Deep Stack Tournament Series Starts Sunday at the Bike

The Bicycle Casino in Bell Gardens, California, is running a Deep Stack Tournament Series with low buy-ins and guaranteed prize pools. The first event starts on Sunday. All tournaments are no-limit hold'em and begin at 7 p.m., except for the Deep Stack Championship, which begins at 4 p.m. on...

Thursday May 15, 2008

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Travel Link Unlimited Offers Luxury WSOP Packages

Travel Link Unlimited's motto is that it is "the missing link between you and the world," and poker players know that during the chaos of the World Series of Poker, it is easy to lose focus on everything else outside of the game. That is why the company is offering specials for WSOP...

Thursday May 15, 2008

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NBC Heads-Up Championship Airs Final Episode Sunday

Poker fans need to set the TiVo, DVR, or, for those who are a little behind on technology, the VCR for Sunday at Noon ET on NBC. The final episode of the National Heads-Up Poker Championship is being aired, and viewers don't want to miss the Final Four play down to the $500,000 winner. The 64...

Wednesday May 14, 2008

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Strip Poker: World Series of Golf Begins

It seems that golf, poker, and gambling continue to cross paths, and the World Series of Golf is a product of that. The second-annual event began Monday at the Paiute Golf Resort in Las Vegas, and the original 80 players are now down to 20. A few poker pros who have already been sent packing are...

Wednesday May 14, 2008

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Party and Play Poker at the Playboy Mansion Saturday

The Card Player-sponsored third-annual Celebrity Poker Tournament and Casino Night is Saturday, May 17, and players still have time to register to play poker for charity and party with celebrities at the legendary Playboy Mansion in Beverly Hills, all with a chance to walk away with a seat in...

Wednesday May 14, 2008

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Every Hand Revealed Book by Gus Hansen Available Now

For the past few televised tournaments, viewers have seen Gus Hansen sneaking away from the table to talk into a voice recorder, often speaking in his native language. Many wondered what exactly the "Great Dane" was up to, but now, in his new book called Every Hand Revealed, it has...