An Early Guide To The 2006 World Series Of Poker
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Today, an overview of the upcoming World Series of Poker and a few points to remember when making your picks.
The 2006 World Series of Poker is quickly approaching with an expected first-place prize of $10 million. Of course, that winner is going to have to battle through a grueling week of flush draws, open enders, 2 outers, cold decks and hot streaks. It will be a mental and physical roller coaster, testing a combination of skill, stamina, guts and luck.
Almost all sportsbooks will be offering lines on the winner market. Obviously this is the hardest pick to make, and therefore Id advise choosing a few long shots rather than any top-ranked player. There is clearly little value backing Phil Ivey at 125 1 or even Dave Colcough at 80-1!! Not only are these terrible prices to begin with, but also...
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