16 April 2010
BLOG – Sorry I wasn’t here, Miss. Won’t happen again, Miss
Bluff Europe readers – I have let you down. I apologise for my absence over the past week or so but I’ve been inundated with coursework, exam revision and articles for Bluff Europe and other writing projects. All in all it’s been a very busy past few days.
Alexey Rubin leads EPT San Remo
Last year's PokerStars EPT event in San Remo attracted a record-breaking field but if the opening day of this year's tournament is anything to go by then that record could be under threat.
PokerStars releases 20-day schedule for APPT Macau
The PokerStars APPT Macau is set to begin its latest successful poker festival in China from May 3 – May 23 in a 20-day poker bonanza featuring a $40,000HKD ($5,160USD) Main Event as well as a host of side events and a predicted total prize pool of over $3,000,000USD across 25 events.
Annie Duke releases iPhone poker application
If you’re really cool like Bluff Europe blogger Matt Perry, you have an iPhone. You can be even cooler by downloading Annie Duke’s new poker application; Annie Duke’s Poker Tutor.
WPT coming to London?
Yesterday we brought you news that the World Poker Tour was paying a second trip to France. It looks like they could be heading to our side of the channel too.
Ten WSOP packages up for grabs in Dusk Till Dawn's live satellite
If you prefer live poker to the Internet equivalent and fancy winning a trip to this year's WSOP then Dusk Till Dawn has just the thing.
15 April 2010
David Peat the big winner in PartyPoker's Big Game IV
Isildur1 may have been a no show but there was still plenty to enjoy in PartyPoker's cash game marathon. After two full days of play it was David 'Viffer' Peat who had the most to cheer about, showing a profit of the best part of £150,000.
EPT San Remo starts today
The penultimate leg of the 2009/10 European Poker Tour takes place this week with the €5,000+€300 main event starting today.
Nick Moran the new face of Ladbrokes Poker
Actor and director Nick Moran has teamed up with Jon Kalmar to host the new Ladbrokes Poker School which will offer help and advice to players over the next eight weeks.
Second French stop for WPT
Organisers have confirmed that the World Poker Tour will be making a second stop on French soil later in the year.