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Nice reporting. Not.I'll stick with the pros.

Sigh.That's not what cardplayer is saying. Have no idea which one's right.

Too bad it doesn't include the main event, or I would have joined up as well.

Two couples were playing poker one evening. John accidentally dropped some cards on the floor.When he bent down under the table to pick them up, he noticed Bill's wife, Sue, wasn't wearing any underwear under her dress.Shocked by this, John, upon trying to sit back up again, hit his head on the table and emerged red-faced. Later, John went to the kitchen to get some refreshments. Bill's wife followed and asked, "Did you see anything that you liked under there?"Surprised by her boldness, John courageously admitted that, well indeed he did. She said, "Well, you can have it, but it will cost you

Bodog.It took my regular Visa the other day. I have no idea why.

DN,When are you playing PAD again?

People in the USA have overused the "I'm offended" card by such a wide margin, that it's beginning to fall on deaf ears.As it should.Personally I don't care if someone is offended by something as benign as what DN did. That's their problem, not DN's.So be "offended" some more. You're only watering down any justified offense for truly racist actions.

I hope you're not trying for a career in Computer Science.

Obviously he thought he was value betting. Not so obvious "almost every other player in his spot" would do the same.

Cunningham also made a bad bet on the river early on with his trip 9's weak kicker (2 million chip bet if I recall). He should have checked it down there. I remember watching that hand on PPV, and either Cloutier or Brunson was in the booth at the time. After the hand they said Allen lost the minimum amount. Bull. A check at the river would have been the minimum amount.

Well, it's pretty simple.If Gold was out of line, then he should have been called on it by the WSOP officials. The dealers and other players are perfectly free to bring it to their attention. I didn't see so much as a warning given to him, including from pros at his table, so it's hard to fault Gold on this.

So did Gold ever get his money or is it still in limbo?

Bottom line is WE DO know who posted what. Are you blind?And why would you guess that Lisandro shorted the pot? Because some whiney little moron said so?

Prahlad was a moron. He wasn't trying to put him on tilt, he really thought Lisandro missed the ante, and just COULDN'T LET IT GO.Dude should have STFU. He deserves to have his head taken off. Whiney little a$$.

Something a little less lame and a little less tame

They have no way to eliminate the online qualifiers. How someone gets their money is out of their control. 10 friends in a home game could each put in 1k and the winner would get the money for the ME.

Dmitri is a donk of the worse kind. His river calls were HORRIBLE.

I think if the hand wasn't on TV, that DN lays it down.He didn't want to get bluffed by his good friend e-dog on TV. e-dog may have realized that, hence the all-in raise.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stu_Unger

Apparently you do.

Just read DN's latest blog entry regarding this topic.His basic thesis is that the WPT put poker on the map, so we should all be grateful and just STFU. Yes he talks about other aspects of the issue, but his main thesis is what I stated.I'm sorry, but that's weak. That's like saying a parent has a right to abuse their kid because their kid wouldn't be alive in the first place without the parent. Totally silly argument. The WPT wouldn't be rich without the players anymore than the players would be rich without the WPT. The WPT should be just as "grateful" to the players. The players PAID

And why wouldn't DN raise him with position and AK AQ AJ??No, Phil didn't play it well, especially the way he gave away his hand with his talk. Terribly played.

You mean like when Doyle called Ted Forrest an idiot on TV? I guess we should shun Doyle too Anyone who knows poker and watches High Stakes knows Antonio is one of the best players on there. Too bad for you he won't be going anywhere soon.

http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/200...ws/9211902.htmlWynn alters rules on tips Plan for sharing gratuities upsets casino's dealers By HOWARD STUTZGAMING WIRE Steve WynnThe Wynn Las Vegas chief told table game workers personally, official says A restructuring of how Wynn Las Vegas manages its casino soon will leave many dealers there a little lighter in the wallet.Starting Sept. 1, table game supervisors will share in the tips earned by dealers, a move gaming industry insiders said is unheard of along the Strip.Advertisement "This amounts to money out of my pocket to pay other employees

Showing the main event first this year is lame. What's wrong with waiting a bit and showing the events in the order they were played?You have people on last night's telecast congratulating Phil on winning his 10th bracelet before it's even been aired on television Spoils it for people who just wanted to watch the TV coverage and didn't follow the boards.