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NYC writer Paul McGuire is well known for his award-winning poker blog.
Paul “Pauly” McGuire is a writer from New York City. He quit his job as a bond trader on Wall Street to pursue a career in writing. He is a novelist and screenwriter but became most famous for his poker blog.
The Tao of Poker chronicles his daily poker thoughts from his late night forays into the online poker world to playing in home games and tournaments around New York City. He also covers his adventures to casinos like Foxwoods, Atlantic City, and Las Vegas.
As an amateur poker player and an avid traveler, Pauly often finds time to squeeze poker into his itinerary no matter where he goes. He has played poker all across America and will track down a home game or drive miles out of his way to the closest card room or casino. He has even played hold-em on a bullet train in Japan. You’ll most likely find him slumming around at the low limit tables on Party Poker.
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There are times when slowplay is the right thing. But, not as many times as most players seem to think. If you’ve got any doubt whether slowplay is the right move — you should probably just bet.
This series is aimed squarely at beginning Hold’em players. The goal is to introduce new players to this exciting game and give them enough background to make them feel comfortable playing casino poker.
PartyPoker’s annual floating cruise-ship event, the PartyPoker Millions, was captured this time around by Germany’s Alexander Jung. Jung triumphed over a 171-player field light on American players, who were unable to qualify online (Party does not accept US players online at this time), but still could buy in directly since it was a land… er… water-based tournament.
Four more months, then we’ll see who is the Democratic nominee, er, the WSOP champion. The Weekly Poker Net, Volume 67a WSOP Main Event Final Table Adjourned to November — The big news in poker has to be the announcement by the World Series that the final table of the Main Event will be adjourned […]
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