Monthly Archives: July 2011

Another Friday, another caption competition. But first, here is the password to the Freddie Mays tournament at 8pm tonight:                                                 november As usual when you play in the Freddie Mays tournie, knock me out and win $100. If you knock … Continue reading →

(Today is the second part of my preview of the final Table of the WSOP Main Event) On Monday I previewed the WSOP main event final table, the main story being the remarkable news that a Paddy Power player, Eoghan … Continue reading →

We’re adding a new feauture to the blog (another new feature you ask?) Every Wednesday I will set a question in a poll format which you can vote on. And unlike most political elections, your vote will not be wasted. … Continue reading →

I was in two minds about including this hand in my “Hand of the Week” column. It’s one I played myself and I’m a bit worried that if you read this it will lead you think that…..well… that I’m a … Continue reading →

(This week I will be previewing the final Table of the WSOP Main Event) The final table of the 2011 has been set and the great news is that a Paddy Power Poker player has made the “November Nine”. Eoghan … Continue reading →

It’s Friday again so here is the password to the Freddie Mays tournament at 8pm tonight: hellmuth As usual when you play in the Freddie Mays tournie, knock me out and win $100. If you knock out the player who … Continue reading →

On Monday I mentioned that Phil Hellmuth has been on a hot streak at this year’s WSOP, coming second in three different events. As all of Hellmuth’s 11 bracelet wins (a world record) have come in Texas holdem events it’s … Continue reading →

Starting today we’re adding a new feature to the Paddy Power blog. Each week I will dissect my favourite hand of the week. It might be a hand that I have played myself but it could be one from a … Continue reading →

paddypowerpoker’s Eoghan O’Dea lying second in the WSOP ! Watch live on espn Now !

Reading Niall Smyth’s blog the other day reminded me that there is indeed a WSOP in progress. It had almost slipped my mind with the excitement of domestic events so I thought I’d catch up with what’s happening in poker’s … Continue reading →