$ 10,000 World Championship Heads-up
The UK’s John Duthie narrowly misses out on a bracelet John Duthie is a man with many claims to fame in the poker world. In 2000, he won the inaugural Po...
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JC Tran wins $ 2,500 PLO
Tran claims his second bracelet at the expense of UK’s Jeff Kimber Popular poker pro JC Tran left British dreams tattered in the early hours of this morn...
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Greg ‘FBT’ Mueller finally wins his first WSOP bracelet in the Limit Hold’em championship 1. Greg ‘FBT’ Mueller, Canada, $ 46...
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Britain 1(million), USA 0
UK chef Lee Biddulph scoops the inaugural ParadisePoker.com Million Dollar Freeroll Blackpool-based chef Lee Biddulph made history last month by becoming the w...
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Irish Open Charity Raises €25,000
paddypower.com Irish Open tourney raises €25,000 for children’s hospital The paddypowerpoker.com Irish Open charity tournament and auction, which took pl...
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Is there ever a good time to quit poker? We say no but some people disagree
The pursuit of money at every expense is no life and why many of the online stars are talking of quitting Money doesn’t buy you happiness, or so they say – ‘th...
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WSOP Weekend Round-up
$ 10k Seven-Card Stud results and a close call for UK’s Ben Grundy $ 10,000 World Championship Seven-Card Stud In a real heartwarming story from ...
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888.com Poker Ashes
The 888.com Poker Ashes airs on Sky Sports between July 15th-19th With the hotly anticipated 2009 cricket Ashes between England and Australia set to start in a...
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Poker players are notoriously superstitious but can it seriously harm your game? We investigated
Being superstitious at the poker table may seem like a harmless idiosyncracy, but it has the potential to unravel your game Astrology. Psychic powers. Homeopat...
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Women’s World Open III result
TV producer Aisling Collins wins the PartyPoker.com Women’s World Open III PartyPoker.com Women’s World Open III, London, 24 – 27th May 2009 ...
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