- $500 Video Poker Shootout Tournament (North Lake Tahoe Bonanza)
$500 Video Poker Shootout Tournament and Happy Hour every Thursday at the Tahoe Biltmore Casino. 5 p.m.? 6:45 p.m. is registration; tournament begins at 7 p.m. until approximately 9 p.m. See Club Biltmore for rules and details. Must be a Club Biltmore member to participate.
Poker 21 Aug 2008 - Pascua Yaqui sue over Tucson poker room (FOX 11 Tucson)
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -- Attorneys for the Pascua Yaqui Tribe have filed suit against the owners of Club Royale, a new poker room operating in Tucson. The lawsuit seeks the club's closure alleging it engages in illegal gambling.
Poker 21 Aug 2008 - Poker game room robbery (Saipan Tribune)
Crime Stoppers is asking the community for information on any of the individual(s) involved in the armed robbery at the High Roller Poker Game Room, located in Koblerville across the Han Nam Market. The crime was reported on Friday, July 25, 2008, at 1:42am.
Poker 21 Aug 2008 - Yaqui lawsuit aims to make poker club fold (Arizona Daily Star)
The Pascua Yaqui Tribe has filed a civil lawsuit against the owners of a poker room that opened last month on the North Side, prompted, the tribe says, by a lack of intervention by the state.
Poker 21 Aug 2008 - VERONA - HighHeelsPokerTour (HHPT), the first all women's poker tour launched on the east coast, is gearing up for its ... (Rome Observer)
The HHPT will sponsor ladies event no-limit hold 'em on Saturday, Aug. 23 at noon. The buy-in for this event is $250. This event is part of the Empire State Poker Championships held yearly at Turning Stone.
Poker 21 Aug 2008 - Ladbrokes Poker's LEOCOP Leads Way as Biggest Added Money Tournament on Internet (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
The LEOCOP IV, Europe's Longest running and biggest added money online poker tournament is back and players can start qualifying now for the unmissable 15 day long festival for as little as $1 in a weekly schedule of satellites feeding into the LEOCOP championship events.
Poker 21 Aug 2008 - Poker players to get hearing (The Post and Courier)
MOUNT PLEASANT ? Five "Texas Hold 'em" poker players fighting gambling tickets from an April 2006 police raid finally get to argue that their case should be tossed out. South Carolina's anti-gambling laws are unconstitutional and unenforceable, they contend, and will ask a municipal court judge Friday to dismiss the case outright.
Poker 21 Aug 2008
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