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Poker News, February 23, 2012
...McDonald, David “Doc” Sands, Jared Vengrin, Tony Dunst, Steve Gross, Mark Herm, Tom Marchese, Erika Moutinho, Jason Young, Annie Duke, Perry Friedman, Alex Kim, John Tabatabai, Dan Colpoys, Greg Shevach, Andre Akkari, Stephen Chidwick, Matt Vengrin,...
Las Vegas Review Journal, December 23, 2011
...of the good stuff that will help you avoid the crowds and please the readers in your life:Annie Duke is not only one of professional poker's best players, but she's also a talented writer. Her latest book from Huntington Press is "Decide to Play Great...
San Francisco Chronicle, December 15, 2011
...a couple of days in Vegas learning from top pros? The WSOP Academy employs players like Hellmuth and Annie Duke to help students improve their game. Former FBI agent Navarro lectures on tells. Though I haven't attended, I have friends who have; they said...
Zimbio, December 5, 2011
...the family did their best to win, and no one took losing lightly. This built the foundation for Annie Duke’s poker life. Annie Duke moved to Montana in the early 90s with her husband, Ben Duke. Annie began playing poker in the card rooms in Billings,...
Poker News, November 30, 2011
...s book did a great job of doing just that; in fact, I put this on par with Annie Duke and John Vorhaus' Decide to Play Great Poker as being the most influential strategy book I've read in recent years. With Easy Game 3rd Edition, I feel much...
Gambling 911, July 4, 2011
...Champion poker pro Annie Duke reported on her Twitter page Monday that her new book “Decide to Play Great Poker: A Strategy Guide to No-Limit Texas Hold Em” was now ahead of Doyle Brunson...
Gambling 911, May 30, 2011
...this other BS." (Yeah, people being swindled out of their money is just a bunch of BS.) Annie Duke, who was also on the show, now offered her opinion: "Obviously, this is brand new software, and it just wasn't thought about ahead, what if someone wins a...
Huffington Post, March 2, 2012
...storytellers included essayist Jenny Allen, surgeon Kodi Azari, author Jerry Stahl, comedic writer Brian Finkelstein and poker champion Annie Duke. Azari told the miraculous tale of doing the first hand transplant in the country; something he had worked...
Poker News, March 2, 2012
...Annie Duke, Daniel Negreanu, Epic Poker League, Full Tilt Poker, Howard Lederer, Jeffrey Pollack, Televised Poker Failure, according to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, is “a lack of success.” Well, the Epic Poker...
Gambling 911, March 2, 2012
...let them be... Tue, 08/25/2009 - 11:25 — Guest And this is the guy who suggest that Annie Duke "sort of set us (referring to poker players) back in terms of the public view." Fri, 08/21/2009 - 23:05 — Guest nothing wrong with doing imitations or...
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Poker News, March 1, 2012
...ESPN, Full Tilt Poker, WPT, Jason Mercier, Online Poker, PokerStars, Jonathan Duhamel, Global Poker Index, Annie Duke, Chilipoker, Chiligaming, Poker770 Phew. We made it through a day without an indictment, a guilty plea or a bankruptcy filing. However,...
Poker Player, March 1, 2012
...for Chapter 11 will mean the Epic Poker League will go on an indefinite hiatus, and League Commissioner Annie Duke sent a letter to EPL players to explain the situation, claiming ‘it is our full intention to complete Season One of the EPL’. ‘Our...
Casino City Times, March 1, 2012
...in negotiations to be bought by casino operator Pinnacle Entertainment. Pollack started the league with professional poker player Annie Duke as commissioner. The idea was attract professionals who would earn their player cards to compete, similar to...
