Preview: November 2009
Don't Bet Against Ivey
Since the Moneymaker Boom the poker world has never agreed that the Main Event champ is indeed the best player in the world. This year could be different. The pro’s pro Phil Ivey is set to make history after already winning two WSOP bracelets this year. If he should win the Main Event he could solidify his position as this generation’s poker icon seated alongside Johnny Moss and Doyle Brunson.
WSOP Europe
When the WSOP flies across the pond the pros follow. The four-event series saw some the toughest fields assembled in London. Bad weather, worse food, but great poker made the trip worthwhile for bracelet winners John-Paul Kelly, Erik Cajelais, Jani Vilmunen, and Barry Shulman. Catch all the action from each final table from Europe’s premier event.
Face the Ace
With all the new poker shows hitting the airwaves BLUFF contributor Dan Michalski pondered “Is it 2005 again?” This time online poker giant Full Tilt has produced the show alongside NBC that gives freeroll winners the chance to play for $1,000,000 against some of the best players in the world. Get the inside scoop from members of Team Full Tilt and why they want to ruin each contestant’s chance for big money.
The Gamble of Joe Sebok's Life
Joe Sebok has spent years in his father’s (Barry Greenstein) shadow working to make a name for himself. He worked tirelessly to make PokerRoad one of poker’s go to media outlets while hitting the felt himself. Now Sebok has placed himself in the center of poker’s worst scandal trying to give UltimateBet the legitimacy and transparency the online room desperately needs.
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