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K of P man hits 'bad beat' record
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A King of Prussia man is the new king of Atlantic City "bad beat" jockpots.
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Man wins 'Ladies' poker tourney, leaves some miffed
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On Saturday, Nicole Rowe placed second in a poker tournament at the Borgata in Atlantic City. But what really miffed Rowe, who suffers from breast cancer, and needed the money, was that she lost to a man in a women-only event.
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Poker loss is a win for cancer-awareness effort
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ATLANTIC CITY - In the glitzy, high-stakes world of tournament poker, there are some unwritten rules among gamblers. One of them is: Don't enter tournaments where you may not be an appropriate player.
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Poker stars join to take aim at the House rules
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WASHINGTON - In a somber Rayburn House Office Building hearing room yesterday, one floor above where Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was testifying about Iran, the discussion was of another threat:
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Poker Guy | Don't go wild on the first day of a tourney
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HARD POKER rule: You can't win a big buy-in tournament on the first day, but you can lose it. That's something to remember when
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Poker Guy | 'You can't just wait for hands all day'
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AGENT 86 Maxwell Smart might say: "It's the old value-bet-bluff-on-the-river trick." The phrase doesn't exactly trip off the tongue, but in this era of loose-aggressive play, it's a shot that more players are taking.
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Poker Guy | Approach pocket jacks with caution
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FEW STARTING hands in no-limit Texas hold 'em seem as dangerous as pocket jacks. They are a big enough pocket pair to get you involved because they are almost a 3 1/2 to 1 favorite over two random cards. But they can turn into trouble because more than half of the flops you'll see will include an overcard.
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