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Saturday, 24 December 2011

Aspers Casino Chirstmas Poker Tournaments

Aspers Casino in Westfield offers some high quality poker tournaments in their new based casino in London. So if you are a true poker fan you will probably be interested in real poker tournaments, especially if you don’t have any specific plans right after the Christmas.

Here is a list of regular Tournaments that run in December, including run day, buy in, name of tournament, starting stack, and time for beginning of the tournament:


Aspers Westfield Poker Tournaments
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Monday£45NLH Freezout7,000 Chips7.30 pm
Tuesday£20NLH +1R4,000 Chips7.30 pm
Wednesday£30NLH Freezout6,000 Chips7.30 pm
Thursday£45NLH Double Chance4,000 Chips7.30 pm
Friday£75NLH Freezout + £25 Bounty8,000 Chips7.30 pm
Saturday£100NLH Re-Buy Turbo20,000 Chips7.30 pm
Sunday£100NLH Freezout12,000 Chips5.00 pm

It is also important to mention that 24th of December is a cash games only day. So no Tournaments will take place today. The Boxing Day, which is Monday 26th of December, will be scheduled to run additional tournament instead of regular one, which is £75+£5 NLH Freezeout starts at 5.00 pm.

Aspers Casino Westfield also invites you to play the first tournament on New Year’s eve, which will run 30 minutes past midnight on Sunday 1st of January 2012

You can also find Aspers Casino London review at gamble.co.uk

Wednesday, 19 October 2011

Six UK poker players still remain in WSOPE. Chris Moorman took the lead.

Eric Sidel (21st) and Tony G (24th) eliminated, earning - €37,000 each. 20 players remaining in the battle for final table seat at WSOPE Main Event. Max Silver dropped down to position 6, with 1,300,000 Chips.  And Chris Moorman took the lead with 1,769,000 chips. 4 other UK poker players remain in the top 20, among them – Andy Moseley (12th with 720,000 chips), Jake Cody (15th with 435,000 chips), John Duthie (16th with 410,000 chips) and John Eames on position 20th with 210,000 chips.
The blinds are currently at 6k/12k with 2k Anty.

UK Poker players - Max Silver and Chris Moorman take the lead in WSOPEMain Event.

World Series Of Poker Europe Main even keeps on going with only 25 players left from 583 total Entrants for the battle of €5,692,800. And it seems that everything is going perfectly well for UK Poker players – Max Silver who has the chip lead with 1.78 million chips. Chris Moorman claims second position with 1.76 million chips. The average stack size is 711,600. Philippe Ktorza has the smallest stack - 133,000

Since the money bubble was broken all of the current players will cash out a prize amount from €37,000.00 to €1,400,000 in the range of 1st-24th place. The buy in for this tournament was €10,400. So the first player who will be knocked out next will earn 3x times more than he invested.

Among the remaining 25 players are some high stakes super stars and online pros like Tony G (226,000), Patrik Antonius (696,000), and a recent Player of the year - Erik Seidel (242,000).

Monday, 3 October 2011

Full Tilt Poker Licence Revoked by Alderney Gambling Control Commission(AGCC)

Friday saw the news that the Alderney Gambling Control Commission (AGCC) had fully revoked the licence of Full Tilt Poker bringing to an end the speculation about the company's future following the closure of their US business back in June 2011.

There is still a slim hope that Full Tilt's licence could be renewed if new owners can be found for the company but this isn't likely to set aside the fears of the many players who have seen their funds frozen.

US Prosecutors are still continuing with action against the Poker giant after describing Full Tilt as a "global Ponzi scheme" intended to line the pockets of it's board members with it's players account funds.

The one hope on the horizon for Full Tilt players who have had their accounts frozen after the revocation of Full Tilt's licence is a potential deal on the table by French investors Groupe Bernard Tapie who have offered to repay the $300 million the company owes it's players should a deal go through.