Lunkin wins $1.9M, second bracelet at poker series (AP via Yahoo! News)
A 37-year-old Russian poker professional turned a $40,000 buy-in into $1.89 million at the World Series of Poker on Monday, earning his second gold bracelet after topping a field of 201 of the world's toughest players over four days.
Brothers get 11 years for Brick poker game robbery (Asbury Park Press)
Two brothers from Englishtown have both been sentenced to 11 years in prison for robbing 12 people at a high-stakes poker game in Brick in 2002.
Russian Lunkin wins $1.89 million in World Series of Poker event (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Russian Vitaly Lunkin won the largest non-main event World Series of Poker jackpot ever early Monday morning, taking the top prize in the tournament’s special $40,000 buy-in no-limt hold’em event.
Russian pro Lunkin wins $1.9 million, second bracelet at poker series (Yahoo! Canada Sports)
LAS VEGAS - A 37-year-old Russian poker professional turned a US$40,000 buy-in into $1.89 million at the World Series of Poker on Monday, earning his second gold bracelet after topping a field of 201 of the world's toughest players over four days.
Poker Tournament to benefit Cooperstown experience for Saugus all-stars (Saugus Advertiser)
There will be a Texas Hold ‘em Poker Tournament on June 6 at Lynnfield’s Bostonville Grille for the benefit of two 12-year-old all-star teams — Saugus Cyclones (Saugus American Little League) and Saugus Sachems (Saugus National Little League) — who are planning to go to Cooperstown, N.Y., baseball’s official home, to play in tournaments in August. Registration for the tournament is 7 p.m., and ...
Elks poker run benefits disabled children (Siskiyou Daily News)
Yreka Elks Lodge 1980 will hold a charity motorcycle poker run on Saturday, July 25 to raise funds for the purple pig, a charity program that helps disabled children.
FAQ on video poker proposal (Daily Herald)
Here is a look at what the new "video poker" law would mean for your restaurants, bars and local clubs:
Local debates needed on video poker (Daily Herald)
Are video poker machines the "crack cocaine" of gambling? Or will legalizing them help to regulate them and to gain needed money for state construction projects?
Russian wins $1.9 million, second bracelet at poker series (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
LAS VEGAS - A 37-year-old Russian poker professional has turned a $40,000 buy-in into $1.89 million and his second gold bracelet at the World Series of Poker.
Paying More for Poker (ABC 2 Baltimore)
Baltimore City is considering charging more for bar owners to have video poker machines.
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