Daily Poker News Review: Tuesday, November 12, 2013 Daily Poker News Review: Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Main Headlines

The New US-Legal Online Poker Site That Gives You Real Money Every Day to Play

Quarter Poker gives all players a free 25c every 24 hours—and you can cash out if you run it up to $50.

  • A new US poker room has launched using a business model that it says makes it legal in every state.
  • Quarter Poker gives each player 25c per day and allows players to cash out when they have amassed $50.
  • The owners say that this makes the poker room legal across the USA.
  • Quarter Poker uses Cubeia software and the intention is “to roll out both a Facebook app and iPhone/Android app in 2014.”

Self-Exclusion Extended to Online Gambling in New Jersey

In person, or online, players can self-exclude for a year, five years or life.

  • Self-exclusion list extended to online gaming in New Jersey prior to November 26 launch.
  • Players can sign up for 1 year, 5 years or lifetime self exclusions.
  • Everyone who signs up, in person or on line, gets a free consultation with a gambling counselor.

World Poker Tour Charity Tournament Goes “All In” For Kids

Proceeds to benefit The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

  • On Thursday, November 14 the World Poker Tour (WPT) Foundation holds its annual “All In” For Kids Charity Poker Tournament at the Mandarin Oriental in New York City.
  • Proceeds from the tournament are set to benefit The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
  • The event will be hosted by Phil Hellmuth Jr. and Dan Shak.
  • Other famous pros expected to be in attendance include WPT commentators Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten, World Poker Tour Champion Andy Frankenberger and the #1 ranked female player on the planet, Vanessa Selbst.

Three More Superstars Added To Premier League VII Lineup

Dan Shak, Daniel Cates and Greg Merson commit to playing in Montreal later this month.

  • Defending Premiere League title holder Dan Shak, along with online heads-up specialist Daniel “Jungleman” Cates and 2012 World Series of Poker Main Event Champion Greg Merson have all confirmed their participation in the $125k 12-person televised event.
  • Two more players are set to be announced ahead of the November 20th start date.

The Calvin Ayre Foundation Pledges Up To 1 Million In Typhoon Relief

The Calvin Ayre Foundation, an independent charitable organization created by the gambling titan Calvin Ayre, announced earlier today that it would match all donations by the gaming industry to relief efforts of Super Typhoon Haiyan up to $1 million.

  • The Calvin Ayre Foundation will match all donations by the gaming industry to relief efforts of Super Typhoon Haiyan up to $1 million.
  • In addition, Calvin Ayre himself has pledged $200,000 of his personal fortune to helping those in need.
  • The foundation is also in the process of “adopting a village” and sending agents to the region where they plan on self-administering assistance to the area and people in need.

More from Around the Web:

How the mighty have fallen in the poker world 4flush.com

The poker boom brought us the birth of the poker celebrity. We met personalities that were as big as the pots they played for. While the Golden Era of televised poker was a boom for some of the biggest names in the game, Steve Ruddock over at 4Flush takes a look at some whose reputations have gone busto in years since. Who is your favorite old school poker celebrity?


A behind-the-scenes look at the WSOP November Nine from Lon McEachern lonmceachern.com

Whether you are a fan of the World Series of Poker semi-live Final Table coverage or not, you can probably imagine the hard work and technical prowess that goes into producing a broadcast of that magnitude. Well, imagine no more as Lead Commentator, Lon McEachern blogs about the behind the scene frenzy that goes on while bringing audiences “Poker’s Biggest Night.”


Peering inside the cranium of Dominik Nitsche [audio] calvinayre.com

With over $3 million in online tournament earnings and just under $3 million in live scores, it’s hard to believe that World Poker Tour Champion Dominik Nitsche is only 22. He talks with CalvinAyre.com about trying to defend his WPT victory, what he was like as a “kid” and where he spends his time as he travels the world playing poker.


Podcast: Episode 55: Roy Bhasin Thinking Poker

Roy Bhasin is a professional poker player and a member of PokerStars Team Online who specializes in pot-limit omaha cash games. He talks to us about how he got into poker, how he got into PLO, and how he got into self-improvement (hint: Tommy Angelo and Jared Tendler had a lot to do with it).


Podcast: Poker Advocacy Nov 11 2013 show Poker Advocacy with Rich Muny

Guest: Wendeen Eolis of Eolis International Group


Training Video: arronwilson Turbo Speed HU Hands #2 HUSNG


Arronwilson reviews mid stakes turbo speed hands in his second video. He looks at a variety of action hands, talking about value betting, bluffs, with an emphasis on lines.


Training Video: WCOOP Main Event Warmup Hand History Review with Andrew Brokos Tournament Poker Edge

Andrew “foucault82” Brokos is back with another in-depth hand history review from WCOOP. This time he breaks down his run in the the WCOOP Main Event Warmup. This is a 6 part series.


Training Video: The Guest List: Solidthought pt2 Drag The Bar

In part two, Pete joins Christy in summarising a particularly intricate bubble passage. Aggression and moving through the gears are the key concepts in this swingy Sit N Go.


Training Video: Ringside: Goldseraph (#21) – Anonymous Full Ring Part 2 Deuces Cracked

Goldseraph continues his discussion of anonymous full ring play on Bovada. He does some 4-tabling live at 100NL and talks about building reads.

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Industry Summary: PokerStars’ Player Meeting Report

PokerStars 7, mobile upgrades and a focus on recreational players for 2014. Twice a year, PokerStars invites half a dozen customers chosen from online communities to their heads offices in the Isle of Man to discuss issues that affect high volume players.


Santa Misericordia Ready for Portuguese Regulation

Pressure from the Troika means new gaming laws are expected in early 2014. The head of the Portuguese gaming regulator Santa Casa da Misericordia de Lisboa has given an extensive interview in which he says that he is ready for the implementation of new gambling laws.


Netherlands Regulator Seeks Agreement to Keep Out Adverts Promoting Unlicensed Operators

Kansspelautoriteit is negotiating a voluntary agreement with Dutch advertising companies to restrict gambling adverts by unlicensed operators when new laws are introduced next year. In preparation for new gaming laws being implemented early next year, the Dutch Gaming Authority (DGA)— Kansspelautoriteit—has opened talks with advertisers.