Online Player of the Year Update -- Nov. 21, 2008

With less than six weeks remaining in the 2008 Card Player Online Player of the Year Race, players are using the relatively quiet month of November to rack up last-second points in an effort to boost themselves up the leader board. The Full Tilt Online Poker Series X recently concluded and was a...

Thursday Nov 20, 2008

published 1 day ago

What's My Line? -- Mike Matusow

Ever since the new and improved Mike Matusow replaced "The Mouth," the tournament trail has been slightly quieter, but only because Matusow has chosen to let his results speak for themselves. In 2007, Matusow made two World Poker Tour final tables, scoring nearly $1 million for his...

Monday Nov 17, 2008

published 4 days ago

Tournament Trail Q and A -- Jonathan Little

Jonathan Little has $4 million in tournament earnings, and he's only 23 years old. In his short career, he has made 14 final tables, and in 2007 finished third in Card Player's Player of the Year race. The young gun from Pensacola, Florida, started his career in college and built up a...

Monday Nov 17, 2008

published 4 days ago

Online Poker -- FTOPS X Wraps Up With Big Sunday Tournament

The biggest day of the week for online poker got a boost on Sunday with the conclusion of the Full Tilt Online Poker Series X (FTOPS) and with its main event. Over at PokerStars, Lee "Bill Ivey" Gaines had a night of near misses as he finished ninth in the Sunday Warmup and 15th in the...

Monday Nov 17, 2008

published 4 days ago

Online Poker -- Amit 'amak316' Makhija Wins FTOPS $5K

The largest win of the weekend came with the Full Tilt Online Poker Series X (FTOPS X) and its big two-day no-limit hold'em tournament. Event No. 22 offered a $5,000+$200 buy-in and attracted the best of the best, a field of 500 that looked more like a World Poker Tour event at Bellagio than...

Wednesday Nov 12, 2008

published 10 days ago

WPT: Jonathan Little Wins the 2008 Foxwoods World Poker Finals

It took hours longer than anybody could have imagined, but the mounting blinds and antes finally put an end to a marathon heads-up session that saw numerous lead changes, huge hands, and even bigger bluffs. When all was said and done, Jonathan Little bested Jonathan Jaffe for his second WPT title...

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