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After a two month absence due to the World Series of Poker, we have returned to bring you all the weekly action for Sunday Night H.O.R.S.E.. The July 25th edition of Sunday Night HORSE drew out a crowd of 138 players looking to take down the weekly $30,000 guarantee. Since the guarantee was [...]

The May 16th edition of Sunday Night H.O.R.S.E. has a smaller than normal crowd of 125 runners looking to take down the largest weekly HORSE tourney on Full Tilt Poker. The prize pool was the typical $30,000 with $9,000 going to first place.

Only six Full Tilt Poker red pros took part in the event [...]

The May 3rd edition of Sunday Night H.O.R.S.E.drew a smaller than normal crowd of 135 player. The prize pool was the normal $30,000 with $9,000 scheduled to go to first place. Several red pros strong in mixed games took a seat in this one including Gavin Smith, Kristy Gazes, S Gromenkova, Scott Clements, [...]

The 2010 50k 8 game mixed poker Player’s Championship is well under way. The event #2 is really the first open tournament in the 2010 World Series of Poker (event 1 was employees). 8 Game is like HORSE but with the addition of NL Holdem, 2-7 Triple Draw and Pot Limit Omaha. [...]

April 25th brought yet another edition of Sunday Night H.O.R.S.E. on Full Tilt Poker. This time 139 players turned out to take their shot at the weekly $30,000 prize pool. Sixteen players were paid and $9,000 was to go to the winner.
The red pros had nine representatives including Artie Cobb, Paul Sexton, [...]

Sunday nights are for HORSEing about. Such was the case for the April 18th edition of Sunday Night HORSE. 148 players made for a small overlay, making the prize pool the typical $30,000 with $9,000 going to first place. Cyndy Violette led the charge of the red pros on the virtual felt, [...]

The April 11th edition of Sunday Night H.O.R.S.E. Poker hit its guarantee exactly as 150 players showed up to try their hand at this weekly HORSE Poker classic. The typical $9,000 was paid for first with 16 players paid. None of the Full Tilt red pros made the money in this event, but [...]