Newsletter number 21 - September 2009

Stone cold bluffing ...

September 2009

world series of pokerAfter 12 days of intense play at the World Series of Poker between some of the most profound poker players of our time, an immense WSOP field of 6,494 has finally been whittled down to the final 9 participants, the historic “November Nine”. These elite finishers in the 2009 World Series of Poker Main Event will reconvene on November 7, 2009, to play out the final table.

It was long road for all of the final tablists, some more so than others, but certainly none had an easy ride of it. From the chip leader Darvin Moon to the short stack James Akenhead, it will be most interesting to see who walks away with the $8.5 million WSOP Championship.

Players battle for their share of over $27 million. First they will play down until 2 remain. The final 2 will finish play on November 10th and then the event will be broadcast by ESPN on  November 11th.

Here is the WSOP 2009 Final Table November Nine, in order of current chip leads …

Darvin Moon – 58,930,000
Eric Buchman – 34,800,000
Steven Begleiter – 29,885,000
Jeff Shulman – 19,580,000
Joseph Cada – 13,215,000
Kevin Schaffel – 12,390,000
Phil Ivey – 9,765,000
Antoine Saout – 9,500,000
James Akenhead – 6,800,000

DEFINITION of Cold-calling

"Cold-calling" is calling two or more bets when you have not yet invested any money (Calling a raise from the blind or calling on bet back to you after you have limped in is not cold-calling)

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Media release


BLUFF AUSTRALASIA ANNOUNCES MERGER WITH POKERNEWS


Bluff Australasia Pty Ltd is delighted to announce the merger between Bluff Australasia magazine and PokerNews (Australia, Asia & Pacific) magazine, effective immediately.

The magazine will continue under the PokerNews (Australia, Asia & Pacific) banner. Bluff Australasia magazine will no longer be published.

The merged entity will also be responsible for the management and operation of PokerNetwork (www.pokernetwork.com), Australia’s leading poker website.

  • Stephen Doig will become general manager of PokerNews (Australia, Asia & Pacific) magazine;
  • Sean Callander will take on the role of publisher for PokerNews (Australia, Asia & Pacific) magazine and PokerNetwork
  • Kirsty Mullins remains in the role of PokerNews (Australia, Asia & Pacific) editor
  • Heath Chick remains in the role of PokerNetwork editor

Callander said the merging of Bluff Australasia and PokerNews (Australia, Asia & Pacific) brings together the region’s two dominant poker media brands.

“Firstly, we’d like to thank the advertisers, subscribers, readers and contributors who’ve supported Bluff over the past three years,” Callander said.

“The final edition of Bluff merely marks the ‘end of the beginning’ for poker media in this country. Combining the resources of Bluff and PokerNews/PokerNetwork will allow us to build these media properties while developing a new range of features.

“We’re excited by the opportunities to build on the foundations established by both brands and establishing PokerNetwork as the preeminent poker media organisation in this region.”

PokerNews (Australia, Asia & Pacific) magazine will continue to be published bi-monthly, with plans for monthly and Asian-language editions from early-2010.

For further media information, please contact: Sean Callander; PokerNews Publisher; M: 0408 457 408

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