The television series TILT, depicting poker in Las Vegas, is aptly named. It is a continuing saga of people who are unsavory, and it puts poker players in a poor light. It is unfortunate that this series comes at a time when poker is being seen as something fun and possibly rewarding if you use and employ the right combination of factors.
I would like to see an article of "condemnation" regarding the hurt that this series is inflicting on the poker community. It is in it's essence not good for poker.
After viewing this series, many persons who have just learned the game either online or by reading poker books will be afraid to go to Vegas to participate in the fun of tournament or live play.
I certainly think that a program that shows players conspiring with management is not representative at all of the wonderful poker rooms around the country, from those in Indian casinos to those in Las Vegas casinos.
If people are used to winning either at home or online and they go to a poker room, they will never be convinced that they are getting a square gamble. This to me is totally unacceptable.
– Perry Green
Michael Mizrachi Vol. 18, No. 6
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Ask Chip and Karina
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Action-Packed Month of Poker
by Jeff Shulman
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Risk Versus Reward
by Roy Cooke
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How Would You Play These Hands?
by Tom McEvoy
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Shuffle Up and Deal
by Mike Sexton
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Embarrassment
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The Bellagio Five-Diamond World Poker Classic – Part III
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Queens Any Good?
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Online Champ to Live Hero
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Stories From L.A.: A Telltale Sigh and a Bathroom Bluff
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Film Review: Owning Mahowny
by Greg Dinkin
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World Poker Open Hands – Part II
by Jim Brier
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Play a Tournament With Me – Part II
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Travelin' Man
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Poker Etiquette
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TV Series TILT Bad for Poker
by ua ua
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Plugging Some Leaks – Part IX
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An Omaha Eight-or-Better Situation
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Master Behind the Microphone: Matt Savage
by Lee Munzer
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First Round of the NCAA Tournament
by Chuck Sippl
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We Have Met the Enemy, and He is Us – Part I
by Lou Krieger
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Trips in Your Hand in Omaha
by Bob Ciaffone
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iPods and Poker
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Two Pearls
by Lee H. Jones
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But It Still Ain't Poker
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Adjust to the Speed of the Table
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Strategy and Skill? Why Bother?
by Roy West
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Dumb and Dumber III
by ua ua
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There's a New Game in Town
by Jesse Jones
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No Prompting, Please
by Vince Burgio
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The Waiting Game
by Jan Fisher