- RFID-based video poker table ensures no one plays at your house (Engadget)
Filed under: Misc. Gadgets It looks like those wanting to practice for their TV poker debut now have at least one, completely impractical lead to follow, as one Andrew Milner has now built what may well be the very first RFID-based, video-equipped DIY poker table. To reproduce the complete TV poker experience at home, Milner employed four cameras to keep watch on the players, with the ...
Poker 07 Sep 2008 - Inside Poker: 9/7/2008 (Lowell Sun)
Jamie Gold, the 2006 World Series of Poker main event champion, often says he wants to be known as the best bluffer in poker. But sometimes even the bluffer gets bluffed. With blinds at $50-$100 at the World Poker Tour's $15,000-buy-in Doyle Brunson Five Diamond World Poker Classic at Las Vegas' Bellagio in 2007, Darrell Dicken limped from
Poker 07 Sep 2008 - Poker Guy: Poker: A bluffer gets bluffed (Philly.com)
JAMIE GOLD, the 2006 World Series of Poker main-event champion, often says that he wants to be known as the best bluffer in poker. But sometimes even the bluffer gets bluffed.
Poker 07 Sep 2008 - Day 1 of the 2008 Borgata Poker Open Draws a Record-Breaking 1,192 Players (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
The sixth annual Borgata Poker Open announces a record-breaking first day of registration as 1,192 players turned out for the start of the tournament, which boasts a $5 million guaranteed prize pool, the largest casino guarantee ever.
Poker 07 Sep 2008 - Ricky enjoys flush of success in poker round (Lynn News)
POKER fever seems to have got a grip in Hunstanton where chip shop owner Ricky Buck is through to a regional final. (05/09/2008)
Poker 07 Sep 2008 - Poker Star to Speak at CAP Euro (Online Casino Reports)
2006 World Series of Poker champion Jamie Gold will be the headline speaker at CAP Euro Barcelona , the fourth Casino Affiliate Programs European conference, taking place from September 25-28 in the Spanish city.
Poker 07 Sep 2008 - Game allows poker play with pros (The Oklahoman)
Poker, once nearly muscled off casino floors by gimmicky table games and flashy slot machines, is hotter than ever in Las Vegas, thanks to the game's popularity on TV. Now, the Venetian Resort Hotel and Casino will try to build on those winnings by staging an audience-participation show called "The Real Deal!? in its Venetian Showroom, starting in October. The show combines elements of a game ...
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