- Charity Poker - StreetWise (Online Poker News)
On the 19th Nov, 2008 $250 was paid voluntarily by Edmond Coku to play StreetWise charity poker.
Poker 21 Nov 2008 - Lehman, Goldman Workers Defy Gloom to Play Poker for Charity (Bloomberg)
Nov. 20 Bloomberg) -- Although Edmond Coku spends his days working on the bankruptcy of his employer, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc ., he paid $250 last night to play charity poker for StreetWise Partners Inc.
Poker 21 Nov 2008 - DevilfishPoker.com Acquires Hungarian Player Base of Paramin Poker (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Expansion of DevilfishPoker.com continues with acquisition of Hungarian player base of Paramin Poker and launch of new affiliate agreement with parent Poker Akademia
Poker 21 Nov 2008 - Wall St defies gloom, plays poker for charity (Express India)
Although Edmond Coku spends his days working on the bankruptcy of his employer, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc, he paid $250 last night to play charity poker for StreetWise Partners Inc., which helps the underprivileged to find jobs.
Poker 21 Nov 2008 - Poker Guy: 'The Master' uses position to avoid big loss (Philly.com)
THERE'S A reason that the button and blinds rotate around the table: Every player gets the chance to act in late position. Acting after most of your opponents is one of the greatest advantages in poker.
Poker 21 Nov 2008 - PartyGaming Sales Stagnate on Dollar, Poker Slowdown (Update3) (Bloomberg)
Nov. 19 (Bloomberg) -- PartyGaming Plc , the owner of the PartyPoker online-gaming brand, reported stagnant third-quarter sales after the dollar strengthened and competitors that still take bets from the U.S. lured poker players away.
Poker 21 Nov 2008 - BRIEFS: Missoula man wins poker tournament (Missoulian)
Ty Hagan of Missoula won the $500 buy-in no-limit Texas Hold 'Em poker tournament last weekend in Pendleton, Ore. The tournament was put on by the Wildhorse Resort and Casino.
Poker 21 Nov 2008 - How Obama plays poker could be telling (Chicago Sun-Times)
Barack Obama's triumph in the 2004 U.S. Senate race earned him a memorable send-off from his friends in the Illinois legislature they emptied his wallet in a take-no-prisoners night of poker.
Poker 21 Nov 2008
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