The new operators of a notorious Red Hook bar want to transform the former noisy bar into a “burlesque comedy club,” but neighbors suspect it will morph into yet another rowdy joint that will keep them up at all hours.Paris Burlesque Club — which has not yet opened at 18…
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The 55-year-old had planned to take part in a poker tournament Wednesday night at Pensacola Greyhound Track in southwestern Escambia County.
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The North Platte Telegraph North Platte poker players will join other players from around the state to compete for a seat at the table at the state tournament in April.
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Congress sent a message Wednesday to D.C. officials who this week approved plans for the city lottery to offer online poker: Not so fast.
The D.C. Council on Tuesday, with little discussion and no public notice, voted 11-2 in favor of a budget amendment that would legalize online poker and …
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Harry Reid is reportedly taking a gamble that would change up the online poker industry.
Two Kansas Lottery players — one from Hiawatha — have turned non-winning instant scratch tickets into potentially lucrative seats at the 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event in Las Vegas.
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Sporting flip-flops, plaid shorts and a sweatshirt at the final table Monday night, Jonathan Duhamel looked more like someone who just rolled …
The 29-year-old Minnesotan won more than .35 million for his efforts, though he came up short of his .9 million goal.
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As Michael Sarno’s stature improved in the Chicago mob, so did his nickname. When he was 17 and little more than a gofer for aging mobsters, he was “The Fat Kid.” On Monday, he begins trial as the main defendant in federal court in
Chicago on racketeering charges with a different nickname and different
job responsibilities.
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