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2010 World Series of Poker Day 33: Small Field, Big Action

AlCantHang — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 21:33:02 +0000

The Amazon Room is going to be dead today but there will be plenty of action in the Pavilion Room as the WSOP unveils a new tournament on the schedule. With a $25,000 buyin, the 6-handed No Limit Hold’em Event #52 is the highest priced tournament outside the Players Championship. We’re unsure how many players [...]

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2010 World Series of Poker Day 33: Small Field, Big Action

2009 World Series of Poker – Ante Up for Africa Pictures

AlCantHang — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 22:41:22 +0000

Each year before the World Series of Poker Main Event, the poker elite, pro athletes, celebrities, movies stars, and recording artists descend upon the Amazon Room to play poker in the Ante Up for Africa charity tournament. They were here to raise both money and awareness for the humanitarian crisis in Darfur. The tournament was [...]

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2009 World Series of Poker – Ante Up for Africa Pictures

2009 WPT World Championship update

AlCantHang — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 15:28:37 +0000

Phil Ivey and David Singer head into Day3 of the 2009 WPT World Championship The $25,000 buyin WPT World Championship is taking place this week at the Bellagio in Las Vegas with the kind of field you would expect for a premier event. The tournament started with some serious deepstacks that gave plenty of play [...]

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2009 WPT World Championship update

Heads Up: David Benyamine Versus David Singer

One Angry Monkey — Thu, 22 May 2008 12:52:09 +0000

Most of the matches so far in the Full Tilt Poker Heads-Up Challenge have been David versus Goliath situations – not today. This time we’ve got a David versus David match-up, as 5 seed David “The only Frenchman on earth that I’m actually jealous of” Benyamine takes on 12 seed David “Not a real singer” Singer. At first glance it appears this should be an easy victory for the Frenchman, but Singer could prove to be a tough opponent. Do we have another upset brewing? Only time will tell. And me. Because I get to decide who wins and loses. So, in a way, I’m more powerful than time itself. It’s just the first in a long line of steps leading me to a god-like status. Wow, we better get this match started before my delusions of grandeur start gaining power. On to the showdown:

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Heads Up: David Benyamine Versus David Singer