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November
10th 2008
Full Tilt Texas Hold’em Website and World Poker Tour Enterprises Announce Sponsorship Deal

Posted under poker celebrities & professional poker & texas holdem

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The two most popular poker companies out there are merging in a TV deal shortly in what is likely to be an extremely successful gamble. The extremely well-liked online poker room Full Tilt Poker has recently stated that they will be joining with World Poker Tour Enterprises for the following World Poker Tour Enterprises season. Full Tilt Poker will be the main supporter of the World World Poker Tour’s TV season, and the Texas Hold’em website is going to be featured in every single one of the installments which are aired on Fox Sports Net channel. FullTiltPoker.net will obtain all the control of the learning segments of the installments.

Particulars of this union have not been made known so far, but the accord will definitely be a sensation. This union will unite two particularly formidable Texas Hold’em poker brands. W.P.T.E. which is a famous force on TV due to Fox Sports Net and FullTiltPoker.com which has a massive online following, and a Texas Hold’em lineup containing players who have amassed a total of 10 World Poker Tour Enterprises titles and thirty-five World Series of Poker bracelets. Fulltiltpoker also backs many other Texas Hold’em poker stars and now the Texas Hold’em webpage has started offering Texas Hold’em poker teaching also.

This partnership is certain to gain a new following and is certain to meet with the fresh notoriety which Texas Hold’em poker is breeding. This partnership signifies W.P.T.E.’s forfeit of the online poker room market as W.P.T. will soon end their Texas Hold’em page WPT online. Their subscription webpage ClubWPT.com will probably stay open.

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September
1st 2008
Celebrities Want To Legalize Online Poker

Posted under poker & poker celebrities & poker charity & poker laws

Shortly after the opening of last week’s charity poker tournament to aid the Paralyzed Veterans of America, Ben Affleck goes all-in with a flop of Ace-Nine-King and two diamonds. He squirms when two of his challengers call the bet. He yells “Re-buy”, but the turn is a seven of hearts. Affleck is upset when a jack of diamonds is dealt on the river. He took the hand seriously even though there was no real cash at stake. This is just the kind of thing that Affleck and several other poker enthusiasts are pushing for.

Over $100,000 was raised for the paralyzed victims, but this was not the only function of the celebrity poker tournament held in Coors Field. Members of the Poker Players Alliance are working very hard to legalize internet poker in the United States. As part of their agenda, they are pushing to repeal the 2006 legislation Congress passed which prohibits U.S. Banks and credit card companies from processing transactions related to online gaming websites.

John Pappas, executive director of the Poker Players Alliance, is optimistic about the direction that the new congress will lead this decision. Pappas says that the alliance is pushing for a licensed industry, just for internet poker, and not for all internet gaming. Pappas is interested in having a safe, regulated industry that all Americans can enjoy. The group is fighting for the rights of people and the privacy they deserve in their own home.

“There are misconceptions about poker and about internet poker,” poker pro Andy Bloch said in between hands during the charity poker event. “Some people think that internet poker is gambling like a slot machine, and it’s not.”

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