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Titan Poker has once more jacked up their Sunday guaranteed tournament prize pool to $2 million. This upward trend of prize pool guarantees is good news to online poker players, many of whom will try to qualify for the event via satellites with cheaper price tags. Some will be happy to buy in directly, however, forking over more than $1,500 for a chance to win six figures and more as the winner of the event…

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The NBC Heads Up Poker Championship is underway and the first round of eliminations is done. Poker pros, online qualifiers and Hollywood invitees all matched up in player vs player competition, with only one player per match advancing to the next round. Players that did not advance include David Williams, Annie Duke, Dan Schreiber, Don Cheadle, David Singer, Alisha Kunze, Bill Edler and Chris Moneymaker…

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This weekend is the time for poker pros and amateurs alike to try and go for the victory at the Gala Casino British Poker Tour’s Scottish Leg. This event, taking place in Edinburgh, will be attended by a number of well known European poker players, such as Phil Stars, Stan Essen and John Higgins, who is also the current world snooker champion. The event will end its five day run on Sunday…

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March 3rd is day one for the first ever Bodog Poker Open, that online poker room’s answer to the online poker tournament craze started with Full Tilt Poker’s FTOPS. Bodog will be putting up six days of online poker craziness, starting with today’s $250 buy in event that has $10k of added cash to the prize pool. That means that whatever the prize pool is based on the number of players in the event, a further $10k will be added on top…

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Online poker room Titan Poker is going to host what organizers are calling the largest poker tournament to take place on Russian soil in history. The White Night Millions, as the event is to be called, will take place in St. Petersburg, and will run for eight days…

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Caesars Indiana will soon play host to the latest WSOP Academy camp, where poker players pay to learn from the pros the right way to play at the world famous World Series of Poker. The event, which will take place at the Caesars Indiana on March 29th and March 30th, will have instruction by Paul Wasicka, the 2007 NBC National Heads Up Championship winner, as well as Joe Navarro, the former FBI agent now making a living teaching poker players how to read each other. Other instructors include Alex Outhred and Mark Seif.Related Articles:WSOP qualifiers popular at Wheeling IslandUpdate to WSOP dates…

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