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  Mr Subliminal's Blog: Life and poker in Las Vegas. Read how the life of this former lumberjack and subsistence farmer is transformed from rustic repose to sleepless nights under highway overpasses and lengthy soup kitchen lines. (via Cosmos)

  Biggestron Plays Poker: The format was a bankroll-friendly $6 buy-in with $3 rebuys for the first hour, double add-on at the break. We had 8 players and top 3 were paid, so you had to really play badly or take a few bad beats to avoid cashing. (via Cosmos)

  Mr Subliminal's Blog: The local philanthropists really outdid themselves yesterday when they threw a Thanksgiving spread for the boys. Most of us have no family to speak of, so we were very grateful. (via Cosmos)

 [Catching The Antichrist] Letting Go and Moving Ahead: of the worst poker on the internet. (It’s all about cheap practice, kids, not the money.) I bided my time...

 [ Bill’s Poker Blog] Playing Poker With Phil Gordon and Wil Wheaton: When he happened to pass Franklin in the hall after laying the 83 bad beat on him, Phil said “Never play 83!” On the other side, no matter how many people asked him to sign crap or take pictures with them (including me) Phil not only agreed but acted as if it was the least he could do.

 [The Obituarium] WPBT in Vegas II: Minnesota was in the house: Professional Poker Player Chris Halverson, drizz who huddled behind his trademark excessive buy-in for the 2/4 mixed game and Chad, whom I'd been very anxious to meet, primarily due to his kick-ass sense of humor. Maudie and The Fat Guy, whom I'd briefly met on Fremont Street earlier were there.

 [BadBlood plays Poker] WPBT Satellite Thoughts: . (File the lack of average chip information in the Noble Poker complaint section) After the break... called anyway with 89o. The fickle fate of the flop sent me packing in 3rd when a 67T hit the board

 [Lumpy's Blog] Not playing much poker. In fact I reloaded for th...: I'm moving in a few weeks so I've been packing, with limited time casino whoring is just so much more profitable and honestly it just pays so much more. I'll run out of casinos soon enough and be back to poker but this break is nice and I think I needed it.

 [Tao of Poker: A Poker Blog] WPBT WSoP Satellite #1"We're clever but we're clue...: WPBT WSoP Satellite #1 "We're clever but we're clueless" - Jack Johnson We witnessed blogger... to the World Series of Poker.

 [Catching The Antichrist] Let’s Talk: approaching two by this point - I gave up on the online poker. I told it goodbye with a well-deserved smack on the ass and sent it packing.

 [Tao of Poker: A Poker Blog] The Zoo Review I'm 58th on the WPBT leaderboard. ...: The conversation picked up a bit, from mundane to excruciating, when a flurry of people came over to me the moment they found out I played poker. Briana's cousin mistakenly told them that I would be "announcing the World Series of Poker." I dunno if she was drunk on overpriced wine, socially retarded, or trying to impress he peers and party guests with inflating the significance of my new job in Las Vegas.

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