Greg Raymer Vol. 17, No. 13 Card Player Magazine
'Fossilman' is King of Poker
by Jeff Shulman
Almost 2,600 players entered the $10,000 no-limit hold'em world championship event at the Horseshoe. More than 200 players made the money and got at least their buy-in back, and the top five players all became millionaires. Dan Harrington made the final table for the second time in two years, and the third time since 1995,...
Features
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Hold'em Starting-Hand Basics
by Roy Cooke
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Adjusting Your Thinking to Fit Your Opponents
by Tom McEvoy
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The 2004 World Series of Poker
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Congratulations, Ladies!
by Mike Sexton
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Shooting Star 2004 – the Weak Lead
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Impatience is Not a Virtue
by Vince Burgio
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Variability in Poker Outcomes
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Decisions and Leverage in Limit Hold'em
by Lou Krieger
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Lowball Online
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World Series of Poker Decisions
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World Poker Tour Celebrity Invitational – Part IV
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Learning to Love Road Teams
by Chuck Sippl
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A Nearly Perfect Champ, a Nearly Perfect Rumble; Watch These Nine, and Feel Quite Humble
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First Impressions – Part II: Reading Cards and Players
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A-K Revisited – Part I
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World Series of Poker 2004
by Bob Ciaffone
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The Late, Late Game
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Tipping is Not a City in China, and Other Assorted Tidbits
by Jan Fisher
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Adopt a Dealer
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Silly Suits
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Poker Drafting – a Selective Slow Play
by Ashley Adams
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How I Like to Play High Pairs on Fourth Street
by Roy West
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2004 World Series Follies – Part II
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