form the AP and Yahoo News LAS VEGAS (AP) — The man to beat at the World Series of Poker Main Event had an unrivaled tower of chips by night’s end and luck on his side. Joe McKeehen of Pennsylvania held an enormous…
from The Wall Street JournalBy CHRISTOPHER F. CHABRIS On Monday, this year’s final table of the World Series of Poker “main event” will begin in Las Vegas. After two days of play, the winner will walk away with $7.68 million. Nor will the runners-up…
reposted by Chandler Bator from CNN Money DraftKings and FanDuel ads seem to be everywhere on TV because they are Even if you don’t play fantasy sports, there is a good chance you were familiar with DraftKings and FanDuel before they were embroiled…
Hello everyone. We hope you were all able to participate and enjoy our largest tournament ever, the $11,111 Cash Tournament, this past Sunday. We know several of you cashed in big, and many others played well and hard for many hours to come away with…
The winner of the PocketFives Open speaks to Dan Cypra about his exciting victory last month on TexasHoldEm.com. From PocketFives.com by Dan Cypra Our most recent PocketFives Open was held earlier this month on TexasHoldem.com. It was our second PocketFives Open for…
by CHANDLER BATOR OCT 28, 2015 LAS VEGAS The World Series of Poker has removed all advertising and logos for its previous sponsor Draftkings. According To Caesars Entertainment, the company that owns and operates the World Series, the removal came at the request…
On November 1st at 3pm EST, 7pm UK Time to coincide with the launch of our new desktop game client we are hosting our largest tournament to date – and the largest cash prize pool in subscription poker history. This $11,111 Cash Tournament has a first place…
Hey TexasHoldEm Members It’s Chandler here, and I’d like to let you all know about the launch of a brand new feature on TexasHoldem.com. It’s a unique way to win some extra cash that’s like nothing we’ve done before! We know how much you all like…
Are Las Vegas Casinos Wasting Their Time Trying to Bring In the Millennial Gambler? (source: USPOKER.COM) Steve Ruddock Oct.07, 2015 5:00:AM Jeff Hwang’s latest column at Motley Fooltackles the interesting, and to some confounding, topic of why millennials aren’t gambling in Las Vegas casinos. As…
The Millennial Problem: Why We (Don’t) Gamble The millennial problem is not a question of abstract preferences, but rather of economics. FROM THE MOTLEY FOOL (FOOL.COM) One of the hot-button issues in the gaming industry – as well as many other industries – is the…