Phil Ivey News
- TEE TALK: Top young golfers coming to Plymouth CC Sunday, July 17, 2011 @ 7:54AMThe American Junior Golf Association will be in Plymouth this week when the Plymouth Country Club hosts 96 players from 17 states, Canada, Macau, Mexico and South Korea for the Deutsche Bank Partners for Charity Junior Golf Shootout, which runs from Monday to Thursday. The top junior golfers will compete in this 54-stroke play event.
- State of Play: Part 1 Tuesday, July 12, 2011 @ 7:52AMThe Federal Government is sitting on its hands as unscrupulous offshore gaming websites target Australian gamblers, industry experts say.
- TEE TALK: League play makes golf fun Tuesday, July 12, 2011 @ 7:27AMIt could not get any better here in Plymouth after the great weather we had over the July 4 weekend. I know that many of you got out for a great round of golf. The golf leagues are starting to fill out and the numbers are well over J.D. Drew’s batting average.
- Fairway Notebook: Her Second Ace, His Seventh Monday, July 4, 2011 @ 9:21AMHole-In-One: Marcia Paff, a member of Whispering Pines, scored her ace while playing at National Golf Club in an Interclub II tournament.
- Jefferson, Franklin — and the Marlins’ McKeon Saturday, July 2, 2011 @ 10:04PMHappy Fourth of July weekend, everybody! Most know this uniquely American holiday celebrates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Many also know that 56 men would sign that declaration. Far less known is that one delegate declined to sign, as the majority had failed to convince a young, skeptical Jack McKeon .
- WSOP: Will the WSOP Main Event Miss Phil Ivey Saturday, July 2, 2011 @ 2:12PMPhil Ivey might be the best poker player in the world. With eight bracelets, he is tied with Erik Seidel for the fourth most in history. Yet, when the biggest tournament in the world, the World Series of Poker Main Event gets underway, Ivey will not be a part of it. Actually, Ivey has not participated in any of the WSOP events, neither have Chris Ferguson and Howard Lederer. Ivey is boycotting ...
- Full Tilt Poker: Former Players of Shut Down Poker Site May Have Refunds Coming Thursday, June 30, 2011 @ 8:35PMIt has been over two months since the government cracked down on a handful of notable online poker sites, yet many former players are still waiting for their money to be repaid. One of the sites was Full Tilt Poker , which is said to owe its players as much as $150 million. To date, the site itself still bears a message that says people behind the scenes are "working to resolve the distribution ...
- Full Tilt Poker to be sold to European investors Thursday, June 30, 2011 @ 6:52PMDeal could allow U.S. players to recover as much as $150 million from the online poker company, which was shut down by U.S. prosecutors in April, A leading online poker company shut down by federal prosecutors is set to be bought by a group of European investors in a deal that could allow U.S. players to recover as much as $150 million.
- Full Tilt Poker: Will Shutdown End Future of Online Gaming; Has Phil Ivey Won? Thursday, June 30, 2011 @ 2:04PMHow Will Scandal Affect Online Gaming and the Sport of Poker ? The future of online gaming is hanging in the balance right now, but with the latest news it seems like it is starting to tilt a little bit more toward the negative side of things. At one point there was seemingly no reason that online gaming could stop growing. It was just too convenient. The very same games, the very same gambling ...
- Launch of DC online gambling may be delayed Thursday, June 30, 2011 @ 7:15AMshare: digg facebook twitter Council member Michael A. Brown slipped the online gambling measure into a supplemental budget bill that was approved in December, and it became law in April when Congress declined to intervene. [...] council members are taking a closer look at the plans as the D.C. Lottery prepares to offer online poker, blackjack, virtual slot machines and other games by Sept. 8 ...
