
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Manne wrote:
Poker pro Jeffrey Lisandro became the third dual bracelet winner of the 2009 World Series of Poker (WSOP) on Saturday night, winning the $10,000 buy-in World Championship of Seven Card Stud High-Low Split Eight or Better for $431,000.
WSOP: Event #37
1. Jeffrey Lisandro - $431,656
2. Farzad Rouhani - $266,804
3. Mike Wattel - $176,605
4. Francis Mariani - $124,684
5. Yan Chen - $93,513
6. Abe Mosseri - $74,258
7. Doyle Brunson - $62,234
8. Justin Smith - $54,896
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Welcome 'johnstevens' 😁
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Online poker room - BODOG - has opened up betting lines for the Ante Up for Africa event held as part of the 2009 World Series of Poker (WSOP). The tournament kicks off on July 2nd and is expected to last five hours.
The event will become part of ESPN’s coverage of the 2009 WSOP, joining the $40,000 buy-in tournament commemorating the Series’ 40th running, the Champions Invitational, and the Main Event. Viewers can tune into ESPN on Tuesday, August 11th to catch all of the action from the Ante Up for Africa fundraiser. The charity was founded by “Celebrity Apprentice” runner-up Annie Duke, actor Don Cheadle, and Norman Epstein to generate money and awareness for victims of the crisis in Darfur. It raised over $2 million in its first two years after being founded in 2006. Duke raised over $730,000 for Refugees International on *Celebrity Apprentice* after finishing second in the reality series to comedian Joan Rivers.
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The event will become part of ESPN’s coverage of the 2009 WSOP, joining the $40,000 buy-in tournament commemorating the Series’ 40th running, the Champions Invitational, and the Main Event. Viewers can tune into ESPN on Tuesday, August 11th to catch all of the action from the Ante Up for Africa fundraiser. The charity was founded by “Celebrity Apprentice” runner-up Annie Duke, actor Don Cheadle, and Norman Epstein to generate money and awareness for victims of the crisis in Darfur. It raised over $2 million in its first two years after being founded in 2006. Duke raised over $730,000 for Refugees International on *Celebrity Apprentice* after finishing second in the reality series to comedian Joan Rivers.
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Over thirty of the Poker Players Alliance (PPA) State Directors as well as half a dozen professional poker players will travel to Washington D.C during National Poker Week, held from July 19th to 25th, to meet with members of Congress and ask them to support legislation such as Congressman Frank's recently introduced bill, H.R 2267, the Internet Gambling Regulation, Consumer Protection and Enforcement Act of 2009.
(The PPA will also be working with leading technology providers to host a 'tech demo' that will highlight the ability to regulate online poker through programmes to verify age and ensure fairness of play, amongst other things).
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(The PPA will also be working with leading technology providers to host a 'tech demo' that will highlight the ability to regulate online poker through programmes to verify age and ensure fairness of play, amongst other things).
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Manne wrote:
For more details, check out how to win a seat to the 2010 WSOP Main Event through the Bodog Mini Poker Series and take a look at the full schedule for the Bodog Mini Poker Series below:
Bodog Mini Poker Series
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Don’t miss out on the Bodog Poker Mini Series, which is scheduled to run at the same time as the WSOP main event in Vegas. The Mini Series features 13 events to choose from, each costing $10+$1 to buy in.
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Positive news from the state of Florida is that Governor Charles Grist has signed off on a bill passed by the state legislature in May this year which authorised a detailed study of the possible impact of Internet poker on an intrastate basis.
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(Italian online gambling is restricted to Italian gamblers on *internal* networks. Operators seeing the opportunity to expand have begun to lobby the government to open the closed system to international operators).
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