South’s game turns South, and Poker2Nite premieres season two. Check it out in the PTP Hit and Run.
Some interesting nuggets from a high-stakes report over at pokernewsdaily.com. First, Cole South, who has been killing it Full Tilt’s tables early in 2010, took a big hit in one session, losing about a million. Don’t worry, he’s still up more than $2 million for the year. Also, more scuttlebutt about the possibility that Isildur1 and DrPill share accounts at FTP. Here’s some chat between South and Tom Dwan:
durrrr: hav u played pill?
Cole South: nope
durrrr: i dont think they share accnts much
Cole South: never seen him at plo
durrrr: but all the nl guys seem to think they do
Cole South: and havent been playin too muc hnl
Cole South: yea silly for them to make accusations in public on a hunch though
durrrr: well not rly in this case
durrrr: b/c isil for sure did that w/ a diff accnt
Cole South: ah dont know the story there
Poker news show “Poker2Nite” premiered on its new channel, the VS. network. Video of the first segment here, or head over to pokerati.com for the whole thing:
PartyGaming released its financials for 2009, and net revenues were down. Most shocking, however, is that the poker operation saw a decline of about 28% from 2008 to 2009.
The Latin American Poker Tour event scheduled for Chile was canceled because of the recent earthquake in the South American country. The Vina del Mar stop was supposed to take place later this month. PokerStars said that everyone would be refunded their buy-ins, and out of pocket expenses.
The European Poker Tour stop in Berlin is underway, and pokernews.com caught up with tennis star Boris Becker at the event:
And if you want to see a man in a dress after losing a bet, here ya go:
The World Poker Tour’s celebrity invitational is over, and the winner was a qualifier from ClubWPT.com. You can read more on the WPT Web site. Boxer Leron Washington took down the first prize of $100,000. Reality star turned sponsored poker player Trishelle Cannatella took third.
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