" alt="Dezzain Testrun" />‘Lie’ plays poker (New York Post)
Still hungry after Thanksgiving dinner? Let Drama Mama suggest some good TV to gorge yourself on: * “Lie to Me” (Monday, 9:01 pm., Fox): From the “Of Course! What Took Them So Long?” file comes this entertaining installment set at the World Series o…
Church holds video poker meeting (St. Charles Republican)
Baker Memorial United Methodist Church will hold a meeting on the merits of video poker machines in bars, restaurants and fraternal organizations as part of a financing plan for an Illinois public works program.
State Senator Margarita Prentice: Internet Poker Foe, Keno Friend? (Seattle Weekly)
The state budget crisis is causing some Washington politicians to reconsider the role gambling might play in bridging a $2.6 billion gap. Gov. Chris Gregoire says she’s considering allowin… Continue reading “State Senator Margarita Prentice: Internet Poker Foe, Keno Friend?”
Poker professionals make great Wall Street traders (Seattle Times)
Skills that define successful Wall Street traders — rational approach toward risk, speedy decision-making under pressure, discipline and a well-trained memory — are the same ones that separate elite poker players from those known as “dead money,” financial recruiters say.
Experts: Iraq’s VP played election poker, lost (Middle East Online)
Iraq’s VP fails to grant votes to Iraqis living abroad, including those who fled US invasion.
Mike Brinker: Poker success leads to big bucks, possible career (The Lantern)
CAMERON SHARP /THE LANTERN Mike Brinker sets up a poker table in his basement. Brinker has won more than $9,000 playing the game online but says he prefers live games.
David Einhorn on Poker Strategy vs. Investment Strategy (Guru Focus)
By Shai Dardashti. (Speech delivered November 10, 2006)…Different people approach poker different ways. Loose aggressive types play lots of hands – virtually any two cards – and try to win lots of small pots. They are the day traders of the poker tables. Others play any Ace or any King or any two high cards. They play too many hands, but don’t play them well. These folks can do fine for a …
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