- Kiwi Takes Out Skycity Festival Of Poker (Scoop.co.nz)
Tonight Daniel Craker from Lower Hutt became the first ever SKYCITY Festival of Poker Champion, outplaying 305 rivals over four days to take home the 2008 SKYCITY Festival of Poker Championship trophy and $257,040.
Poker 12 Oct 2008 - Plasterer wins SkyCity poker championship (NZPA via Yahoo!Xtra News)
Lower Hutt plasterer Daniel Craker last night became the first SkyCity festival of poker champion, outplaying 305 rivals over four days to take home the 2008 festival of poker championship trophy and $257,040.
Poker 12 Oct 2008 - Boynton Beach pub to host poker tournament to raise funds for cancer-stricken firefighter (Sun-Sentinel)
A pub is hosting a poker tournament to help a cancer-stricken firefighter raise money for his treatment. Slainte Irish Pub at Renaissance Commons, 1500 Gateway Blvd., is hosting the event at 4 p.m. Monday to help county Fire-Rescue Lt. Butch Smith, who suffers from multiple myeloma.
Poker 12 Oct 2008 - Annual poker run Oct. 11 (Sparta Expositor)
The annual poker run to benefit Project Graduation will be held on Oct. 11. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. in the White County High School parking lot. At 10 a.m., the first bike is due to ride out.
Poker 12 Oct 2008 - Poker Run to benefit Little River hospice (Texarkana Gazette)
?Paths to the Past? Poker Run will take place beginning at 9 a.m. Oct. 25 at the Little River County Courthouse, 351 N. Second St., Ashdown, Ark. Proceeds raised from the event will benefit Little River Memorial Hospice.
Poker 12 Oct 2008 - Inside Poker: 10/12/2008 (Lowell Sun)
Holding the best hand is one thing. Getting the most money out of it is another. And sometimes the best way to maximize your value -- maybe the only way -- is to check the nuts. Colorful, aggressive pro Antonio "The Magician" Esfandiari faced that kind of decision at the $25,000-buy-in World Poker Tour Championship at Las Vegas' Bellagio in
Poker 12 Oct 2008 - Richmond Fire plans motorcycle poker run memorial (Northwest Herald)
RICHMOND ? Firefighter Ward Weber had been planning a motorcycle poker run to raise money for the Richmond Fire Department for more than a year and a half.
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