by PokerFilter on August 14, 2006
“The Department of Justice is not taking or confiscating funds. I get 5 to 10 calls a day from clients that think the US Department of Justice made them close. I think this should be made clear to the gambling community.” a respected bookmaker who wishes to remain anonymous told TheOnlineWire.com Friday. “Just because a [...]
by PokerFilter on August 14, 2006
America’s new poker poster boy Jamie Gold had railbirds and players alike scratching their heads and scoffing when he told ESPN that he didn’t want the fame of being the latest WSOP champ. The black-clad endorsement-bedecked former Hollywood talent agent smacked disingenuous when he actually announced that he was willing dump his massive chip lead [...]
by PokerFilter on August 11, 2006
U.S. movie producer Philip Ittleson is following the ethos of his poker documentary “No Limit” this week by publicizing his Let The People Play.org website to help educate and unite the millions of poker players in the United States who are against legislation that would ban online gambling, including poker. “The whole internet gaming ban [...]
by PokerFilter on August 11, 2006
Daniel Negreanu and Greg Raymer are feuding, and they are doing so in a public arena. The rift between the two began when Negreanu criticized the seven players for filing the lawsuit via his video blog. Negreanu voiced his displeasure at both the timing and the nature of the lawsuit, stating, “I think it’s a [...]
by PokerFilter on August 11, 2006
Following the arrest of BetOnSports’ CEO as he passed through the US on his way back to Costa Rica, the site shut down while it dealt with its legal problems. With so much attention, the payment processors who worked with the company have bailed on them, saying they won’t process payments any more. For the [...]
by PokerFilter on August 10, 2006
Key findings from this report: * Poker is thought to still offer the most online growth over the next three years, compared with online gambling and online games. * Online Poker playing respondents tend to play weekly. * Offline Poker playing respondents tend to play very occasionally. * The largest amount of respondents play Poker [...]
by PokerFilter on August 9, 2006
Is there anything worse than being the first to bust out of a tournament that you are hosting? It is your house, so you can’t simply make your leave gracefully. This unfortunate set of circumstances has happened to many of us on more than one occasion. A couple of dozen guys converge on your basement [...]
by PokerFilter on August 9, 2006
Too remote. Both players checked, as did Mike. He says he could have bet here, but the fear of a straight flush was still too remote, and the pot was too small to protect. He preferred to give his opponents one last chance to bet on the river. The river card was seven of hearts. [...]
by PokerFilter on August 9, 2006
“Chop Chop With no raises, Michael Binger and Dan Nassif see a flop of 754. Both players check. The turn brings the 7. Binger fires out $200,000 and Nassif just calls. The river brings the 7 and Binger checks to Nassif who bets out $500,000. Binger calls and shows Q-7 for 7-7-7-5-5. Nassif, however, also [...]
by PokerFilter on August 9, 2006
And then there was 9. . . Fred Goldberg was the unlucky winner of $1,154,527 as the 10th place finisher in the World Series of Poker main event. His Q3 ran into KK and he became Poker’s first ever final table bubble millionaire! Poker.com’s Poker Blog: WSOP Final Table Decided PokerFilterWebsite – More Posts