If there ever was a time for the poker community to truly show its passion for charity, these next few days would be the perfect opportunity.
ESPN Blog: Tournaments created to help victims in Haiti
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RT @WSOP: Check out the new WSOP Circuit event coming to the Dallas-Oklahoma area in January! http://ow.ly/2yKZd #WSOP RT @ChoctawResort: We've made it as a stop on the #WSOP Circuit Tour! We'll host 10 Ring Events from 1/6 to 1/25, 2011!
I am such a dumb goofball but a lucky goofball. Thought my flight left at 7am but it is 6:15am. I'm also a time nit so I still made it woot!
RT @TexDolly: Blonde was standing nude before a mirror." OMG, I'm old, fat , and ugly. Honey, I need a compliment. ... http://tmi.me/Z5UJ
@RealKidPoker Ooo! Sounds good, do tell! Interesting how some random fan is curious about your dessert and not your poker game, right? lol
@RealKidPoker hope you pvr/tivo'd real world, entertaining episode© Flushdance – joxums poker blog. Say something clever here. Or not. You decide.
On PocketFives.com Doc Sands started a thread to use a percentage of his winnings on Sunday toward a donation to Red Cross and a massive amount of replies followed.
I myself had a losing Sunday but still donated what I could to the cause.
People always say poker players don’t contribute to society but people like Barry Greenstein and threads like the P5′s one definitely contradict this statement.