Poker
Online Poker in the US: PokerStars, Full Tilt Won’t Be Able to Sell Assets
Online Poker Traffic Rises 1.3 Percent
With summer vacations ending, online poker traffic has managed to climb 1.3 percent during the final week of August 2010 according to PokerScout.com, which monitors “real cash” traffic. The site points out, however, that online poker traffic overall is still down 4 percent over last year at this time. It will be interesting to see what if any effect a massive hurricane forecast to ride along the U.S. East Coast has on playing trends this week.
Commerce Casino Claims Frank’s Online Poker Bill Would Ship Jobs Out Of U.S.
Last week Gambling911.com reported on how the Poker Players Alliance (PPA) condemned California’s largest poker room, the Commerce Casino, for opposing legislation that would essentially allow for licensing of online poker rooms in the U.S. The bill, sponsored by Congressman Barney Frank, would require strict licensing of such virtual card rooms, all of which would presumably be based on the United States proper.
Presently, all Internet poker rooms operate outside the U.S., though a few still accept players from the States.
Durrrr Challenge Like a Good Movie Sequel… And Sex The Second Time
The second installment of the Durrrr Challengegot underway this past week. It’s an online poker challenge made by player phenom Tom Durrrr Dwan. While a lot of people in the poker community still discuss the Durrrr Challenge, it hasn’t exactly lived up to the original hype. A matter of fact, the Durrrr Challenge has become a bit of a yawner as opposed to a nail biter.
That may change with the second installment.
Vampire Bats Invade Doyle Brunson Property
Blood thirsty Vampire bats have begun nesting on the property of poker great Doyle Brunson, Gambling911.com has learned.
Daniel Negreanu’s Downward Spiral, Disrespect for Women, Poker Buds
As if calling Annie Duke a “f***ing c***” during a recent interview weren’t enough, other poker players are starting to notice Daniel Negreanu becoming more “verbally abusive”, as they put it.Google Games Could Benefit From Online Poker Law: Pays $100 Mil to Zynga
Online Poker Tournament News: UB.com Pays $23K For First Place
The Online Championship Tournament continues with Tiffany Michelle playing host Friday night and one lucky player walking off with a cool $23,000 first place cashout.
The popular UB.com online poker tournament event has helped bring a shining light to an otherwise dark economic crisis. UB.com had awarded one lucky player $34,360 just the night before.
The latest bounty was won by a poker player named HSNETH.
National Journal: Upping The Ante For Online Gambling
Momentum Builds In Congress For Measures That Would License -- And Tax -- The Lucrative Business Of Internet Gaming
Another Poker Tournament Busted
Another high stakes poker tournament has been busted, this time in North Carolina.
New Chapter in the Tom Durrrr Dwan Online Poker Challenge
The so-called Durrrr Challenge will move to the next stage as Tom Durrrr Dwan is set to take on Daniel “Jungleman12” Cates.
Commerce Casino Comes Under Fire For Stance on Internet Poker Bill
Over 120 poker players have signed a letter of protest against the Commerce Casino for its opposition to H.R. 2267, legislation that would legalize Internet poker.
PokerStars Women’s Poker League Could be Hurt by “C***” Defense
Poker pro Annie Duke has lashed out at PokerStars for its apparent defense of Daniel Negreanu calling her a “f***ing C***” last week during an interview.
