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Poker in Colombia: A Guest Post by Villa
- Dave McCarthy | July 28, 2010
Ever wondered what the poker scene is like in other parts of the world? Poker from the Rail reader Villa has written a review of poker in his native Colombia. (I found the part about the brick and mortar affiliates particularly interesting…)
Villa has also agreed to answer some questions if you want to leave any [...]
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Random Thoughts
- Adam Junglen | July 28, 2010
The WSOP is such a time warp. I can’t believe we’re already nearing August. I cashed in 2 of the 14 WSOP events I played this summer, with no final tables. My closest was 15th for in the $2.5k pot limit omaha event. My other cash was in the $3k “triple chance” no limit holdem [...]
Grinding away and new QuadJacks Live show
- David Chicotsky | July 27, 2010
Gone balls to the wall playing 15 to 20 tables at a time throughout the past 3 or 4 days/nights, it’s been fun!
Have had a couple of thousand people on and off watching on my live cam:
http://themavenmedia.com/live.php
Yesterday was the first time that I did a group online training session (had about 10 of [...]
2010 World Series of Poker: Top Main Event Bad Beats
- AlCantHang | July 26, 2010
Bad beats suck. It’s just the nature of the game. Unless you have your opponent drawing completely dead, you have a chance to be on the ugly side of a slim draw. Spending the last few years around both live and online poker games, I have seen my fair share of just incredibly [...]
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Let the grind continue!!!
- David Chicotsky | July 26, 2010
The past 3 or 4 days have been crazy busy for me as I’ve been playing around 40 tournaments a night. I’ve also switched over into full “endur” mode…eating healthy and trying to pace myself by getting tons of sleep etc. The plan is to grind, starting at low stakes and working my [...]
Big Money Sunday – July 25th
- AlCantHang | July 26, 2010
Those who spend the first two months of the summer in Las Vegas covering the WSOP tend to think of it as “summer camp” by the time we hit the end. So many people you see day in and day out, watching the same action, writing about the same players. Summer camp ended [...]
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WSOP Caption Contest #4
- Dave McCarthy | July 23, 2010
The WSOP might be on break for a while, but we can still have a little WSOP fun. Below are three pictures from the last couple weeks of the WSOP. Best 3 captions for each photo (as chosen by Poker from the Rail) will receive 500 FTP points each. Leave your captions as comments in [...]
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Live for the world to see…
- David Chicotsky | July 22, 2010
Spent the last three days getting back into the swing of things regarding online tournament grinding (played about 100 tournaments during the 3 day period). My intention is to ground and pound the rest of the year by playing about 10 hours per day, 6 days a week, while 15 to 20 tabling. [...]
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- Alex Bolotin | July 22, 2010
My apologies for writing this 10 days later, I was just in no mood.
Day 3 started bad from the very beginning:
1. I was in the 1 seat (hate the 1 and the 9/10 seat, because the dealer blocks the view of the opposite side of the table, also the dealer is so close, he’s [...]
2010 World Series of Poker: What’s next?
- AlCantHang | July 22, 2010
Things are finally starting to settle down around here where I’ve mostly recovered from forced sleep deprivation and a poor diet. Dealing with the fantastic weather on the east coast (hot and humid as opposed to the Vegas hot) and getting ready to cover the next four months with WSOP and other poker fun.
Here [...]
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