The No Limit Poker Blog
The web is a dream and a nightmare for the curious person. If you are looking for online poker writing, you have to get through the detritus, which is unfortunately front loaded. For instance, if you search for “Poker Blogs 2016,” and follow a link for Best Poker Blogs of 2016, you end up with…
The last time we spoke about it he was asking me to use my credit card (again) to restash, and I said no. He got angry, I stood my ground, and he never asked me for money to play again. That was a long time ago. Yes, this is the genuine voice of the poker…
http://www.subjectpoker.com/, a blog-cum-newsite, officially closed but curiously still left up after several years, serves as a reminder of many things. First, excellent, attractive design and strong writing make for a killer site. You would expect this from sharp guys like the SP founders, listed here. The frequency and interest level of their reports attest to their initial…
This one, http://threeriverspoker.blogspot.com/, is an example of the standard fate of a blog, especially a freely hosted one. It’s so easy to start, as Google gives you all the tools, but carrying it on requires more than a little moxie. The disappointment is that like many, this blogger has a clear if not unique voice, and the…
This blog, http://robvegaspoker.blogspot.com/, is a pokosphere standard. This blogger has earned it, with hundreds of posts apparently approaching an astounding 875k total pageviews. This is the bottom stakes life of Vegas, and if you are a weekend warrior 1/2 player with a hankering for a trip or to retire in the gambling desert, you can save yourself…
An ongoing review of poker blogs, near and far. 5. http://pokermonkeytalk.blogspot.com Posting Frequency: Promises a return Design: The long Blogger column Writing quality: Ramblin’ On Overall rating: Holiday Letter This is the guy who got banned from Caesar’s properties and was featured, if I recall correctly, as one of the human interest stories in the TV…
I haven’t kept up with many poker blogs. I always wanted to read a blog about a player in my area – that seemed exciting. When I couldn’t find one (it’s not exactly the poker capitol of the world, these parts), I gave up, other than a few good threads on 2+2. However, now that…