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The 70+ poker event festival takes place from the 28th of August until the 28th of September, and runs along side some of the biggest tournaments on the continent. On August 28th The World Poker Tour London (WPT) comes to town, and is closely followed by The English Poker Open (EPO); and of course, the World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE*) is running throughout the second half of September. In total, those tournaments alone bring a prize pool of over £9 million to the capital.

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London Poker Festival 2010 — London is the Capital of Poker this September

20 July 2010 (London, UK) — WBF heavyweight title holder Evander “The Real Deal” Holyfield will be in the ring at the world’s largest poker fair, Poker in the Park, in London’s Leicester Square.

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Poker Players to Meet Evander Holyfield in the Ring at Poker in the Park

Winners will be largely chosen by the voting public, while some awards give the opportunity to players to vote for their peers, and a Best Player award judged by the editors of Bluff Europe Magazine, Poker Europa and Poker News. Tickets to this star-studded event will also be made available to the public, and will go on sale soon.

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The British Poker Awards Announced

The revolutionary tablet promises to change the way we experience the web and view media, creating a groundbreaking new class of technology halfway between laptop and the smart phone.

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Bluff Europe First Poker Magazine Available on iPad

If your tournament game is in need of a tune up then Bluff Europe has just the thing. The latest Poker Academy in association with BlackBeltPoker.com takes place at London’s Victoria Casino tomorrow and there are still a handful of places left.

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Last call for tomorrow’s Poker Academy

Daniel Negreanu is still on his quest to prove he is a winner at the $100/$200 stakes on PokerStars despite playing against the likes of Cole “CTS” South, nutsinho and and Justin Smith. He has reached the 10,000 hand milestone as a six-figure winner, boosted by an excellent series of sessions in the last week that saw him earn over $330,000.

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Daniel Negreanu wins over $300,000 online

PokerStars have jumped on the online poker legality bandwagon, sending out a press release to all players summing up the 41-22 passed HR 2267 bill and confirming that from their perspective PokerStars has broken no laws.

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PokerStars celebrates Frank’s HR 2267, argues legality

One point seven six, followed by nine zeroes. That is the predicted dollar value of PartyGaming after Bwin’s reverse takeover that will merge two of the strongest European online gaming companies into one – an “offensive manoeuvre” designed to attack Full Tilt and PokerStars.

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Massive Party – Bwin and PartyGaming to merge

The brand new Women’s Poker League aims to give female players the chance to have a little fun and compete against players from all over the world in an exclusive female-only online poker community with cash prizes on the line.

The league will run until the end of this year, awarding points for results in tournaments with buy-ins as low as $5.50.

The players with the most points at the end of each month and at the end of the year will win cash and PokerStars Ladies Luxury Event packages.

Tournaments will run daily at 1:10 p.m. ET and 8:10 p.m. ET with points available for all final tablists and those in the money.

PokerStars is also introducing weekly Women’s Special tournaments starting this Sunday.

At the end of the month, prizes will be awarded in both US Dollars and Euros for the top 50 players.

The end of the year even winner will earn either $1,500 or €1,000, plus a Ladies Luxury Event package.

Players will be able to keep track of their points on a special rankings page on PokerStars.

A total of 227 players coughed up the €2,000+€200 buy-in on Day 1a, including 35 who qualified on PokerStars.

One of those qualifiers, Loccarini Giacomo, played himself into the chip lead with 175k in chips after nine levels of play, leading the 101 players who survived the day.

Claudio Pagano, father of Team PokerStars Pro Luca Pagano, will be hot on Giacomo’s heels when Day 2 begins Saturday, holding 145k in chips.

In the meantime, Friday’s Day 1b is expected to draw another sizeable field with Team PokerStars Pro Dario Minieri and Salvatore Bonavena, and the IPT Leaderboard winner Giovanni Salvatore, all planning to hit the Venetian felt at Casino Ca’ Noghera.

An ITP Venice winner will be crowned Monday.

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IPT Venice Begins