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NYC writer Paul McGuire is well known for his award-winning poker blog.
Paul “Pauly” McGuire is a writer from New York City. He quit his job as a bond trader on Wall Street to pursue a career in writing. He is a novelist and screenwriter but became most famous for his poker blog.
The Tao of Poker chronicles his daily poker thoughts from his late night forays into the online poker world to playing in home games and tournaments around New York City. He also covers his adventures to casinos like Foxwoods, Atlantic City, and Las Vegas.
As an amateur poker player and an avid traveler, Pauly often finds time to squeeze poker into his itinerary no matter where he goes. He has played poker all across America and will track down a home game or drive miles out of his way to the closest card room or casino. He has even played hold-em on a bullet train in Japan. You’ll most likely find him slumming around at the low limit tables on Party Poker.
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If you keep any significant funds at an online poker room, don’t neglect to check on them frequently by logging in, even if you don’t play a hand. If you don’t you may find your money gone, or reduced by fees. Sometimes, those fees are huge.
Some stories about the Binion family and their promotion of poker.
The 34th annual World Series of Poker, held at Binion’s Horseshoe in downtown Las Vegas, was won by Chris Moneymaker, an unknown player who had never engaged in live poker tournaments and had only competed online.
Whenever your opponents past actions aren’t consistent with the hand he appears to be trying to represent now, suspect a bluff.
If poker matters to you – if you really want to become a winning player, and not just wish you were – you owe it to yourself to take the steps that matter.
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