Martin De Kniff Vol. 17, No. 11 Card Player Magazine
Dream Come True for Martin de Knijff
Martin de Knijff of Stockholm, Sweden, recently captured the World Poker Tour Championship title at Bellagio in Las Vegas, taking home the first-place prize money of $2,728,356. Thank goodness, the Swedish government takes the position that poker is a game of chance, for which one cannot write off poker losses; similarly, one does not have...
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Winners of the First 10 Events at the World Series of Poker and the Payout Structure
by Jeff Shulman
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Laying Down a Hand in a Big Pot
by Roy Cooke
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Two Aces Face Off Against a Baby Straight Draw By Tom McEvoy With T.J. Cloutier
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The World Poker Tour Championship
by Mike Sexton
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Phil's Big Bluff
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World Poker Tour Caribbean Adventure – Part III
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Three Big Mistakes Made by Tournament Novices
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Technically Not Slot Machines
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First Impressions – Part I: General Principles
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Splashing and Pushing – Two Sides of the Same Chip
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Miscellaneous, but Important
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More Questions and Answers
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It is a Popularity Contest
by Vince Burgio
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On the Starting Line in Seven-Card Stud Eight-or-Better – Part III
by Lou Krieger
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Effective Ante-Stealing: Getting a Bang for Your Buck
by Ashley Adams
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The Biggest Little City
by Bob Ciaffone
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Be Nice
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Two Sets to Love – No Valentines
by Warren Karp
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My Love-Hate Affair With Poker, or, Life Lessons Learned by an Average Poker Player but an Expert on Living
by Jan Fisher
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The Low-Risk Bluff
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OK Johnny Goes Online
by Max Shapiro
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Card Sense in Online Draw
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Decline of Starting Pitching in the Equation
by Chuck Sippl
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PokerBot World Series 2004
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World Poker Tour Celebrity Invitational – Part II
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The Trouble With Maniacs
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Novice Players Brighten Poker Lexicon
by Roy West