Poker

Welcome to the PokerWiki. This wiki contains information about poker and poker players in Northern Colorado.

Friday Night Poker Club

FridayNightPokerClub - A social poker group in Northern Colorado

Free Poker

Several outfits play free bar poker in Fort Collins:

Denver Poker Tour hosts events in the Fort Collins/Loveland/Greeley area Sunday-Thursday nights. According to the website registration begins at 6, but to guarantee yourself a seat right away you can usually call and put your name on the list earlier in the day. All events begin at 7, except for some special tournaments.

Regular events schedule (all located in Fort Collins):

Sunday -

• Jacksons 970-229-0017

Monday -

• City Limits 970-224-9165
• Manno's Grille 970-223-2478

Tuesday -

• City Limits 970-224-9165

Wednesday -

• Beginning Jan. 11 - Choice City Shots 970-221-4333

Thursday -

• Matchups 970-482-BEER

An interesting new event...City Limits is now hosting women-only poker lessons and tournaments on Saturday afternoons. Lessons begin at 1:30, tournament at 2.

Some of the bars in Old Town have started free tournaments with a cash payout.

• Tailgate Tommy's - Sunday, Monday and Wednesday at 7
• Coopersmiths - Wednesday 7 pm (played on pool tables so dealing is a little difficult)
• Washingtons - ?

Vegas Poker

Recent adventures: ChristopherCowan has a GoodStory to tell about this year's WorldSeriesOfPoker2005

November, 2005: Keith and Ann were in Vegas playing at the Union Plaza. I won two $35 sit-go tournaments on Sunday, and Ann won her first ever tournament - a $25 shootout and her second tournament ever in Vegas. See FunWins and BadBeats for updates.

2005 World Series of Poker

WSOP report: Event #42, No-Limit Hold 'em Championship, July 7-16, 2005

7:00 am - A new champion: Joseph Hachem wins the heads-up duel to claim the WSOP title

• Event #42: No-Limit Hold'em Championship Event
  Location: Rio, Las Vegas
  Buy-in: $10,000
  Number of Entries: 5,619
  Total Prize Money: $52,818,610
   

A remarkable 5,619 players signed up for the legendary $10,000 buy-in main event, which began on July 7. At 7 am July 16, a new champion was crowned: Joseph Hachem from Melbourne, Australia. This is Hachem's first WSOP event, ever. A dedicated poker player, he chose to wait until his children were older before making the journey to Vegas to participate in the world series.

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