How come when i register for the tournament tonight on carbon it shutsdown
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xxAAKKxx wrote:
How come when i register for the tournament tonight on carbon it shutsdown
Hmmmm what sort of message do you get ? Does the whole carbon poker client shut down completely ?
If it does this is probably an isolated carbon poker issue.
Please try again and let us know ?
If it does this is probably an isolated carbon poker issue.
Please try again and let us know ?
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Professional poker player Antonio Esfandiari on Tuesday became the biggest winner in poker tournament history, beating some of the most prominent pros in the game and at least two billionaires to take a first-place prize of more than $18 million.
After three days of play, Mr. Esfandiari, 33, finished with all the chips in The Big One for One Drop, a charity event of the World Series of Poker. Sam Trickett, a professional poker player from the U.K., won $10.1 million for second place.
Mr. Esfandiari, nicknamed "The Magician," for once working as a professional magician, is originally from Tehran but was raised in San Jose, Calif. He has been prominent on the poker circuit since he won a $1.4 million first-place prize in a World Poker Tour event in 2004.
With winnings of $17.3 million—which exclude the $1 million buy-in—Mr. Esfandiari took home the biggest prize known in a poker tournament. The previous record for a poker tournament first-place prize was $12 million in the 2006 World Series of Poker main event, according to One Drop organizers. On Tuesday, dressed in a green hoodie, he led the final group of eight players going into the last day of the tournament.
Read More: Poker Pro Wins $17 Million in Tournament - WSJ-com
After three days of play, Mr. Esfandiari, 33, finished with all the chips in The Big One for One Drop, a charity event of the World Series of Poker. Sam Trickett, a professional poker player from the U.K., won $10.1 million for second place.
Mr. Esfandiari, nicknamed "The Magician," for once working as a professional magician, is originally from Tehran but was raised in San Jose, Calif. He has been prominent on the poker circuit since he won a $1.4 million first-place prize in a World Poker Tour event in 2004.
With winnings of $17.3 million—which exclude the $1 million buy-in—Mr. Esfandiari took home the biggest prize known in a poker tournament. The previous record for a poker tournament first-place prize was $12 million in the 2006 World Series of Poker main event, according to One Drop organizers. On Tuesday, dressed in a green hoodie, he led the final group of eight players going into the last day of the tournament.
Read More: Poker Pro Wins $17 Million in Tournament - WSJ-com
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Manne wrote:
Professional poker player Antonio Esfandiari on Tuesday became the biggest winner in poker tournament history, beating some of the most prominent pros in the game and at least two billionaires to take a first-place prize of more than $18 million.
After three days of play, Mr. Esfandiari, 33, finished with all the chips in The Big One for One Drop, a charity event of the World Series of Poker. Sam Trickett, a professional poker player from the U.K., won $10.1 million for second place.
Mr. Esfandiari, nicknamed "The Magician," for once working as a professional magician, is originally from Tehran but was raised in San Jose, Calif. He has been prominent on the poker circuit since he won a $1.4 million first-place prize in a World Poker Tour event in 2004.
With winnings of $17.3 million—which exclude the $1 million buy-in—Mr. Esfandiari took home the biggest prize known in a poker tournament. The previous record for a poker tournament first-place prize was $12 million in the 2006 World Series of Poker main event, according to One Drop organizers. On Tuesday, dressed in a green hoodie, he led the final group of eight players going into the last day of the tournament.
Read More: Poker Pro Wins $17 Million in Tournament - WSJ-com
Wow, I wish I could be a winner too. Thank you for this share.
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Even sportsbooks having poker tournaments. Its easy to win because a lot of people don't know that. Try it out and make some cash. 5Dimes and Sportsbetting Are some of this sites.
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Manne wrote:
Even sportsbooks having poker tournaments. Its easy to win because a lot of people don't know that. Try it out and make some cash. 5Dimes and Sportsbetting Are some of this sites.
5 dimes has a decent poker room
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zjohnzzz wrote:
5 dimes has a decent poker room
5 dimes has a decent poker room
5Dimes Thanks to let oss now
5Dimes Thanks to let oss now
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Manne wrote:
5 dimes has a decent poker room
5Dimes Thanks to let oss now
Wath about Betonline Poker ??
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Manne wrote:
Wath about Betonline Poker ??
Betonline Poker has a decent poker room. And some nice poker tournaments!
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mike1 wrote:
Betonline Poker has a decent poker room. And some nice poker tournaments!
I heard that Bet Online offers an exceptional online poker experience. It gives us special offers with cash prizes, seats to the best live events and much more.
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