Showing posts with label Southern England. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Southern England. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Annie Duke and Phil Hellmuth Leave UB - and my top selection of links

I have got a load of Poker related links to look over and various topics covering Annie Duke, Full Tilt Poker, Traffic, Dublin, Poker, Southern England and Greg Raymer.


So let's not wait any more, here are all the links:

- "Annie Duke and Phil Hellmuth Leave UB It seems like 2011 is off at an ominous start for UB.com as two of their pros have decided to depart from the site and go their separate ways" - [www.pokernewsteam.com]


- "Today marks the end of the first fortnight of Full Tilt Poker's second life" - [www.pokernewsdaily.com]


- "124 players were on hand at Clontarf Castle in Dublin over the weekend for the Irish leg of the 1,000 European Masters of Poker series with home favourite Padraig O'Neill taking the honours" - [www.bluffeurope.com]


- Five Moves You Should Have In Your Poker Arsenal - "By three-betting an under the gun raiser you are portraying huge strength and unless that particular raiser is opening an extremely narrow range, your three-bet will often be met with a fold - or at the very most a call then a check to you on the flop, which hands you valuable momentum in the hand" - [betting.betfair.com]
- "Ross McDermott takes Southern England Poker Challenge" - [www.bluffeurope.com]
- Raymer Officially Owns HPT - "Gene Bromberg, Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 License You might say Greg Raymer had to win the Heartland Poker Tour Championship Open at Belterra Casino Resort" - [pokerfuse.com]

Thursday, November 15, 2012

Southern England Poker Championship starts today - and more links to check out


Topic 1: Poker Players Alliance
The Links:
- Poker Players Alliance Meets with DOJ on Full Tilt Funds - Full Tilt Poker funds are not close to being returned to Americans, according to the Poker Players Alliance after a meeting with the United States Department of Justice on Tuesday - from www.parttimepoker.com
- www.pokernewsreport.com
- Full Tilt Money "a Long Way Away" for US Players from pokerfuse.com





Topic 2: Poker tournament
The Links:
- Book Review: Winning Poker Tournaments volume 3 - "The highly anticipated third volume of Winning Poker Tournaments One Hand at a Time is now available, and the final installment of the tournament poker trilogy did not disappoint ... Hidden Headlines: Duke's new book, Lederer backlash and more Annie Duke working on new book Annie Duke may receive a lot of flak from the poker community for her past transgressions, but it seems...2012 WSOP preliminary tournaments "Cliffs Please" The 2012 World Series of Poker Main Event is now upon us, and with only one preliminary tournament still to be decided (Wednesday's WSOPC National...Book Review: The Mental Game of Poker by Jared Tendler Since the poker boom there have been countless poker manuals that have hit the bookshelves, covering everything from No Limit Holdem (a very popular topic)..." - said pokernewsboy.com
- 2013 World Series of Poker Dates Announced from www.pokernewsdaily.com





Topic 3: Poker
The Links:

- Southern England Poker Championship starts today - "Reading isn't usually known as a hotbed of poker but that will change over the next few days as the Berkshire town's Genting Club plays host to the Southern England Poker Poker Challenge" - said www.bluffeurope.com

Topic 4:Full Tilt Poker
The Links:

- The biggest poker stories of 2012 Part 2: The Storylines - "More on Antonio's Big One for One Drop victory: http://pokernewsboy.com/wsop-news/antonio-esfandiari-big-one-for-one-drop-champion/12645 PokerStars cuts deal with DOJ; buys Full Tilt Poker After the worst moment in poker history occurred on April 15, 2011, pretty much everything went downhill for Full Tilt Poker ... " - said pokernewsboy.com
- HNR 11/14: WPT Winner; Status of American Full Tilt Funds - www.parttimepoker.com

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