We’ve changed the time – 22:30 ET, but not the stakes $5 + $.50, nor have we put a lid on the fun or insane chat. Please join us at PokerStars, the easiest way to find the tournament is to go to ‘private’ – scroll down to November 29th – look at 22:30 ET – PokerWorks Family. Or you can search by tournament # 216853883 and the password is still ‘donkeys.’ See you there!
Monthly Archives: November 2009
There’s a Flight outa Vegas Tomorrow
Frankly, I haven’t been here because I didn’t want to be. I’ve had no compulsion or screaming urges to open up any part of my life and pen it for the last week. Continue reading There’s a Flight outa Vegas Tomorrow
Project City Center
I used to have a link from Wikipedia that went to my Project City Center posts. Of course someone in the editing mode removed it because knowing what the whole thing looked like before the project began, seeing it in all phases as buildings were blown up/imploded and removed, and watching it grow from dirt up with a view that the common person couldn’t get, was way too much information for the editing fingers at Wikipedia.org. Continue reading Project City Center
Another PokerWorks HORSE Tourney
has come and gone. And MOI didn’t win. As a matter of fact, I was first out. Our little group of regulars is missing a key ingredient, Mr. GoodPlayer himself hasn’t been able to make it other than once in the last few months. J.B. the superuser doesn’t attend anymore and we seem to never pick up a new face unless Andrew brings his friends in and personally, I can’t help but LMAO at the chat that goes on between them. Continue reading Another PokerWorks HORSE Tourney
Never forget
that life is a joke, Artichoke, and he who dies laughing the hardest wins!
Doyle Brunson’s Book Signing
Choices, choices! Who would’ve thought that tucked away in our WSOP Media package was the invite to go to Doyle’s Book Signing and the opportunity to go to Martorano’s Masters Meatball Eating Championship? Continue reading Doyle Brunson’s Book Signing
The WSOP Final Table
Where I left off was the night that five players were still in contention of the original nine – it was after 2 a.m. when I gave up, packed up my pc and cameras, and barely had the energy to move my butt across Valley View, from the Rio to the Gold Coast. I must’ve been asleep before my head hit the pillow. Continue reading The WSOP Final Table
The final two
I do have a lot to add – like pictures of Project City Center, words about the 9 playing down, going to Doyle Brunson’s Book signing (yuppers, I got an autographed copy), being tired, being sick, having dinner with two of my boys, and a slew of other things but right now I’m watching Darvin Moon and Joe Cada in the battle of the green felt. I’ll catch up later.
It’s 11PM
I want to be in my sweet little Sleep Number bed, tucked under the covers, toasting off to sleep. Instead I’m still sitting in the ‘press box’ with 7 players left at the WSOP Main Event Final Table. I could load up everything and walk across the street to the Gold Coast and tuck under the covers on a bed that is pretty damned comfortable, and I may be forced to if 5 of these people don’t give up their quest for the title before 2 or 3 a.m. My trusty writer Jennifer Newell is here recording the action and will write updates for the main page of PokerWorks so my butt is covered. Problem is, it’s my brain that is feeling bare right now, not my butt. Continue reading It’s 11PM
The final table 9
are being introduced right now. Jack Effel started his first announcement by proclaiming that this is his 4th anniversary, his wife is in the audience, and they were married here in Las Vegas…that’s love honey. Continue reading The final table 9