The world’s largest poker game, the hottest girls in poker and a new multi-accounting scandal? Those stories and more in today’s jaunt through the pokerverse, the PTP HNR.
Maxim’s list of the hottest girls in poker is a bit misleading, insomuch that very few of the women featured are actually poker players. Maxim shrewdly constructed their list at the LA Poker Classic, where celebs galore were in attendance; view the list and the photos here.
Tom Dwan’s working on a new book: How To Make $230,710 in Nine Minutes. The inspiration: his latest session in the durrrr Challenge, where he padded his lead by that amount in a bit under five hundred and forty seconds. Details here.
Curious about what the PPA is up to? CardPlayer’s got an interview with PPA head John Pappas. Cliff’s: Pappas thinks we’ll see legislation pass at the Federal level before the State level. Read it here.
Random: The schedule for the Borgata Spring Poker Open is now out. View it here.
Tournament-related: Phil Hellmuth had a fairly entertaining breakdown after busting out of the Bay 101 this weekend. Watch the video below (breakdown at 2:10 or so). Also funny: the cameraman hovering over Hellmuth’s prone body and the fact that Hellmuth has to get back up and return to the table to sign a shirt because he’s a bounty.
File under ‘Accusatory Thread From Random Ignites Mini-Controversy Fueled by Terrible Response From the Accused’: Nick ‘Stoxtrader’ Grudzien is currently accused of multi-accounting and his reply over at 2+2 isn’t doing him any favors. No proof or anything beyond a finger-pointing at the moment, so read and judge for yourself here.
File under semi-funny promotional stunt: PokerStars and some English guys who play rugby or something got together and played the world’s “biggest” poker game. They had the good sense to keep the joke short:
Finally, the Tournament of Champions is returning to the WSOP after a couple-year absence. Get all the details on this big ol’ freeroll here.
WSOP qualifiers are starting soon on major sites, and Full Tilt Poker will have no shortage of offerings. Before you sign up at FTP, be sure to read this first.
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