Murder over Poker Game

I know, I know, I know... I have already written a couple of articles about people killing other people over poker games. But, I can't help it. Just this morning I read an article about some people who were engaged in a friendly game of poker. Apparently, when the game ended somebody was less than satisfied with the outcome of the game. So, he went out and when he came back he shot five of his opponents. Three of them were mortally wounded and the other two died on the spot.

According to police, the shooting may have also been drug related with the game loss fueling the suspected killer's fury. Detectives assigned to the case are now investigating the incident. The suspect escaped the crime scene and police currently have no information regarding his whereabouts. Although they are hopeful that the attacker would be found very soon, at this point, nobody can guarantee that. Personally, I feel bad for the victims. Although they may have been dirt bags (drug dealers), it's still human life, you know.

The entire incident just proves how little appreciation people have for live. I'm sorry that the game of poker, something that is supposed to bring fun and entertainment to people's lives, sometimes involves death and murder.

Completely Nuts Poker

I have just found out about a new online poker room called Nuts Poker. Much like many other popular Internet card rooms, Nuts Poker operates on software provided by Playtech. In my opinion, the greatest thing about this online poker, beyond the games offered, is the incredibly generous Welcome bonus. Players who open a new account with the poker room are offered the opportunity to collect up to $500. Isn't it completely nuts?

I was quite disappointed to find out that they have no live chat support. But, the poker room operators state that the support via telephone and e-mail is as instant and efficient as if it had been done through live chat. Another thing that kind of made me think twice before opening an account there is the fact that Nuts Poker traffic is so-so outside peak hours. However, despite all the aforementioned disadvantages I still signed up and eventually learned that I did good. All in all, it's a great poker room providing a very realistic gaming experience!

Pamela Anderson Happy to Pay off Poker Debt in Bed

I just read a news article that left my mouth wide open. And, it's not because I read something outrageous. Outrageous does not cut it when it comes to Pamela Anderson. The woman has tried it all...and, that's not something she wishes to hide. She prefers her personal life to be an open book to the general public.

So, back to this article I read. The new item said that the former Playboy bunny recently settled a poker debt in the sack. During her appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres Show, the sexy actress was reported as saying that she lost about $250,000 playing poker at some LA card room. When her debtor offered to pardon the debt if she went to bed with him, Anderson happily agreed.

Surprisingly enough, despite being more than just honest regarding the entire affair, Anderson refused to reveal the name of the man. However, rumor has it that the poker player is Antonio 'The Magician' Esfandiari. Additionally, she said that she was deeply in love with man and that she believed the incident was very romantic. She hopes to become engaged to him.

The woman is totally and completely nuts...