November Nine: O’Dea and Collins Down; 4 Remain at Dinner

Collins’ rail sang to him as he gave his exit interviews At one point in the action this past hour, it seemed entirely possible this final table would reach three-handed play before the players even took a dinner break.  The post-break action kicked off with Eoghan O’Dea open shoving at the 500,000/1,000,000 ante 150,000 level

The Fight: UIGEA Anniversary, Bad News From Harry Reid

It has been five years to the day since the passage of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA) changed the direction of online poker forever.

NBC Cancels Heads-Up Championship for 2012

According to the report from Wicked Chops Poker , NBC Sports Senior Director of Communications Adam Freifeld said that although it won’t air next year NBC will “continue to evaluate” its poker programming for the future.

The Week That Was: FTP Updates, London Calling & WCOOP Action

Lederer’s personal bank accounts were seized by the DOJ last week While many of this week’s biggest headlines had a huge impact on American players, it was news from Europe that dominated the poker world over the past seven days.

Tournament Tracker: Karr and Hastings Dominate East Coast Action

Karr now has over $2 million in career tournament earnings There wasn’t a major tournament this past week, but looking at the people picking up big wins, you would think a WPT event or the EPT was running.  Over the past week, the East Coast was hopping with mid-stakes tournament action at Foxwoods, the Parx Poker

The Fight: Legislation Update, FairPlay Joins Effort

The attention of the poker world has been focused on Las Vegas for the past two months, but that doesn’t mean the attempts to regulate online poker throughout the rest of the United States have stopped. This week, The Fight tries to get the reader up to speed on what’s been happening behind the scenes

2011 WSOP Main Event Day 7 Mid Level-31 Update

No third bracelet for JP Kelly With one level to go in the day and just three tables remaining, the pace of play has slowed to a crawl, with only two eliminations in the past hour. While Kyle Johnson and JP Kelly hit the rail early in Level 31 action (Blinds 80,000/160,000 ante 20,000), the

2011 WSOP Main Event Day 4 Mid-Level 18 Update

The first man to two million chips There is one more level left in Day 4 of the 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event, and while the schedule is drawing to a close, the action is as heated as ever. This past hour saw Sam Barnhart and Manoj Viswanathan duke it out for the

WSOP: Matt Matros Earns Second Bracelet in Mixed Hold’em Event

Matros is the fourth player to repeat as a WSOP winner in 2011 The Mixed Hold’em final table has become a showplace for first-time bracelet winners the past few years. Erick Lindgren picked up his first bracelet in this event in 2008

WSOP Bracelet Winner Profile: Mark Schmid

Mark Schmid went from online poker pro to WSOP bracelet winner in less than two months.

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