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Thursday, 05 August 2010 |
 The R3,000,000 All Africa Poker Tournament, which took place this past weekend, 29-31 July 2010, at Piggs Peak Hotel and Casino has a new champion - MJ Pieters. Pieters became the chip leader early on in the game and carried his consistent play through to the final table. After hours on the felt, it was Pieters’ A K of which paired the board and knocked out previous AAPT champion Ryan Eber securing him the July 2010 AAPT title and the winning pot of R1,000,000.
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Tuesday, 27 July 2010 |
 The upcoming R3,000,000 All Africa Poker Tournament is expected to provide a feast of entertainment for poker fans. With a lineup including of some of SA’s top players like Ray Rahme, Ryan Eber, Gareth Kalil, Ryan Brauer and Jay Sookoo, it is anyone’s guess who will take the title.
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Monday, 28 September 2009 |
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 You asked All Africa Poker for more poker content, and now you’ve got it.
Around the world, poker fans just can’t get enough poker programming, and Southern African players have proved to be no exception. |
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Tuesday, 01 September 2009 |
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After three days of bad jokes, gratuitous nudity and even a Sumo wrestling act, one man has finally managed to crack the stony facade of The Poker Face. When Sebastian Roode took the stage at Clearwater Mall on 29 August he had only 30 seconds to get a reaction from Chris Forrest's poker face. In front of a packed audience, it was Roode’s ‘crazy-monkey’ impersonation of Forrest himself that had everyone in hysterics. Roode had some dubious contestants to contend with, including a flasher in ladies underwear and a granny giving a very bad rendition of La Cucaracha. Whether his spectacular tumble at the end of his performance was intended or not, it managed to get a laugh from the Poker Face and win Roode the cumulative prize of R40,000. |
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Monday, 24 August 2009 |
The 18th All Africa Poker Tournament concluded on Sunday 23 August and will go down in the Southern African poker archives as a competition of records. Wessel Jacobs (44) from Durban took the R1 million winning pot, in what will be remembered as the longest final table in the history of the All Africa Poker Tournament. For almost 10 hours Jacobs kept his cool, playing the Ace of Spades and 7 of Hearts as the final hand, which won him the tournament and knocking Joe Rahme out in second place.. |
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