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Join PokerStars now! As we alluded at the start of today’s coverage, Deauville isn’t exactly easy to get to. Yet it has consistently proven to be one of the most popular destinations for players on the European Poker Tour.

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EPT8 Deauville: Numbers add up and up in Normandy

A majority of Collingwood players will be using last season’s Grand Final defeat as a motivational tool for the upcoming season but Harry O’Brien will not be one of them.

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Magpies star staying positive

Join PokerStars now! The World Cup of Poker returns for its eighth outing returning to what we’d like to think of as its spiritual home, the PCA. The two day event will pit nine teams, listed below, against each other in a fight to the death across a series of formats to settle for once and for all which nation deserves to be called world champions, for this year anyway. Italy, who return again under the stewardship of Luca Pagano, are the reigning cup holders

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WCP VIII: The World Cup begins

Mariners boss Graham Arnold believes Central Coast’s defeat of the Brisbane Roar has finally avenged last season’s Grand Final loss.

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Mariners avenge GF loss

Join PokerStars now! Earlier in 2011, a few Greek men decided to challenge each other to a year-long contest to determine who was the king of the Greeks. The Greece Poker Challenge pitted Stavros ‘IDOLLS’ Kalfas, George ‘gkap13′ Kapalas and Alexis ‘J0hnny_Dr@m@’ Zervos against each other.

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Greeks in charge as Belgian Poker Series enters Day 2

Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley has said their Grand Final defeat at the hands of Geelong is the primary source of motivation in his club’s training camp.

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Buckley presented to the media

Cameron White wasn’t picked by Australian selectors in the Australia A side that will take on New Zealand in a warm-up match this week.

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White targets test comeback

One of Sale Sharks’ newest additions, Andy Powell, believes the club’s young generation can eventually take them to domestic and European glory.

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Powell looks to the future

Join PokerStars now! Today, PokerStars officially announced that the Season 2 Russian Poker Series (RPS) Grand Final originally planned for December 9-18, 2011 in Kiev has been re-scheduled and will take place in 2012. The event has been postponed following the closure of a number of poker clubs in Ukraine. PokerStars apologies for any inconvenience caused and will announce new dates and venue for the Russian Poker Series Grand Final in the future

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PokerStars moves RPS Season 2 Grand Final to 2012

St Helens and England forward Jon Wilkin is grateful for the chance to end 2011 on a high in the Four Nations after another Grand Final defeat.

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Wilkin out to erase Grand Final memory