Rathji

But do they have Poki?!?!?Alberta > *

This pretty much sums it up for me

Maybe the player next to him palmed some as they were switching tables

Its like Hulk Hogan at the Tampa Bay lightning game, do you think he pays for tickets? It is all about publicity.I seem to recall DN mentioning this happening to him in one of his blog entries

Love it, has helped my live game immensly.

No but it supports the economy here in Alberta. Keep it coming is all I can say.

Catherine Zeta-Jones

Because Americans changed the way you say the letter, that makes Canadians wrong. Simple American way of thinking, npnp.

I play in a home tourney every 2 weeks. Average is about 22-28 people playing starting with 4000 in chips. Blinds increasing every 30 mins.25/5050/10075/150 <-- Optional100/200150/300<-- Optional200/400250/500300/600400/800 <--Optional500/1000600/1200800/1600 <--Optional1000/20001500/30002000/40004000/8000We occasionaly had problems with the tourney running upwards of 8 hours, so on large fields we knock out some or all of the "Optional" blinds. It's not perfect and is constantly being questioned by one group of players or another, but in our case has reduced the average time of t

How do the bonus's clear in SnG's?

Here are the official chip counts from the dinner break. Play will resume shortly after 8:00 pm. 1. Harry Demetriou - $750,000 (seat 4) 2. Isaac Galazan - $417,000 (seat 5) 3. Tommy Grimes - $178,000 (seat 3)

Good call

$20's

After the entire table folded around the small blind pushed all in for about $600. Greg Raymer, in the big blind, announced, "I call." The dealer however did not hear Raymer and mucked his hand. Raymer and the rest of the table alerted the dealer. Raymer's cards were retrieved from the muck and the hand was played. The small blind showed A-7, while Raymer held Q-J. The flop was no help for either player, but the turn and river were both queens which gave Raymer the victory and eliminated the small blind.