Late last year the Latin American Poker tour made a stop in Nuevo Vallarta for a poker tournament. Several poker pros competed as well as citizens of Nuevo Vallarta. During the tournament players enjoyed themselves and played their round of poker until play got down to eighty nine players left. It was then that the local authorities shut down the tournament and stopped all game play.
Canadian poker pro Sorel Mizzi, better known for his online poker prowess as “Imper1umâ€Â, picked up his first live tournament victory Wednesday for taking down Event #5, $3,000 NL Hold’em, at the Bellagio’s Five Diamond [….]
It was a long and grueling battle to the finish, but PokerStars has awarded its final bracelet to Zachary “ckingusc†King for taking down the 2008 World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) Main Event. The [….]
It’s Friday, September 5, and that means only one thing in the world of online poker – the PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) kicks off today. The first round of the 33-event series [….]
American professional poker player Brian Townsend came clean Tuesday, confirming the growing suspicions of many poker fans by confessing in a blog post that he was in fact guilty of multi-accounting at two of the [….]
The PokerStars Payment Services department notified members of the online poker room via email yesterday that PokerStars will no longer be processing withdrawals via the “CashRefund†payment method. According to the email, PokerStars members who previously [….]
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