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Around the WSOP: Cinderella finds quads; Phil Ivey a chip leader4 June 2008 The first feel-good story of the 2008 World Series of Poker has emerged, and his name is Grant Hinkle. Hinkle, 27 (he turns 28 Saturday), earned $831,462 by winning the $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em event early this morning. He outlasted a field of 3,929 players, including third-place finisher Chris Ferguson (we're not close enough to call him Jesus)...read moreCyprus and Monaco adventures: Part 14 June 2008
Erik Good Looking
So here we go again...I am back from Cyprus and Monaco, and what a wild ride it was. This week I will provide you with the usual online gaming conference aftermath and juicy tidbits of information for your reading pleasure...read moreAround the WSOP: Star gazing, voting rights and rebuys3 June 2008 Star gazing
Sometimes, you don't recognize a single person at a WSOP table. And sometimes, you see Doyle Brunson, Daniel Negreanu, Isabelle Mercier, Bill Edler, Thomas Keller and Eric Froelich. And that's exactly what happened at Event #4 ($5,000 Mixed Hold'em)...read moreArticles by Howard Stutz
Shift at top fuels speculation about Ameristar ownership3 June 2008
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Speculation about the future ownership of Ameristar Casinos resurfaced Monday after the company replaced its CEO with executives who have longtime ties to the casino operator and its founder, the late Craig Neilsen.
John Boushy, a former Harrah's Entertainment executive who spent almost two years as Ameristar's CEO and president, resigned both his day-to-day operational duties and his seat on the company's board of directors.
Gordon Kanofsky, who has been an executive with the company since 1999, replaced Boushy as CEO...read moreUltimateBet Parent Co. in Second Cheating Scanda2 June 2008 UltimateBet has revealed that an individual or individuals who formerly worked for the site were able to cheat players for a period spanning 21 months.
This admission is the second in less than a year that parent company Tokwiro Enterprises ENRG has had to make...read moreHeard it on the river2 June 2008 If casino visitations are down in Tunica County you would never know it at HARRAH'S which just finished its $45 million remodeling that centered not on more games but on the reputation of a grand ma cook.
The company has spent some 18 months remodeling its property and changing the name from Grand Casino to Harrah's Tunica, a move that went very smoothly by the way, and gave the 140,000 square feet of gaming space a very new look but the ingredients that the public was looking for came from the hands and fertile mind of the QUEEN of SOUTHERN CUISINE, PAULA DEEN...read moreTop-10 players to watch at the 2008 WSOP2 June 2008 10. Doyle Brunson
Brunson, who turns 75 in August, is one of the true legends in the game and he can still bring it. It will be fun to see if he can capture bracelet No. 11 and tie Phil Hellmuth for the record.
9. Gavin Griffin
Griffin won a WSOP bracelet 2004, and has since won both a WPT event and an EPT event...read moreAround the WSOP: Laak funny in defeat; Sexton underappreciated2 June 2008 Around the WSOP: Laak funny in defeat; Sexton underappreciated
The 2008 World Series of Poker rocketed out of the gates this weekend with a final table that must have had ESPN executives drooling. In the $10,000 Pot-Limit Hold'em World Championship (Event #1), heavyweights Nenad Medic, Andy Bloch, Kathy Liebert, Mike Sexton, Patrik Antonius and Phil Laak all reached the final table...read moreArticles by Howard Stutz
With few exceptions, gaming stocks sliding2 June 2008
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Wall Street investors do not expect a turnaround in the Las Vegas gaming market anytime soon. They also aren't impressed by the figures coming out of Macau.
The beneficiaries of this attitude appear to be regional casino operators...read moreArticles by Howard Stutz
Inside gaming: Sands ruling may be seen as Wynn win2 June 2008
LAS VEGAS, Nevada –- For inside baseball fans, the score from the $43.8 million verdict against Las Vegas Sands Corp. could be characterized as Steve Wynn 1, Sheldon Adelson 0.
The casino developers, who are oftentimes antagonists, were not adversaries in the lawsuit.
However, the Las Vegas law firm that handles gaming matters for Wynn Resorts Ltd...read more |
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