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1. Pokerroom -- Tournaments
   Pokerroom does not accept players from the United States. Despite the loss of American traffic, Pokerroom has a large clientele base and offers a variety of cash games and tournaments. They are ... the home of the "Big Deal" $50,000 Guaranteed Sunday NL tournament. Pokerroom offers 5-Card Draw Poker in both it's fixed-limit and no-limit formats and is one of a few sites that supports the Macintosh and Linux computer platforms.
2. Poker -- Tournaments
   Poker books go into great detail discussing the various strategies necessary to get to the final table of a tournament. However, not as much has been written about final table playing strategy.
3. Sportsbook -- Tournaments
   DSI Sportsbook has front row seats for you to check out the brackets of the NCAA Basketball Tournament. Watch the 64 teams get selected, how the champions of college basketball are determined to win college basketball's biggest prize along with the joy of winning to play another day, and the pain of losing and going home. This and more combined with the best college basketball betting lines, NCAA basketball live scores & all you need to enjoy the basketball betting madness.
4. Pacific Poker -- Tournaments
   Pacific Poker has a very good selection of daily and weekly guaranteed tournaments. Two $10,000 and two $5,000 daily and a weekly $75,000. Pacific Poker is ... well represented at all of the major land based tournaments with two Pacific Poker sponsored players, Paul Wasicka and Rhett Butler, finishing 2nd and 5th respectively in the WSOP main event.
5. Party Poker -- Tournaments
   Party Poker has been one of the largest rooms online since the initial poker boom. Known for extremely loose players and fast tournaments, they have sustained a high level of traffic even with the current status of the US ban. Party Poker is Mac compatible and offers play in Euros, Pounds, Sterling, and Dollars.
6. Casino Poker -- Tournaments
   Caesars' remarkable 8,500-square-foot main Poker Room ... features an adjacent 6,000-square-foot tournament area, making Caesars Palace one of the only casinos to offer a private tournament area. Poker tournaments are usually played within the Poker Room, and poker play is compromised or cancelled to make room for tournaments. Caesars Palace has made the decision not to inconvenience players during tournaments thus providing the new tournament area next to the main Poker Room.
7. Poker -- Poker Tournaments
   The World Poker Exchange is elevating poker tournaments to an entirely new level with this summer's highly anticipated event. Every element of the London Open will convey the organization's distinctive approach from the setting at the Old Billingsgate Market -- a nineteenth century landmark building in a prime position on the River Thames with views across to Tower Bridge, London Bridge and the South Bank -- to the celebrity mix and memorable atmosphere. Designed to be the first lifestyle poker tournament of its kind, The London Open incorporates exclusive outings each night of the tournament and will feature a $2 million prize pool. Among the evening excursions are a Kensington Palace private tour, backstage passes for The Producers, a champagne reception in the Millennium Wheel, a private tour of Saatchi gallery, and a Savile Row custom tailor tour.
8. Paradise Poker -- Tournaments
   The Players Club loyalty program of Paradise Poker is a standard VIP program where players earn points through their real money hands.  They play to win money or tournament seats. At the moment, the site does not offer merchandise for these points.
9. Natalie Gulbis -- Tournaments
   At the University of Arizona Natalie helped the team to win four collegiate tournaments and was even named (appropriately) a First-Team All-American in 2001. That year Natalie tied for third place in Q-School securing her 2002 LPGA card on the first try.
10. Muirfield Village -- Memorial Tournament
    The fifth hole exemplifies all that Muirfield Village has to offer: elevation changes, fairway and greenside bunkers, water, and deceptive and sloped greens. Suffice to say, players in this week's Memorial will have no walk in the park.

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