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Player of the Year Update -- Interview With David Sands Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 155 seconds Here is an update on the 2012 Card Player Player of the Year race sponsored by Lock Poker, complete with info on the biggest movers in the top twenty in recent weeks and an interview with current seventh place occupant David Sands. |
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Poker Strategy -- Playing 30-40 Big Blinds With Tom Marchese Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 194 seconds Tom Marchese won the 2010 Card Player Player of the Year race, making 11 final tables that year and earning two titles. For this edition of Poker Strategy, Card Player TV caught up with Marchese to learn more about playing one of the most awkward stack sizes in tournament poker, the 30 to 40 big blind stack. |
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Player of the Year Update -- Interview With Leader John Dibella Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 177 seconds Card Player TV brings you an update on the 2012 Player of the Year race sponsored by Lock Poker, complete with info on the biggest movers in the top ten, as well as an interview with current POY leader John Dibella, who discusses his plans for the tournament circuit moving forward and his big win at the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure. |
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Sean Jazayeri Wins 2012 World Poker Tour L.A. Poker Classic Main Event Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 95 seconds The lone amateur at a table of young pros, Sean Jazayeri used his experience and some luck to overcome the tough final table and win the 2012 World Poker Tour L.A. Poker Classic Main Event. For his victory Jazayeri earned the prestigious title and the first place prize of $1,370,240. Card Player TV caught up with him just after his win. |
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World Poker Tour L.A. Poker Classic Final Table Preview Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 203 seconds The final table is set in the 2012 World Poker Tour L.A. Poker Classic Main Event. A total of 549 players posted the $10,000 buy-in, but now only six remain to battle it out for the prestigious WPT title and the first place prize of $1,370,240, including young guns David Sands, Dan Kelly, Noah Schwartz and Jason Somerville. Card Player TV is here with a preview of this stacked final table. |
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Noah Schwartz Chipleads L.A. Poker Classic With 18 Left Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 172 seconds Day 4 is in the books at the 2012 World Poker Tour L.A. Poker Classic Main Event. The day started with 54 players, but now only 18 remain, with Noah Schwartz at the front of the pack with 1.77 million. Card Player TV caught up with Schwartz after play came to a close. |
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Vanessa Selbst Wins LAPC $5,000 Event Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 139 seconds The LA Poker Classic WPT main Event is kicking off today, but last night another big tournament came to a close. Vanessa Selbst topped an incredibly tough 98-player field in a $5,100 no-limit event that finished late last night. For the win Selbst earned $140,294 and 432 Player of the Year points. Card Player TV caught up with her, and runner-up Jonathan Duhamel, after the event concluded. |
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The Scoop -- Sam Stein Part 2 Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 801 seconds Sam Stein returns for part two of The Scoop, hosted by Diego Cordovez, to discuss the final table of the 2011 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure main event, where he finished fourth for $1,000,000. Stein talks through a key hand he played against Chris Oliver in depth, giving great insight into the thought processes of one tournament poker's most successful players over the past years. |
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The Scoop -- Sam Stein Part 1 Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 715 seconds 2011 Player of the Year fifth-place finisher Sam Stein stops by the set of "The Scoop" to discuss his first ever WSOP bracelet win, what it was like beating close friend Ben Lamb heads-up, and his background as a live poker player with host Diego Cordovez. |
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WSOP Tournament Director Jack Effell Talks Changes For 2012 Schedule Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 460 seconds The 2012 World Series of Poker schedule was released this week, and Card Player TV caught up with WSOP Tournament Director Jack Effel to learn more about some of the major changes for this year, including the move of the Main Event final table to October, and the addition of the first ever million dollar buy-in event. |
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Player of the Year Update -- Interview With Jonathan Duhamel Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 346 seconds _Card Player TV_ brings you an update on the 2012 Player of the Year race sponsored by "Lock Poker":http://www.ca rdplayer.com/poker-b onus/33-lock-poker, featuring a look at the top ten and an interview with the current third ranked player, Jonathan Duhamel. Duhamel discusses his incredible run at the _PokerStars Caribbean Adventure_, where he made four final tables of the five events he entered. |
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Poker Strategy -- Way Ahead, Way Behind With Alec Torelli Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 188 seconds The concept of being "way ahead or way behind" is often referred to by poker professionals in both tournaments and cash games. In this edition of poker strategy Card Player TV caught up with high stakes pro Alec Torelli to learn more about what it means to be "way ahead or way behind" in a hand, and how to adjust your play if you find yourself in this situation. |
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The Scoop -- Matt Glantz Part 3 Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 1486 seconds Matt Glantz returns for the third and final part of his interview on 'The Scoop' to discuss high stakes mixed games, how working on his no-limit hold'em game has effected his limit game results and much more. |
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WSOP Circuit -- The Bike Main Event Underway Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 138 seconds The inaugural World Series of Poker Circuit at The Bicycle Casino kicked off its $1,600 main event today, and Card Player TV was there to talk to WSOP Tournament Director Jack Effel and Los Angels local Jeff Madsen. |
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The Scoop -- Matt Glantz Part 2 Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 682 seconds Matt Glantz returns for the second part of his interview on 'The Scoop' to discuss his recent focus on no-limit hold'em tournaments, how Daniel Negreanu motivated him, and the importance of bet sizing. |
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Eugene Katchalov Discusses His 2011 Success Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 210 seconds Card Player TV recently caught up with Eugene Katchalov, who had a great year on the tournament circuit in 2011, with seven final tables and two huge titles under his belt,, Katchalov has cashed for an impressive $2.5 million this year. Katchalov discussed all of his biggest scores, including his wins in the $100,000 buy-in super high roller at the PCA and his first WSOP gold bracelet. |
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Hac 'trex313' Dang Talks Life Post Black Friday Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 143 seconds Hac 'trex313' Dang is one of the biggest winners in online cash games, and Card Player TV caught up with him while playing the 2011 WSOP $5k six-max PLO event to see how his life has changed in the wake of poker's Black Friday. |
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Moneymaker, Chan Win WSOP Main Event Grudge Matches Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 146 seconds The World Series of Poker hosted a new made-for-tv event featuring rematches of past WSOP Main Event heads-up battles. Johnny Chan faced off against Phil Hellmuth, and Chris Moneymaker played a unique best of three format against Sammy Farha. Card Player TV was there to catch all the action and bring you the results. |
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Timoshenko vs. Cody in 2011 WSOP $25k Heads-Up Finals Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 87 seconds The finals are set in the 2011 WSOP $25,000 Heads-Up Championship: Yevgeniy Timoshenko is taking on Jake Cody for the first open bracelet of the series and the $851,192 first place prize. CardPlayer TV brings you a preview of the final, including Timoshenko's thoughts on his final match. |
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Battle for the Bracelets -- Jake Cody Wins 2011 WSOP $25k Heads-Up Championship Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 105 seconds Jake Cody has won the 2011 WSOP $25,000 Heads-Up Championship, and in doing so he completed poker's triple crown with major titles at the EPT, WPT and WSOP. Card Player TV caught up with Cody at his bracelet ceremony for this edition of 'Battle for the Bracelets'. |
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Battle for the Bracelets -- Sean Drake Wins 2011 WSOP Event #1 Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 153 seconds Sean Drake won the first event at the 2011 WSOP, the $500 casino employees no-limit hold'em, for $82,292. Card Player TV caught up with him at his bracelet ceremony for this edition of 'Battle for the Bracelets'. |
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Battle for the Bracelets -- Katchalov Wins First Bracelet, Barbaro Wins Event #3 Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 232 seconds Eugene Katchalov crossed his name off the list of best players without a bracelet when he won event #5, a $1,500 seven card stud event. Card Player TV caught up with Katchalov, and event #3 champion Cheech Barbaroa t their bracelet ceremony for this edition of 'Battle for the Bracelets'. |
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2011 WSOP Week One Recap Video Posted by: CardPlayerDotCom
Video duration: 172 seconds Card Player TV brings you a recap of the first week of the 2011 World Series of Poker, with all the big stories including Phil Ivey's pledge to not play the WSOP, Jake Cody's triple crown win, some big names winning their first bracelets, and an in-depth breakdown of how the turnout has been for the first week. |
