In the wake of the horrible events that transpired on Sept. 11, I announced online in my "Barry on the Road" column that Card Player would be raising money from members of the poker community to be sent to the American Red Cross relief effort, and it's been great to see that our community as a whole has responded beautifully to this urgent cause.
As so often happens, it is only in our darkest hour that many of us shine the brightest. The call to arms (or checkbooks, as the case may be) did not go unheralded, and there was an overwhelming sense of urgency that pervaded the poker world.
I am pleased to announce that the poker community has raised a significant amount of money thus far ($15,987, to be exact), and more is still coming in.
In addition to all of those at the Four Queens Poker Classic who gave, PartyPoker.com has announced that it will be donating $20 from every satellite for the PartyPoker Million tournament!
A very special thanks goes to John Juanda, a fabulous young man as well as a great poker player, who donated $3,000.
A full listing of donors can be found on page 71. Meanwhile, I urge all of you to continue to give, whether it is $5 or $5,000.
Thank you.![]()
Foxwoods Resort Casino Vol. 14, No. 21
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Defending Your Blinds
by Jim Brier
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Costa Rica Unlimited – Part II
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Robert's Rules
by Bob Ciaffone
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Hold'em Isn't Stud
by Roy Cooke
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Foxwoods Set to Host World Poker Finals
by Cover Story
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Terrorism: Impacts on Poker and Gambling
by Nolan Dalla
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Someone is Always Trying to Take Your Clothes Off
by Greg Dinkin
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If It's Wednesday, It Must be Time for Poker
by Jan Fisher
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'The Seniors' Poker Players Hall of Fame
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Phil's Terrible Stud Play at Foxwoods
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Four Queens Poker Classic
by Jeff Shulman
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A Poker Introspective
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Let's Make a Deal? I Think Not!
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What? Total Agreement?
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Latest Tax Changes: What the Politicians Did Not Tell Us
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In Nevada, It's Pay Your Markers or Go to Jail
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Most Memorable Game
by Mike Sexton
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Should I Have a Tight or Loose Image?
by Lee H. Jones
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How Would You Play These Hands?
by Lou Krieger
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Tournament News 'n' Views From My Side of the Fence
by Tom McEvoy
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F, as in Funny
by Max Shapiro
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The New Look of the Game
by Chuck Sippl
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Annie Duke: An Accomplished Scholar and Attentive Mother Who Plays High Poker For a Living
by Dana Smith
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Aunt Sophie Tries a Steal