- PocketFives Live to Cover WPT North American Poker Championship (PRWeb)
The World Poker Tour North American Poker Championship kicks off on Friday and among those in the field will be several members of PocketFives.com, the premier online poker community. PocketFivesLive.com, which provides coverage of online poker players in the biggest live tournaments, will be on hand at the Fallsview Casino reporting on the action. (PRWeb Oct 10, 2008) Read the full story at ...
Poker 10 Oct 2008 - Trail ride poker run planned to benefit horse rescue foundation (Ada Evening News)
Greener Pastures Horse Rescue will have a Benefit Trail and Poker Ride Saturday, Oct. 11.
Poker 10 Oct 2008 - PocketFives Live to Cover WPT North American Poker Championship (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
The World Poker Tour North American Poker Championship kicks off on Friday and among those in the field will be several members of PocketFives.com, the premier online poker community. PocketFivesLive.com, which provides coverage of online poker players in the biggest live tournaments, will be on hand at the Fallsview Casino reporting on the action.
Poker 10 Oct 2008 - Sullivan's Heimowitz rolls on 'Poker After Dark' (Middletown Times Herald-Record)
Jay Heimowitz, who has called Sullivan County home for almost 50 years, will conclude his play on NBC's "Poker After Dark" at 2 a.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Poker 10 Oct 2008 - Poker companies sued for illegal termination, unpaid wages, OT (Saipan Tribune)
A former general manager of companies that operate 12 poker arcades and other businesses in the CNMI filed Thursday a lawsuit in federal court against his former employers for alleged unpaid wages and overtime.
Poker 10 Oct 2008 - Cleanup, poker run set on trail (The Times-Reporter)
Massillon Area Greenways Inc. is sponsoring a cleanup of the bicycle trail in the Massillon area along with a bicycle poker run.
Poker 10 Oct 2008 - Poker Guy: De Knijff's river bet keeps opponents guessing (Philadelphia Daily News)
PLAYERS BET the river for a lot of reasons. Sometimes they do it because they believe they have the best hand.
Poker 10 Oct 2008
|
