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Final Chance to Play in the Lavalife Party Poker Challenge

1 June 2006
Players looking to win a trip for two to the Turks & Caicos Islands, earn a 50-inch plasma screen TV, or find their soul mate have one more chance tonight - Thursday, June 1. The Lavalife Party Poker Challenge, a series of 12 tournaments designed to give single poker players a chance to meet, will ... (read more)
 

My Poker Lesson With World Champion Tom McEvoy

24 May 2006
I have the world's most difficult job. Sitting at my desk, trying to come up with interesting story ideas for my Casino City readers, I stumbled upon a link advertising poker lessons with World Series of Poker Champion Tom McEvoy. A flurry of emails got me in contact with Tom and several days ... (read more)
 

Annual GIGSE Conference Attracts Record Numbers

23 May 2006
Record numbers of I-gaming industry members participated in the annual Global Interactive Gaming Summit and Expo (GIGSE) May 16-18 at the Palais de Congres in Montreal. A total of 1821 people from more than 42 countries registered for the conference and 127 businesses either had an exhibition booth or sponsored a proceeding. ... (read more)
 

Talking Poker with Tom McEvoy

10 May 2006
World Series Champion Tom McEvoy says he longs for the days when all he did was play poker. With large boxes of unread books and unwatched movies sitting in his Las Vegas home, 61-year McEvoy simply doesn't have the time for basic pleasures. He's poker's version of Slash, only he's still in his prime. ... (read more)
 

Poker Lessons from World Champion Tom McEvoy

1 May 2006
Why learn how to play poker from a book when you can get a private lesson from the player who literally wrote the book? Tom McEvoy, World Series of Poker Champion and author of 14 books on game strategy, offers personal poker lessons at his Las Vegas home and lessons over the phone for those who can't make the trip to Nevada. ... (read more)
 

GIGSE Organizers Raise Money for Gordon House

24 April 2006
The Gordon House Association, a UK-based provider of residential support for gamblers recovering from addiction, will be the official charity of the River City Group-sponsored Global Interactive Gaming Summit and Expo (GIGSE). For the past two years, River City Group has selected a charity to ... (read more)
 

Talking Poker With Chris "Jesus" Ferguson

17 April 2006
Chris "Jesus" Ferguson is a busy man. Exclusively a tournament player, Ferguson travels around the world, buying-in to poker's biggest events. Recently, while driving to participate at the final table of the World Series of Poker Circuit Main Event at Caesars Atlantic City, Ferguson gave me a call and shared some of his poker insight for our readers. ... (read more)
 

Alan Sofer To Represent Casino City At The World Series Of Poker

12 April 2006
When 39-year old Alan Sofer was in high school, one of his teachers had hemophilia. A complication during surgery cost that teacher his life and the experience has stayed with Sofer. At a recent weekly home game, a friend told Alan about 2006 Game Night, an event at the ESPN Sports Zone in Times Square held to raise money for the National Hemophilia Foundation (NHF). ... (read more)
 

Ramdin Wins $1.3 Million at Foxwoods Poker Classic

11 April 2006
Having the most tournament experience at the final table of the April 9th Foxwoods Poker Classic No Limit Hold'Em Championship gave 38-year old Victor Ramdin enough of an edge to grab the title and $1.3 million prize. Ramdin had two top-25 finishes in 2005, placing 24th at the Bellagio World Poker Tour (WPT) World Poker Championships III and 23rd at the Commerce Casino L.A. ... (read more)
 

National Hemophilia Foundation's 2006 Game Night Proves Huge Success

5 April 2006
One player at the National Hemophilia Foundation's (NHF) 2006 Game Night walked away with a seat in the 2006 World Series of Poker, but hemophilia and other blood and clotting disorders were the night's biggest winner, taking in an estimated total of $240,000 in cash and in-kind donations. The ... (read more)

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Ryan McLane
Ryan McLane was a poker reporter for Casino City. Although he has a strong background in reporting, the same can't be said for his poker skills. He has never won a major tournament nor is he a professional player. He applied for this job thinking it was a joke, only to find it out that it's true, people will pay you to write about poker. His favorite word is ridiculous.

After receiving his BA in History from Stonehill College in Easton, MA, he somehow ended up freelance reporting for a couple years before being deployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom III with the Massachusetts National Guard. He's back now and is a strong advocate of the phrase "God Bless America."

Currently, Ryan lives in Boston and occasionally makes international treks to cover tournament poker and news. Feature writing is his passion and there is no need to ask for his opinion, he'll probably offer it first - free of charge.
Ryan McLane
Ryan McLane was a poker reporter for Casino City. Although he has a strong background in reporting, the same can't be said for his poker skills. He has never won a major tournament nor is he a professional player. He applied for this job thinking it was a joke, only to find it out that it's true, people will pay you to write about poker. His favorite word is ridiculous.

After receiving his BA in History from Stonehill College in Easton, MA, he somehow ended up freelance reporting for a couple years before being deployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom III with the Massachusetts National Guard. He's back now and is a strong advocate of the phrase "God Bless America."

Currently, Ryan lives in Boston and occasionally makes international treks to cover tournament poker and news. Feature writing is his passion and there is no need to ask for his opinion, he'll probably offer it first - free of charge.