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New Restrictions On Chinese Players At PokerStars.com

22/11/2010
PokerStars has just announced it would be placing new restrictions to limit the Chinese players' access to the website. PokerStars.com has taken these drastic measures to prevent collusion between players in China. According to the new rule, Chinese players will no longer be allowed to play in ...

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Germany Authorities Ban Controversial PokerStars Advertisement

18/11/2010
A German advert for PokerStars.net has been banned soon after being released because of its “violent and upsetting content”. German authorities decided the ad was too violent for broadcasting in the country and they banned it. Poker fans from all across the world were shocked to see poker playe ...

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Young-Shin Im – First Female Champion in APPT History

17/11/2010
The Asian Pacific Poker Tour, sponsored by PokerStars, is the first major poker tour in the Asian region. Young-Shin Im won her seat in the tournament by qualifying in a $22 3x Turbo satellite on PokerStars and she became the first female poker player to win an APPT event. Young-Shin Im outlast ...

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Peter Eastgate Sells His WSOP Bracelet By Auctions

17/11/2010
The winner of the 2008 World Series of Poker Main Event, Peter Eastgate has decided to sell his WSOP bracelet on eBay in the benefit of the United States Fund for UNICEF. In 2008, Eastgate outlasted a total field of 6,844 players and became the youngest players to ever win the WSOP Main Event, ...

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Jonathan Duhamel Taxed At Over 45% Of His WSOP Money Prize

16/11/2010
The newest poker champion, Jonathan Duhamel, who won the World Series Of Poker 2010, will share his $9 million money prize with the state. The world champion of poker will be forced to give up nearly half of his prize for the US Treasury and for the federal and provincial governments as well. L ...