The New Yorker turns 100: Here’s how it started with a poker game
To start The New Yorker, Ross’ poker partner Fleischmann was willing to stake him US$25,000—roughly $450,000 in today’s ...
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Joey Weissman Extracts Revenge On Michael Moncek With PokerGO Cup Victory
Weissman was awarded $295,000 as the champion of event no. 2, a $10,000 buy-in no-limit hold’em event with 118 entries. With the $123,900 he earned a day earlier in the $5,000 kickoff event with a ...
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World of Hyatt Card Review: Lavish Benefits, Reasonable Cost
The rewards and perks on this card, including an automatic free night each year and bonus rewards on everyday spending, can easily cover the annual fee. Many or all of the products on this page ...
The eight vintage sports cards that are toughest to find centered
Again this is not a complete list. There are MANY 1957 Topps baseball cards, especially the Sandy Koufax (third year) and ...
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Anthony Scarborough Wins Mid-States Poker Tour Venetian Poker Bowl
The Venetian Poker Room unveiled the state-of-the-art Venetian Poker Live studio on Monday, Feb. 10 on the Las Vegas Strip.
Super Bowl LIX collectibles recap: Jalen Hurts card values, Tom Brady’s watch and more
The Philadelphia Eagles’ dominating win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday was filled with captivating sub-plots and narratives that have already begun to impact the sports ...
The New Yorker turns 100 − how a poker game pipe dream became a publishing powerhouse
The magazine, founder Harold Ross famously declared, would not be ‘edited for the old lady in Dubuque.’ A century later, it ...