Seven-time snooker World Champion, Stephen Hendry, is set to compete in the £990 buy-in Main Event at the PokerStars Festival London.
Snooker’s ‘Nugget’, Steve Davis, was the first real bonafide superstar to follow me on Twitter. I’m not talking about the social media machines that operate behind the likes of Dave Asprey or Phil Ivey. I am speaking about ‘Sir Snooker’ pressing ‘Follow’ with one of the fingers that used to slide down that cue.
So what did I do?
I got a little carried away.
Seven-time snooker World Champion, Stephen Hendry, is set to compete in the £990 buy-in Main Event at the PokerStars Festival London.
Snooker’s ‘Nugget’, Steve Davis, was the first real bonafide superstar to follow me on Twitter. I’m not talking about the social media machines that operate behind the likes of Dave Asprey or Phil Ivey. I am speaking about ‘Sir Snooker’ pressing ‘Follow’ with one of the fingers that used to slide down that cue.
So what did I do?
I got a little carried away.
Seven-time snooker World Champion, Stephen Hendry, is set to compete in the £990 buy-in Main Event at the PokerStars Festival London.
Snooker’s ‘Nugget’, Steve Davis, was the first real bonafide superstar to follow me on Twitter. I’m not talking about the social media machines that operate behind the likes of Dave Asprey or Phil Ivey. I am speaking about ‘Sir Snooker’ pressing ‘Follow’ with one of the fingers that used to slide down that cue.
So what did I do?
I got a little carried away.
Stockholm, January 19th, 2017 – Mobile-friendly HTML5 games from leading Swedish slots supplier Quickspin are now available in Denmark for the first time after going live on Vera&John.dk.
The roll-out strengthens the long-standing partnership between the supplier and the operator, with Quickspin games already available on Vera&John’s websites around the world.
Players in the regulated Danish market now have access to the full suite of Quickspin’s blockbuster titles, including the commercially successful Big Bad Wolf, The Wild Chase, and Crystal Queen.
Quickspin CEO Daniel Lindberg said the move was a major milestone for the firm as it looks to expand its reach across Europe. He added: “We are thrilled to be entering the Danish market with our long-standing partner Vera&John.
Stockholm, January 19th, 2017 – Mobile-friendly HTML5 games from leading Swedish slots supplier Quickspin are now available in Denmark for the first time after going live on Vera&John.dk.
The roll-out strengthens the long-standing partnership between the supplier and the operator, with Quickspin games already available on Vera&John’s websites around the world.
Players in the regulated Danish market now have access to the full suite of Quickspin’s blockbuster titles, including the commercially successful Big Bad Wolf, The Wild Chase, and Crystal Queen.
Quickspin CEO Daniel Lindberg said the move was a major milestone for the firm as it looks to expand its reach across Europe. He added: “We are thrilled to be entering the Danish market with our long-standing partner Vera&John.
Stockholm, January 19th, 2017 – Mobile-friendly HTML5 games from leading Swedish slots supplier Quickspin are now available in Denmark for the first time after going live on Vera&John.dk.
The roll-out strengthens the long-standing partnership between the supplier and the operator, with Quickspin games already available on Vera&John’s websites around the world.
Players in the regulated Danish market now have access to the full suite of Quickspin’s blockbuster titles, including the commercially successful Big Bad Wolf, The Wild Chase, and Crystal Queen.
Quickspin CEO Daniel Lindberg said the move was a major milestone for the firm as it looks to expand its reach across Europe. He added: “We are thrilled to be entering the Danish market with our long-standing partner Vera&John.
Stockholm, January 19th, 2017 – Mobile-friendly HTML5 games from leading Swedish slots supplier Quickspin are now available in Denmark for the first time after going live on Vera&John.dk.
The roll-out strengthens the long-standing partnership between the supplier and the operator, with Quickspin games already available on Vera&John’s websites around the world.
Players in the regulated Danish market now have access to the full suite of Quickspin’s blockbuster titles, including the commercially successful Big Bad Wolf, The Wild Chase, and Crystal Queen.
Quickspin CEO Daniel Lindberg said the move was a major milestone for the firm as it looks to expand its reach across Europe. He added: “We are thrilled to be entering the Danish market with our long-standing partner Vera&John.
Stockholm, January 19th, 2017 – Mobile-friendly HTML5 games from leading Swedish slots supplier Quickspin are now available in Denmark for the first time after going live on Vera&John.dk.
The roll-out strengthens the long-standing partnership between the supplier and the operator, with Quickspin games already available on Vera&John’s websites around the world.
Players in the regulated Danish market now have access to the full suite of Quickspin’s blockbuster titles, including the commercially successful Big Bad Wolf, The Wild Chase, and Crystal Queen.
Quickspin CEO Daniel Lindberg said the move was a major milestone for the firm as it looks to expand its reach across Europe. He added: “We are thrilled to be entering the Danish market with our long-standing partner Vera&John.
Stockholm, January 19th, 2017 – Mobile-friendly HTML5 games from leading Swedish slots supplier Quickspin are now available in Denmark for the first time after going live on Vera&John.dk.
The roll-out strengthens the long-standing partnership between the supplier and the operator, with Quickspin games already available on Vera&John’s websites around the world.
Players in the regulated Danish market now have access to the full suite of Quickspin’s blockbuster titles, including the commercially successful Big Bad Wolf, The Wild Chase, and Crystal Queen.
Quickspin CEO Daniel Lindberg said the move was a major milestone for the firm as it looks to expand its reach across Europe. He added: “We are thrilled to be entering the Danish market with our long-standing partner Vera&John.
Stockholm, January 19th, 2017 – Mobile-friendly HTML5 games from leading Swedish slots supplier Quickspin are now available in Denmark for the first time after going live on Vera&John.dk.
The roll-out strengthens the long-standing partnership between the supplier and the operator, with Quickspin games already available on Vera&John’s websites around the world.
Players in the regulated Danish market now have access to the full suite of Quickspin’s blockbuster titles, including the commercially successful Big Bad Wolf, The Wild Chase, and Crystal Queen.
Quickspin CEO Daniel Lindberg said the move was a major milestone for the firm as it looks to expand its reach across Europe. He added: “We are thrilled to be entering the Danish market with our long-standing partner Vera&John.
ONCHAN, Isle of Man – January 19, 2017 – Poker is set to flood the streets of London as the PokerStars Festival London comes to the city this month from January 22-29, with eight days of blockbuster action primed, sponsored by PokerStars, an Amaya Inc. (Nasdaq: AYA; TSX: AYA) brand. What’s more, hoping to switch from the snooker table to poker table, seven-time World Champion Stephen Hendry is looking to transfer his skills across felts and will be among hundreds of hopefuls keen to make their mark at the Festival’s various poker tournaments.
“I’m really looking forward to being a part of the PokerStars Festival London,” said snooker legend Hendry. “The anticipation is much like that of a snooker tournament really – the adrenaline, the eagerness to size up your opponent, and the desire to be on your best game. The strategic thought, patience and focus needed isn’t dissimilar to what I’m used to. Although, at least with poker you can practice online. I can’t wait to get out there and give it my best in the Main Event; it’s going to be a lot of fun.”
The PokerStars Festival London will take up residence in The Hippodrome Casino London located in the heart of the West End. The event marks the first 2017 stop for the transatlantic PokerStars Festival having previously set up shop in New Jersey last year. The tour will continue across Europe as it heads to Rozvadov in the Czech Republic this March, with more stops yet to be announced.
THE ULTIMATE GAMING EXPERIENCE
ONCHAN, Isle of Man – January 19, 2017 – Poker is set to flood the streets of London as the PokerStars Festival London comes to the city this month from January 22-29, with eight days of blockbuster action primed, sponsored by PokerStars, an Amaya Inc. (Nasdaq: AYA; TSX: AYA) brand. What’s more, hoping to switch from the snooker table to poker table, seven-time World Champion Stephen Hendry is looking to transfer his skills across felts and will be among hundreds of hopefuls keen to make their mark at the Festival’s various poker tournaments.
“I’m really looking forward to being a part of the PokerStars Festival London,” said snooker legend Hendry. “The anticipation is much like that of a snooker tournament really – the adrenaline, the eagerness to size up your opponent, and the desire to be on your best game. The strategic thought, patience and focus needed isn’t dissimilar to what I’m used to. Although, at least with poker you can practice online. I can’t wait to get out there and give it my best in the Main Event; it’s going to be a lot of fun.”
The PokerStars Festival London will take up residence in The Hippodrome Casino London located in the heart of the West End. The event marks the first 2017 stop for the transatlantic PokerStars Festival having previously set up shop in New Jersey last year. The tour will continue across Europe as it heads to Rozvadov in the Czech Republic this March, with more stops yet to be announced.
THE ULTIMATE GAMING EXPERIENCE
Three poker court cases to get you up to speed on including Phil Ivey‘s plans to take his Borgata argument to the Third Circuit; the Poker Players Championship legal intensifies, and Christian Lusardi is still behind bars.
I’m no Saul Goodman, but reading between the lines of an article that appeared in northjersey.com, Phil Ivey’s legal beagles are not surrendering his $10m to The Borgata without a fight.
Ivey’s legal representatives are pushing for District Judge Noel L. Hillman to enter his summary judgment of the case as ‘Final Judgment’. If those two words are stencilled in, then it allows the argument to be sent to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Ivey (The Joker) and Cheng Yin Sun (Harley Quinn) lost Round 1 vs. The Borgata after Judge Hillman formed the opinion that using ‘Edge Sorting’ techniques to gain an advantage against the house broke an invisible contract between the two parties.
Three poker court cases to get you up to speed on including Phil Ivey‘s plans to take his Borgata argument to the Third Circuit; the Poker Players Championship legal intensifies, and Christian Lusardi is still behind bars.
I’m no Saul Goodman, but reading between the lines of an article that appeared in northjersey.com, Phil Ivey’s legal beagles are not surrendering his $10m to The Borgata without a fight.
Ivey’s legal representatives are pushing for District Judge Noel L. Hillman to enter his summary judgment of the case as ‘Final Judgment’. If those two words are stencilled in, then it allows the argument to be sent to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Ivey (The Joker) and Cheng Yin Sun (Harley Quinn) lost Round 1 vs. The Borgata after Judge Hillman formed the opinion that using ‘Edge Sorting’ techniques to gain an advantage against the house broke an invisible contract between the two parties.
Three poker court cases to get you up to speed on including Phil Ivey‘s plans to take his Borgata argument to the Third Circuit; the Poker Players Championship legal intensifies, and Christian Lusardi is still behind bars.
I’m no Saul Goodman, but reading between the lines of an article that appeared in northjersey.com, Phil Ivey’s legal beagles are not surrendering his $10m to The Borgata without a fight.
Ivey’s legal representatives are pushing for District Judge Noel L. Hillman to enter his summary judgment of the case as ‘Final Judgment’. If those two words are stencilled in, then it allows the argument to be sent to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Ivey (The Joker) and Cheng Yin Sun (Harley Quinn) lost Round 1 vs. The Borgata after Judge Hillman formed the opinion that using ‘Edge Sorting’ techniques to gain an advantage against the house broke an invisible contract between the two parties.
Three poker court cases to get you up to speed on including Phil Ivey‘s plans to take his Borgata argument to the Third Circuit; the Poker Players Championship legal intensifies, and Christian Lusardi is still behind bars.
I’m no Saul Goodman, but reading between the lines of an article that appeared in northjersey.com, Phil Ivey’s legal beagles are not surrendering his $10m to The Borgata without a fight.
Ivey’s legal representatives are pushing for District Judge Noel L. Hillman to enter his summary judgment of the case as ‘Final Judgment’. If those two words are stencilled in, then it allows the argument to be sent to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Ivey (The Joker) and Cheng Yin Sun (Harley Quinn) lost Round 1 vs. The Borgata after Judge Hillman formed the opinion that using ‘Edge Sorting’ techniques to gain an advantage against the house broke an invisible contract between the two parties.
Three poker court cases to get you up to speed on including Phil Ivey‘s plans to take his Borgata argument to the Third Circuit; the Poker Players Championship legal intensifies, and Christian Lusardi is still behind bars.
I’m no Saul Goodman, but reading between the lines of an article that appeared in northjersey.com, Phil Ivey’s legal beagles are not surrendering his $10m to The Borgata without a fight.
Ivey’s legal representatives are pushing for District Judge Noel L. Hillman to enter his summary judgment of the case as ‘Final Judgment’. If those two words are stencilled in, then it allows the argument to be sent to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Ivey (The Joker) and Cheng Yin Sun (Harley Quinn) lost Round 1 vs. The Borgata after Judge Hillman formed the opinion that using ‘Edge Sorting’ techniques to gain an advantage against the house broke an invisible contract between the two parties.
Three poker court cases to get you up to speed on including Phil Ivey‘s plans to take his Borgata argument to the Third Circuit; the Poker Players Championship legal intensifies, and Christian Lusardi is still behind bars.
I’m no Saul Goodman, but reading between the lines of an article that appeared in northjersey.com, Phil Ivey’s legal beagles are not surrendering his $10m to The Borgata without a fight.
Ivey’s legal representatives are pushing for District Judge Noel L. Hillman to enter his summary judgment of the case as ‘Final Judgment’. If those two words are stencilled in, then it allows the argument to be sent to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Ivey (The Joker) and Cheng Yin Sun (Harley Quinn) lost Round 1 vs. The Borgata after Judge Hillman formed the opinion that using ‘Edge Sorting’ techniques to gain an advantage against the house broke an invisible contract between the two parties.
Three poker court cases to get you up to speed on including Phil Ivey‘s plans to take his Borgata argument to the Third Circuit; the Poker Players Championship legal intensifies, and Christian Lusardi is still behind bars.
I’m no Saul Goodman, but reading between the lines of an article that appeared in northjersey.com, Phil Ivey’s legal beagles are not surrendering his $10m to The Borgata without a fight.
Ivey’s legal representatives are pushing for District Judge Noel L. Hillman to enter his summary judgment of the case as ‘Final Judgment’. If those two words are stencilled in, then it allows the argument to be sent to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Ivey (The Joker) and Cheng Yin Sun (Harley Quinn) lost Round 1 vs. The Borgata after Judge Hillman formed the opinion that using ‘Edge Sorting’ techniques to gain an advantage against the house broke an invisible contract between the two parties.
Three poker court cases to get you up to speed on including Phil Ivey‘s plans to take his Borgata argument to the Third Circuit; the Poker Players Championship legal intensifies, and Christian Lusardi is still behind bars.
I’m no Saul Goodman, but reading between the lines of an article that appeared in northjersey.com, Phil Ivey’s legal beagles are not surrendering his $10m to The Borgata without a fight.
Ivey’s legal representatives are pushing for District Judge Noel L. Hillman to enter his summary judgment of the case as ‘Final Judgment’. If those two words are stencilled in, then it allows the argument to be sent to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Ivey (The Joker) and Cheng Yin Sun (Harley Quinn) lost Round 1 vs. The Borgata after Judge Hillman formed the opinion that using ‘Edge Sorting’ techniques to gain an advantage against the house broke an invisible contract between the two parties.