WPT reports more losses

May 8th, 2008
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World Poker Tour Enterprises, Inc. released its 2008 first quarter financial results, which showed a net loss of $2.8 million.

The good news: Revenues were up 10 percent from the same time period last year.

According to pokerpages.com:

Business highlights for the quarter included the delivery of seven episodes of Season VI of the World Poker Tour (WPT) television series; the premiere of Season VI on the GSN Network; continued progress in the development of the WPT China National Traktor Poker Tour; the launch of ClubWPT.com; and the amendment of their agreement with Cryptologic Inc. to provide for the launch of a full suite of online casino games and the development of Spanish and German language online gaming sites, which are expected to go live by June 2008.

“Our first quarter results reflect the delivery of seven Season VI episodes, increased international television and sponsorship revenues, and moderate progress in our online gaming and ClubWPT.com businesses,” said Steve Lipscomb, President and CEO of WPT Enterprises.

Whole thing here.

WPT’s online gaming revenues decreased over the same period in 2007, as did domestic television licensing revenue, accounting for some of the losses experienced.


Article Credit: Dustin

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Overpair on safe flop, no limit 6 max tournament - DailyHandQuiz

Game type: NL 6 max tournament, Full Tilt Poker
Your image: A little tight
Opponent's image: Very aggro
Your hand: Qs Qd

The setup: You're at a pretty active table in this tournament. This hand, UTG raises to 3x and change. You think about repopping when it gets to you, but you've seen the BB try pickup re-raises preflop several times, especially against the very aggressive player TUG who has been raising a ton of pots, so you decide to call. No luck - the rest of the table folds. You flop fine:

2c 2h 4s

UTG leads for pot. What's your play?


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