eBay, Logos, and the WSOP Final Table

Everyone is betting that Nov. 11 will be the most popular poker television night in the game's history. This is, after all, when the "November Nine" will face off in a delayed TV broadcast for the first prize of more than $9.1 million at the World Series of Poker main event. Two of...

Friday Oct 17, 2008

published about 1 month ago in
Card Player Magazine Volume 21, Number 20

Free Money in Major Online Sunday Tournaments

If you like free money, Card Player encourages you to play in the major Sunday tournaments online. Not only are they convenient and inexpensive ways to potentially take down a big score, they also oftentimes offer an overlay, providing players even more value. An overlay happens when not enough...

Friday Oct 03, 2008

published about 1 month ago in
Card Player Magazine Volume 21, Number 19

Card Player Readers Sound Off About Scotty Nguyen's Televised Antics

Many loyal Card Player readers were upset with Scotty Nguyen's behavior during the recent televised World Series of Poker $50,000 H.O.R.S.E. championship, and they let their opinions be known by flooding our offices and inboxes with correspondence. During the event, which aired on ESPN,...

Thursday Sep 18, 2008

published 2 months ago in
Card Player Magazine Volume 21, Number 18

John Phan: Another Example of Poker Giving Back

OK, the post-World Series of Poker lull is just about over. We're packing our bags for the Legends of Poker tournament to terminate the summer poker dead zone, and after that lies a busy few months. While the WSOP has dominated the last few issues, we close out our coverage of it (well, at...

Thursday Sep 11, 2008

published 2 months ago in
Card Player Magazine Volume 21, Number 17

Then There Were Nine!

For 6,835 players who entered the 2008 World Series of Poker main event, it was, "Wait until next year." On the other hand, for the nine remaining players who will return to Las Vegas in November to clash at the final table, it was, "Can't wait for November." The final...

Tuesday Aug 19, 2008

published 3 months ago in
Card Player Magazine Volume 21, Number 16

Poker's International Presence Felt at WSOP and Beyond

If it wasn't for poker's phenomenal international growth, this year's World Series of Poker certainly would have experienced a drop in attendance. A large number of the 58,720 players who bought into WSOP events in 2008 were from abroad. And as these players continue to improve their...

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