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Authorities crack down on NYC poker clubs
AP via Seattle Post Intelligencer – By TOM HAYSASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER NEW YORK — On a busy night at the New York Players Club in upper Manhattan, vice squad officers wearing bulletproof vests and raid jackets dealt the underground poker scene a losing hand. dubbed ‘Black Thursday’ by one poker Web site – and two more last
Crackdown sends a chill through New York’s clandestine poker community
SignOn San Diego – NEW YORK On a busy night at the New York Players Club in upper Manhattan, vice squad officers wearing bulletproof vests and raid jackets dealt the underground poker scene a losing hand. The team entered unannounced at 11 p.m., dubbed ‘Black Thursday’ by one poker Web site and two more last
POKER: Read faces as well as cards
The Detroit Free Press – In fact, you will read it now: Poker is more about people than cards and chips regarded by many as the best poker player alive, showed how to work through
Poker queens: More women hit the felt
SignOn San Diego – A stranger approached, promising to be gentle, to ease the young woman into it and explain everything she needed to know. Relax, the stranger said in a soothing tone. Remember, it once was the first time for everybody. San Diego, thousands of women are losing their poker virginity at casinos and card parlors across America as the poker craze that struck two years ago
Pull A Poker Face On WWE Smackdown
TotalVideoGames.com – It’s been announced by THQ that the final mini-game in the PSP version of WWE Smackdown vs. RAW 2006 is Texas Hold ‘Em. Over 50 WWE Superstars and Divas each with their own Poker strategies are available to choose from and play against in
North Dakota Poker Could Still Be On
Online-Casinos.com – Chief political proponent Jim Kasper is asking gambling companies to help finance a ballot measure that would make North Dakota the first state to license and regulate Internet poker businesses. NORTH DAKOTA POKER COULD STILL BE ON Internet poker companies asked to stump up for new
The New Deal’s not about poker
Chicago Sun-Times – BY STAFF REPORTER An informal and very unscientific survey of some area high school athletes revealed that about four times as many boys could identify 2004 World Series of Poker Main Event champion Greg ‘Fossilman” Raymer than Dick Cheney. there is no denying that poker has exploded and high school athletes
Summary Box: Authorities crack down on clandestine poker scene
AP via Newsday – THE SCENE: Underground poker clubs operate in rented offices, back rooms and other nondescript locations. Unlike casinos that keep a portion of the pot, patrons pay about $5 per half-hour to sit at tables. THE STAKES: Playing poker isn’t illegal, but profiting from the promotion of