Events

How to Play Your Hand, Lessons from Poker for Negotiators – Nov 5th, 2010

By Poker Players Alliance
Wednesday, November 3rd, 2010

PPA Event Announcement

PPA Event - How to Play Your Hand, Lessons from Poker for Negotiators
PPA Event - How to Play Your Hand, Lessons from Poker for Negotiators

Play to win … at everything.

In life, as in poker, how you play your hand is often more important than the cards you are dealt. Before entering any game or negotiation, are you prepared with a strategy for success?
 
This special presentation is your sure bet to learn the expert tactics employed by master poker players, seasoned gaming executives, and scholars who know what it takes to command and maintain the winning edge at the tables, in business dealings, during legal proceedings, and in life in general.
 
Friday, November 5, 2010 @ 7 p.m.Cox Pavilion at Thomas & Mack Center, corner of Tropicana at Swenson [map]
 
Free and open to the public; no RSVP required.
For more information, visit www.law.unlv.edu/Saltman_Events.html or call (702) 895-2486.

Speakers:
  • Jack Binion – Leading executive in the gaming industry for almost 50 years
  • Annie Duke – Professional poker player, World Series of Poker bracelet winner (2004)
  • Russell Korobkin- UCLA law professor and author of “Negotiation Theory and Strategy”
  • Howard Lederer – Professional poker player, World Series of Poker bracelet winner (2000, 2001)
Discussion moderated by Joe Asher, Lucky’s Race & Sports Books
 
Cosponsors:
  • Poker Players Alliance
  • The Saltman Center for Conflict Resolution at the UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law
  • Las Vegas Review-Journal

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Important Upcoming Public Hearings to Discuss Poker Legislation in SC

By Poker Players Alliance
Thursday, March 19th, 2009


Poker Players Alliance: Join the Fight




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PPA South Carolina Action Alert
We need as many South Carolina poker players as possible to attend two upcoming hearings on legislation important to all South Carolina poker players.

Senate President Pro Tem Glenn McConnell will be holding two public hearings to discuss S535 a bill that would legalize home poker games and also expand charity gaming (including charity poker tournaments) in the state.

South Carolina poker players will have a once in a life time opportunity to send a loud and clear message directly to our lawmakers in Columbia that our rights matter and that WE ARE NOT CRIMINALS!

The Poker Players Alliance (PPA) intends to use these hearings as a way to demonstrate poker players’ broad support for the proposed changes which will decriminalize playing poker from the comfort of our homes-however, WE NEED YOUR HELP. We need you, your poker buddies and dozens of PPA members to attend these very important public hearings. If we hope to reverse this outdated law all poker players must attend to show support. Our opposition will be there–you can count on it.

Please click here to fill out the RSVP form which will let us know if you can attend one or both of the public hearings. Join with us as we make a stand to say that Poker Is Not A Crime!

Public Hearing Details:

Date: Monday, March 23rd
Time: 5:30-7:30 pm
Place:
North Charleston City Hall
4900 Lacross  Rd
North Charleston, SC 29406 (map)

Date: Monday, March 30th
Time: 5:30-7:30 pm
Place:
Greenville County Council Chambers
301 University Ridge
Greenville, SC 29601 (map)

Proud to Play,
Drew Lesofski
[email protected]
Poker Players Alliance
Director of Grassroots and External Affairs
 




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