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RUSH POKER: FULL TILT PRESENTS A BRAND NEW POKER GAME

January 20th, 2010
Rush Poker: Full Tilt presents a brand new poker game

Action, action, action and more action. This is the newest and innovative poker game that presented Full Tilt Poker yesterday. Are you ready? Rush Poker is here.
Rush Poker?, maybe you are wondering. Yes, this is the name that the Full Tilt Poker crew decided for the new poker game they invented. As we can read on their website, this sort of poker is designed to avoid the delays between hands and keep you in a frenetic action all the time.
Read what Full Tilt claims on their website:
Warning: Rush Poker* is …


2010 PCA: HARRISON GIMBEL WINS 2,2 MILLION IN THE CARIBBEAN

January 11th, 2010
2010 PCA: Harrison Gimbel wins 2,2 million in the Caribbean

The most important event in the 2010 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure is now part of history, as is the goal that Harrison Gimbel has achieved after seven though days of competition in Paradise Island, Bahamas.
Gimbel, 19 years old, is now the youngest champion of the PCA since it started seven years ago with that cruise-based tournament won by Gus Hansen.
“I feel like a young rock star,” Gimbel said.
And it’s not for less. The youngster claimed the Main Event of the biggest poker festival ever held outside Las Vegas and he is …


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2010 PCA: THE POKER FESTIVAL IS ABOUT TO START

January 5th, 2010
2010 PCA: the poker festival is about to start

This is going to be a trip to Paradise Island that will be difficult to forget.
The countdown for the PCA main event has ended. The countdown for the 50 side events scheduled for this year’s PokerStars Caribbean Advendure is history. The PCA is around the corner and will start tomorrow January 5th at noon (ET). The main event already has more than 1,100 people signed up and in-person registration has just started.

The story of the PCA started back in 2004 and It happened in a cruise. Since then, the biggest …


EPT PRAGUE: LOCAL VICTORY FOR CZECH JAN SKAMPA

December 11th, 2009
EPT Prague: local victory for Czech Jan Skampa

Czech student Jan Skampa is the new EPT Prague winner for a first prize of €682,000.
Skampa, who came fourth only two weeks ago at EPT Vilamoura, beat Israeli Eyal Avitan in three-hour heads-up duell. He had already broken records by making two great EPT finals in a row after finishing fourth in Vilamoura two weeks ago.

Skampa, 23, who is studying economics at St Charles University in Prague is now the first Czech champion in EPT history.
A total of 584 players took part in the €5,250 Main Event creating a …


APPT SYDNEY: AARON BENTON IS THE NEW GRAND FINAL CHAMPION

December 8th, 2009
APPT Sydney: Aaron Benton is the new Grand Final champion

It’s over!
For the third year in a row, the APPT Grand Final championship trophy is staying in Australia! Having worked his stack back to as much as 2.3 million in the final heads-up, Ernst Hermans called a pre-flop button raise from Aaron Benton of 325,000 to see a flop of 7d-9c-7s.
2009 PokerStars.net APPT new grand final champion Aaron Benton
Hermans checked, Benton fired out 375,000 and Hermans called. The dealer discovered the Qc on the turn and Benton checked; Hermans shoved and Benton just called, good with Kd-Kc against Hermans 9d-8d.
Benton’s …


APPT SYDNEY: LEO BOXELL CLAIMS THE LEAD

December 3rd, 2009
APPT Sydney: Leo Boxell claims the lead

The biggest field of the tournament is definitely going to play tomorrow at the PokerStars.net APPT Grand Final Day 1c. And they will be trying to get into the pack of 68 players who survived day 1B (out of 109 starters). At the moment the total field is 190, and 119 have already advanced to day two.
When the lights were switched off at the tournament room. Veteran Leo Boxell, 2000 Australasian Poker champion, was at the top of the hill with 147.700 on chips. Tom Grigg is on the pursuit …