Archive | Poker on tv

14 April 2010 ~ 1 Comment

Joe Cada documentary in the works

The preview: A film crew was doing a documentary on a group of poker players that happened to include WSOP ME champ Joe Cada, before, during and after his win. The trailer looks pretty interesting. So far I have no word on when or how it’ll be released, except “this fall”. /j.

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07 February 2010 ~ 2 Comments

Andrew Robl says

Having a strong poker network is key to becoming a great poker player. It will allow you to get into the best games and allow you to make friends with the strongest players who can help you further improve. Andrew Robl (Good2CU): Six Characteristics of a Great Poker Player Good2CU is being portrayed in the [...]

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02 December 2009 ~ Comments Off

From Busto to Robusto part II

…is just about to hit the net waves. Here’s some hype for ya’ll: From Busto to Robusto: Episode Two teaser from Ryan Firpo on Vimeo. If you missed part One, look no further

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19 July 2009 ~ 2 Comments

The poker breakdown

Stumbled across this 30 minute documentary, so it’s a little short for popcorn, but worth watching just the same. If you’ve followed online poker for a while, you’ve definately come across Greg Lavary, aka The Riparian, aka CaptZEEbo. He was one of the top online names, winning millions of dollar, before eventually cracking up and [...]

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30 November 2008 ~ Comments Off

The 60 minutes and Washington Post on AB/UB cheating scandal

Index: 1.675 It’s already posted on every other poker blog, so I don’t expect you to read it first here, but still. This is going to be the buzz of the pokersphere for a while. Part 1: “Players Gamble on Honesty, Security of Internet Betting“ Part 2: “Confusion Surrounds Legal Status of Online Bets and [...]

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28 November 2008 ~ Comments Off

The 60 Minutes trailers on UB/AB cheating

Until Sunday: Watch CBS Videos Online Watch CBS Videos Online Is it me or is Steve Kroft rambling a bit? /j.

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