Monthly Archives: April 2007

Going “Old School” in Vegas

Chad Millman’s book, The Odds: One Season, Three Gamblers and the Death of Their Las Vegas, chronicles the 1999-2000 NCAA basketball

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Bellagio Captivity and Vegas Cat Houses

When you cover a poker tournament, you are pretty much a captive of the venue.

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Vegas High (Season)

“Now you swear and kick and beg us that you’re not a gamblin’ man; then you find yourself in Vegas with a handle in your hand…You go back Jack, do it again.”

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Poker: Nascar, Ho’s, and Men

I’ve heard it said that poker was going to be the “new Nascar;” expanding its mainstream appeal and, logically, its mainstream advertising base. And to some extent, maybe that has been true.Had poker beenable to achieve a normal arc (not … Continue reading

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Beetlejuice and PhotoShop Action

World Series of Poker. World Series of Poker. World…Whoops. Like in the movie Beetlejuice, the third time’s gonna cost ya. No. You won’t be pestered by a bio exercising Michael Keaton. But you will invoke the wrath of Harrah’s.

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Reitman is Dickin’ Grandma

No. I’m not making disparaging remarks about Annie Duke, the object of Joe Reitman’s affection. And even though I just wrote about Reitman going to the dogs on my Aimlessly Blog, I am not blog stalking Joe. It’s just that … Continue reading

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Blogger Battle and WPT’s New Deal

I was faltering badly on my New Year’s resolution to play more blogger tournaments. Lucky for me,along came the Battle of the Blogger Tournaments to lureme back tothe virtual felt. I missed the first tournament, but I managed to loginto … Continue reading

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April’s Fools and Heros

With the first of April falling on a Sunday (the slowest of all web days), there was a dearth of poker blog foolishness this year. But I was happy to see that F-Train set up his readers nicely. And yes, … Continue reading

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