Do your run poker tournaments at home? Do you also play in these tournaments? If you’ve answered ‘yes’ to both questions, you know how much work it can be to keep track of time, blinds, and everything else while still trying to concentrate on playing poker. The Poker Ace Portable Tournament Director (PTD) will make [...]
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Going Cold at Caesars Palace
As mentioned before, I was in Las Vegas on Friday night and early Saturday morning on a layover coming back from San Francisco. One of my college friends picked us up at the airport and gave us a ride over to Caesars Palace. We checked our bags and headed for the poker room. The Caesars [...]
One Week Until Las Vegas
At this time next week I’ll be on a flight from San Francisco to Las Vegas, coming back from MacWorld. I have a 10 or 11 hour layover in Vegas for the night. How convenient hey? The plan is to hit up Caesar’s poker room this year. I think the last time I played poker [...]
Quick Las Vegas Visit Planned
Each year I attend the Macworld Conference and Expo in San Francisco, CA. On the flight home, we try and schedule a long layover in Las Vegas, NV. This year is no different. I’ll be landing in Vegas on Friday, January 18th at 10:16pm and flying out on Saturday, January 19th at 9:25am. The past [...]
Full Tilt Poker Affiliate Withdrawals Are A Pain In The Ass
Withdrawing funds from a Full Tilt Poker affiliate account is a pain in the ass! I can’t even get the site to keep my logged in long enough to request the withdrawal. Once I can get it to go through the funds are transferred to my poker account. Then I need to log into the [...]
Poker Stars Affiliate
I just fired up Poker Stars for the hell of it. Went to the Cashier and I had $600 from affiliate payments sitting in my account. Talk about a great surprise! Merry Christmas to me!
What Happened to Poker Chip Tricks?
I sold the Poker Chip Tricks site nearly 10 months ago. The only activity at the site since the changes in ownership have been different advertising and one a offering free poker chips when signing up through Poker Source Online. I wonder if the US online gambling changes affected what was planned for the future [...]
Poker Buzz Faded
What happened to all of the poker buzz in the United States? Two or three years ago you couldn’t go anywhere without hearing a conversation about poker. Now it rarely happens. I believe the legislation that put a lock down on online poker really hurt the poker industry in the US. I know I haven’t [...]
What Is Poker?
Where have I been you ask? Shit…who am I asking? Does anyone even visit this “poker” blog anymore? I haven’t written here in 5 or 6 months. I’ve played poker barely more than that. In mid-January on a flight back from San Francisco, I had a night long layover in Las Vegas. Hit up the [...]
Card Golf
I just wrote up a review over at Primary Rough of a new card game called Card Golf. It’s a game that could really be interesting when gambling is applied. While looking through their site I found this… “Card Golf is not a drinking game. The game requires math, which is difficult to compute when [...]
Review: The Professor, the Banker, and the Suicide King
Inside the Richest Poker Game of All Time I’ve had this book sitting on my shelf since Christmas, when I received it as a gift. A few weeks ago I finally got around to reading it and finished it last week. It ranks right up near the top with some of the other poker related [...]
Cashed Out
Wow, what a crazy few days it’s been in the poker world. Lots of great posts out there about the new legislation/laws/whatever you want to call it. I won’t even try to explain any of it here. I will give my opinion though…I think the government is making a big mistake and it sucks. I’ve [...]
The Casino Experience
Signal vs. Noise, a design and usability blog from 37signals, has a neat post pointing out certain aspects of casino design. It’s titled The casino experience and is interesting coming from a software design company’s point of view.
2006 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Results
A list of the winners so far in the 2006 World Series of Poker. $500 No-Limit Hold’em Casino Employee – Chris Gros $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em – Brandon Cantu $1,500 Pot-Limit Hold’em – Rafe Furst $1,500 Limit Hold’em – Kianoush Abolfathi $2,500 No-Limit Hold’em Short Handed 6/Table – Russ Boyd (Dutch Boyd) $2,000 No-Limit Hold’em – [...]
Jeff Madsen Who?
Jeff Madsen is a 21-year-old poker player from Los Angeles, CA and he’s dominating the 2006 World Series of Poker (WSOP). This year is obviously his first WSOP and he’s already won 2 bracelets and finished 3rd in another event. Early this morning he made yet another final table and will go for gold bracelet [...]
Phil Hellmuth Quotes
After Phil Hellmuth won his 10th WSOP bracelet yesterday, there couldn’t be a better time for the top 10 Phil Hellmuth quotes of all time.
2006 World Series of Poker (WSOP) FAQ
Otis at the PokerStars Poker Blog has a helpful WSOP FAQ posted.
My First Trip to Las Vegas
The trip reports are complete. Here is a full list of links… Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Final Thoughts
First Trip to Las Vegas: Final Thoughts
First Trip to Las Vegas: Day 1 First Trip to Las Vegas: Day 2 First Trip to Las Vegas: Day 3 First Trip to Las Vegas: Day 4 First Trip to Las Vegas: Day 5 First Trip to Las Vegas: Day 6 5 nights is way too long. Summer trips way too hot. Dry heat [...]
First Trip to Las Vegas: Day 6
First Trip to Las Vegas: Day 1 First Trip to Las Vegas: Day 2 First Trip to Las Vegas: Day 3 First Trip to Las Vegas: Day 4 First Trip to Las Vegas: Day 5 Wednesday, July 5, 2006 Woke up around 9am. Showered and packed up the hotel room. Borrowed a key from Jere [...]
