Seen that? – Kill Phil by Blair Rodman and Lee Nelson
Kill Phil by Blair Rodman and Lee Nelson Internet Poker
A new poker tournament book, Kill Phil by Blair Rodman and Lee Nelson, advocates a using a allin preflop bet to neutralize more skilled poker players from outplaying you after the flop. Although the foreward was written by Phil Hellmuth, the book title is referring to "Phil" as any skilled player whether Hellmuth, Laak, Gordon, or Ivey. This allin preflop strategy is effective against professional players who are unwilling to [...] Read More
Phil Sqaured = Huge WPT Final Table Internet Poker
The final table is set for the World Poker Tour LA Poker Classic at the Commerce Casino and I'm sure Steve Lipscomb is doing a little happy dance about the final six. Chip leader and destroyer of poker souls, phil Ivey has stayed at/near the top throughout the tourney and will be favored to take home his first WPT title. Slightly favored. And that will be due to one Phil Hellmuth, [...] Read More
Phil Ivey Smiles at the WPT LA Poker Classic Internet Poker
If you go over the World Poker Tour's website right now, you'll be greeted by a video preview of a smiling Phil Ivey with the lovely Kimberly Lansing. He smiles?!?! I wonder if he even smirked when the ace on the turn made a full house and left runner-up Quinn do with thoughts about picking up his $909K at the cashier's window before the river card even came. That's right, Phil Ivey [...] Read More
Phil Zimmerman’s Zfone to secure VoIP calls The VoIP Weblog
Phil Zimmerman, creator of PGP has developed a secure means of talking of VoIP called Zfone. It works with any network that uses SIP which is a commonly used standard among VoIP providers; therefore it would be easy for most of us to implement it without needing the existing VoIP phones. What does it offer: Phil has released the free beta version It is a new product which takes a new approach to [...] Read More
Phil Scolari is the choice for Manchester City – Isn’t Sven still there? The Soccer Weblog
I had decided not to write about the ridiculous sacking of Sven Goran Eriksson any more. I have ranted about it enough already. I wasn't going to until the story took yet another twist today when it was revealed that Thaksin Shinawatra, or his people, have allegedly already offered the job to Portugal manager Luis Felipe Scolari. This just adds insult to the already substantial injury that Mr Shinawatra has already [...] Read More