Poker Faces
Joe Sebok spent his college days at Berkeley, moved into the .com world after college, and then turned his attention to poker. He had a family member who knew a little bit about it, his father Barry Greenstein. He made a big splash in the 2005 World Series of Poker, with two final tables. 2006 started with a bang, as he won back to back tournaments at the Mirage and in LA.
Jul 6, 2006
Terrence Chan learned online poker from the inside out, formerly serving as Manager of Customer Support for PokerStars. He worked hard to foster a one-on-one attention to a customer when he or she had problems. His expertise now is still one-on-one, become extremely successful playing heads-up limit wherever he can find high stakes games.
Jul 4, 2006
Studying Applied Mathematics and Business Economics as a rising senior at CalTech would keep anyone busy-this is a school that literally manufactures rocket scientists. While his fellow students are working diligently in their part-time jobs on and off campus, Daniel Yi grinds out spending money by taking down MTT's. Daniel's putting the ‘applied' in applied mathematics.
Jun 13, 2006
Professional poker players are always looking to exploit any edge; it's what separates the great players from the good ones. For William "Wild Bill" Franceshine, he's upfront about two of his edges: becoming an expert in sit-n-go's, and maximizing his ROI. How do you maximize your return on investment?
Jun 5, 2006
A beautiful lady of Asian descent from Canada who moves to Vegas and takes the poker scene by storm. You’ve heard of Evelyn Ng, but you might be surprised to learn about fellow Canadian Lynette Chan. Although she’s not as recognizable, her game has progressed rapidly. We’ll be hearing more in the coming months from this rising star. CC: Tell us how you got started in poker.
May 17, 2006
*An article in a recurring series of profiles of players making the jump to playing for a living* When most of us play online, we’re staring at four walls and our computer monitor. Hernan Salazar has that, but with the beauty of the snow-topped Andes from his view in Santiago, Chile. Stu Ungar had gin rummy, and Gus Hansen started as an expert backgammon player.
May 9, 2006
*An article in a recurring series of profiles of players making the jump to playing for a living.* Frank V. is an increasingly uncommon character in the poker world: a 37 year old veteran, married and living in Monterey, who makes his living in live games. Frank brings a wealth of experience and a different perspective to the poker scene.
Apr 25, 2006
This is the first in a recurring series of profiles of players making the jump to playing for a livingLuke Kim’s path to playing poker professionally follows an atypical yet familiar storyline of successful players.
Apr 10, 2006
As a regular on internet poker forums, I get the opportunity to read about a variety of topics going on in the poker world. Often times, these forums give me a good topic to write an article on. Lately, the best topic on the net has been about the grudge match between Daniel Negreanu a.k.a. “Kid Poker” and an internet pro known only as “Dreamclown.
Jan 3, 2006
As a dealer at Bellagio in Las Vegas, I have the opportunity to hear all sorts of interesting comments and opinions about poker and poker related issues. One of the more unusual topics lately has been about the World Series of Poker (WSOP) champion from this year. Or, more specifically, who is he? I was absolutely amazed to hear over and over again that no one seemed to know his name. Do You?
Nov 23, 2005
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