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Focus on Chris Moneymaker

Apr 18, 2006
The whole world watched Chris Moneymaker as he turned a $40 online entry fee into an astonishing $2.5 million dollars by winning the World Series of Poker and as you may have guessed, knocked out some pretty substantial players along the way. An accountant who graduated from the University of Tennessee, Chris Moneymaker wanted to play poker...

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Who are the Poker Players

Apr 17, 2006
With the endless publicity surrounding the World Poker Tour, people are asking the question of who plays in these tournaments? There is a lot of interest in who is the person behind the cards? The idea of who plays poker online or off often sends many more conservative gamblers squirming back to their Friday Night Poker games...

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Focus on Annie Duke

Apr 13, 2006
Annie Duke may not have won her first World Series of Poker Bracelet until 2004 but she is still one of the most feared poker players around the ring games at The Bellagio in Las Vegas. Annie's long-overdue WSOP bracelet came with a win at the "forgotten game" of Omaha Hi-Lo.
While player from the "younger generation" of poker...

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Professional Poker Players Skills

Apr 11, 2006
What makes a poker player a professional? Does it mean that by adding the word professional the person loses less money? Or does it mean that the player enters tournaments through out the year? If you are thinking about getting the word professional embossed on your 'poker resume', here are some skills that you should consider mastering...

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Phil Hellmuth is at it Again

Apr 09, 2006
And when I say Phil, I mean Mr. Hellmuth Jr. I know that sometimes it feels like all successful professional poker players are named Phil, however, he is arguably the most famous.

For shooting off his mouth at inopportune times. The more Phil Hellmuth says he's going to change, the more he stays the same...

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