Free Poker for Prizes Site Announces Freeroll Tournaments
May 2, 2008
PrizeDome.com, the free poker for prizes site, launched for public beta testing yesterday. Prize Dome lets you play free online poker tournaments that award real cash and prizes. Since there is never any entry fee and you can never lose money, Prize Dome is not a gambling site.
The site is currently running Beta Test Tournaments […]
Play on the World Poker Showdown
April 27, 2008
If you are itching for a last minute poker getaway, then let the World Poker Showdown scratch you where you need it (um reasonable scratch requests only).
9 days of no holds barred poker from the beautiful Ocean World Casino in Puerto Plata, Domican Republic. Meet and play with some of the best pros in the […]
Brandi Hawbaker Dead at 26
April 18, 2008
Various poker news sources are reporting the death of young poker pro Brandi Hawbaker. Brandi emerged onto the poker scene a couple of years ago amidst a lot of controversy regarding her free spirited lifestyle. Brandi’s death is being reported as a suicide. We will update you when we have more information. She was 26 […]
Jennicide Playboy Pictures
April 14, 2008
Well the rumors were true. Poker phenom Jennifer “Jennicide” Leigh is gracing the May edition of Playboy Magazine and we have the unedited pictorial here.
Leigh started her poker career playing $5 sit-n-go tournaments at Poker Stars and eventually built up a bankroll that allowed her to play regularly in the $100-$200 blind hold’em games. She […]
Jennifer “Jennicide” Leigh Playboy Pictures! (NSFW)
April 14, 2008
If you’ve been waiting to see the pics of poker player Jennifer “Jennicide” Leigh, well wait no more. Here is the layout that appears in the April edition of Playboy Magazine. Take notice of how Playboy airbrushed her frontal area to look like she has the anatomy of a barbie doll.
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Legal US Internet Poker a Distant Mirage?
April 7, 2008

This month marks the one year anniversary of Rep. Barney Frank’s Internet Gaming Regulation and Enforcement Act of 2007. This time last year I was paying homage to this campaign for removal of the Port Security Bill’s ban of Americans’ rights to play poker in the world’s great Internet poker rooms. Now, a year later, I realize the deck is stacked heavily against us. When a professional politician as powerful as Rep. Barney Frank, D-MA, doesn’t have the horsepower to nudge his Internet poker relief bill out of the starting blocks what’s our chance of success? How long are the odds for any of us ordinary poker players doing anything - solo, collectively or otherwise - to return this freedom to the US poker players? Slim to none.
How come a collection of rich, powerful, and well connected professional politicians can’t undo, given a whole year, what just one of their unscrupulous brethren accomplished in minutes? If it was so easy for then Senate Majority Leader Frist to attach his Internet poker torpedo to the Port Security Bill; then what’s preventing the equally powerful Frist successor from returning this missing freedom using the same proven technique of eleventh hour must-pass bill riders? Two Words…Harry Reid (D-NV). Nuff said?
A whole year has passed and there’s not even been an agreement to start a “year long study” of Internet poker before proceeding to pass any legislation overturning the Frist Internet poker death warrant. Next April will I be posting the same old Internet Poker story of “no demonstrated progress” for the second straight year? The smart money is saying I will do exactly that.
Flipchip has posted a gallery of Las Vegas HDR photos on the Las Vegas News Blog.
Silverton Casino will pay you $25 to play NL holdem
March 24, 2008
While the Silverton extension is still being finished, one of our coziest poker rooms in town has been displaced to the keno and slots area right in front of where the poker room was.
Taking a hit in traffic, Silverton offers a variety of promotions to reward their loyal locals.
We liked their no-limit game when the room first opened, but every time we return there’s just one 3/6 limit running with the same faces (of course, where else can you find a packed 3/6 game running in Las Vegas?).
Now Silverton wants to lure the no-limit crowd back, and they’ll pay you for the privilege. Just like a prop player, only there’s 10 of ‘em.
Every Monday from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., be one of the first 10 players to sit down at a NL hold’em table. Put at least $175 in play, play for at least 2 hours, then when you cash out you’ll receive $25.
Now what happens if you bust? Well, you can always leave without collecting your $25. But you can only pick up your $25 after 2 hours. Be sure to bring enough buy-ins just in case.
The promotion will run every Monday for the foreseeable future, and you can participate as often as you’d like.

