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Champion crowned, claims $8.55 million first prize at World Series of Poker

Champion crowned, claims $8.55 million first prize at World Series of Poker

A 21-year-old Michigan poker professional who chose cards over college won the World Series of Poker main event in Las Vegas early Tuesday, winning $8.55 million and becoming the youngest player to win the tournament in its 40-year history. Joe Cada of Shelby Township, Mich., turned over a pair of nines early after 46-year old Darvin Moon called his all-in wager with a suited queen-jack, setting up an about-even race for most of the chips on the table.

 

Sen. Menendez Unveils US Online Poker Bill

Sen. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., introduced legislation Thursday that would allow federally-regulated online poker and other games of skill. Under this bill, gaming companies would have to undergo a thorough review by the Treasury Department including an analysis of the financial condition of the applicant, business record, and background checks.

 

U.S. Deals Blow to Online-Poker Players

U.S. Deals Blow to Online-Poker Players

Federal authorities in New York have frozen or seized bank accounts worth $34 million belonging to 27,000 online poker players, in an apparent crackdown on Internet gambling.

 

Judge rules Texas Hold 'em is a skill, not game of chance

Judge rules Texas Hold 'em is a skill, not game of chance

South Carolina poker players may not be sure when to fold 'em even after a judge ruled Thursday that Texas Hold 'em is a game ...

 

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