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New post on Tao of Poker: WSOP Day 8 Pt 1 on ESPN - Liquidity Crisis, Mucking Winners & Down to 18 - http://bit.ly/4Evqfi 10/28/2009

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PTP News Hit and Run: October 28th
Part Time Poker — ... Last night’s episode of the WSOP on ESPN provided excellent entertainment and a surprising amount of fodder for discussion. Two topics likely to light up message boards throughout the day: One, did you see Ivey muck the winning hand? Is he that good that he feels the need to play with a slight handicap? And did he realize later what he had done? Two, should LuckyChewey really have just flatted the river with trip nines versus moon? Read Pauly’s solid WSOP recap here and check out ...

A Little Link Dumping
Dead Money = Sir AlCantHang — ... stuck sitting near me for two full months, I even saw my fat ass walk across the screen a few times. Certainly pretending to work when I was actually looking for someone to hit up the Hooker Bar in the middle of the day. It was something I'll never forget. The good doctor has been reviewing each episode after airing. They are great recaps and you're probably reading them already, but here are the links on the off chance someone from out of the blue just joined us. Main Event Day 8, Part 1 on ESPN - Liquidity Crisis, Mucking Winners, and Down to 18 Main ...

Quick Hits: The Favre Loyality Edition
Nickleanddimes — ... friend in a mere five weeks. Case in point, I finally sat down to watch an entire episode of the WSOP Main Event on ESPN the other night. Pauly nailed the Darvin Gump moniker in his recent recap. I could visualize the logger going over to his wife on the rail after that unexplainable flush over flush hand against Billy Kopp saying "aw shucks Jen-nay I thinks we's gonna win some money". Play catch up to the TV coverage with the doc's recaps below: Main Event Day 8 on ESPN - Liquidity Crisis, Mucking Winners, and Down to 18 Main Event ...