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Staff Report| Gonzales Weekly Citizen

The Assumption Parish Sheriff's Office reported the arrest of five suspects in connection with a Sept. 29 armed robbery of a video-poker casino near the Donaldsonville area.

The truck stop, casino, and RV park, known as Cane Row, is located along Hwy. 70, south of Donaldsonville and west of the Sunshine Bridge.

APSO reported the following arrests and charges in a news release:

Lopez remained incarcerated in the Assumption Parish Detention Center pending bond proceedings.

Avila remained incarcerated in the Assumption Parish Detention Center pending bond proceedings.

All five suspects were arrested on Oct. 11.

The investigation culminated "a 24/7 effort by the Assumption Parish Sheriffs Office since the robbery occurred," according to the news release.

Investigators were able to identify at least one suspect early on as well as a suspect vehicle.

Detectives from Assumption Parish with the assistance of the Jefferson Parish Sheriffs Office executed multiple search warrants and recovered a significant amount of evidence connected to this robbery.

Based on the investigation, Assumption Parish detectives filed arrest warrants on the suspects.

Assumption Parish Sheriff Leland Falcon thanked the Jefferson Parish Sheriffs Office, Ascension Parish Sheriffs Office, St. James Parish Sheriffs Office, St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriffs Office, St. Charles Parish Sheriffs Office, and the Kenner Police Department for assistance in the ongoing investigation.

This investigation was extensive and very detailed and would not have been possible without the assistance of our law-enforcement partners, Falcon said.

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Legendary football coach Vince Lombardi once said: Winning isnt everything, its the only thing.

That race to No. 1 has always coursed through our collective veins. At times, its even fostered a grand American tradition of cutting corners. Weve seen steroids in baseball; the Houston Astros sign-stealing scandal; the Patriots Spygate and Deflategate sagas; Lance Armstrongs legacy tarnished by doping; Rosie Ruiz faking the Boston Marathon and my own brother playing Monopoly.

Of course, were not the only ones taking an unscrupulous approach to competition. Sure, weve all seen the needle go into villain Ivan Dragos bicep in Rocky IV, but real-life Olympic doping scandals have come out of many countries, including East Germany and Russia.

It also turns out, scheming, fixing and lying isnt only limited to big-money, high-profile sports.

Recently, weve had a pile-up of outrageous cheating accusations in the types of niche sports you might find broadcasting on ESPN 19 at 2 a.m.

The first one was reeled in from the sport of fishing, specifically the Lake Erie Walleye Trail tournament in Ohio in which the winners stood to collect nearly $29,000 in prize money. Organizers grew suspicious when Chase Cominsky and Jacob Runyans haul was much heavier than it appeared. In a video that has gone viral, they cut into the freshwater fish and discovered weights that looked like lead balls stuffed into it. The duos previous victories are now being questioned, and theyve been mum on the allegations.

Speaking of round objects, a certain type of vibrating sex toy has turned the erudite game of chess into a porn punchline.

During a match last week, Grandmaster Hans Niemann had his tuchus checked for foreign objects after it was alleged that his September upset of Magnus Carlsen may have been the result of backdoor dealings. Pundits accused Niemann of tapping into a remote computer via the vibrating sex toy during the match. Niemann admitted to cheating as a child but denied the most recent charges.

The poker world has also been enveloped in a messy brouhaha after top poker player Garrett Adelstein accused fellow pro Robbi Jade Lew of being a part of a cheating ring with three other participants. Though Lew denied the charges, she gave him back his $135,000 in chips to avoid drama though it only seemed to generate more headlines.

Apparently not even the world of Irish dancing is safe from disgrace, with several prestigious instructors accused of fixing competitions last week. Damning text messages have been turned over to investigators.

To cap off this cheat-a-palooza, the Miss USA contestants have showed the ugly side of beauty pageants, claiming the latest competition was blatantly rigged for winner Miss Texas. Most of the Miss USA contestants feel very strongly that there was favoritism towards Miss Texas USA and we have the receipts to prove it, Miss Montana Heather Lee OKeefe claimed in aTikTokvideo.

Both Miss USA and winner RBonney Gabriel have denied the allegations, but Miss Universe is now launching an investigation into the matter.

Perhaps this pervasive shiftiness had been bubbling under the surface all along, and, like every Scooby Doo villain, they would have gotten away with it if not for the meddling forces of technology. Thanks to social media platforms, text messages and a camera in every hand, we can not only bust a cheater but broadcast their malfeasance far outside these relatively insular worlds.

After all, the bloated walleye, as spectacular a fish it is, couldnt have sounded the alarm on its own.

Sure, some of these cons verge on the comical. Maybe we should just turn cheating into its own sport to see who will hold the championship belt of shame after its all done and dusted.

But overall, theyre sad revelations. Cheating erodes integrity and peoples inclinations to compete in the first place. It also diminishes one of the greatest reasons for competition: learning grace in victory and defeat.

Whether these people are driven by power, a little cash or notoriety, their ill-gotten trophies have a permanent tarnish that can never be wiped clean.

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The PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT) returns to London, United Kingdom for the first time in eight long years between October 18-28, 2022. Once a mainstay on the EPT, London has not hosted an EPT Main Event since doing so in 2014 when the EPT was in its 11th season.

London was where Victoria Coren Mitchell, then simply known as Victoria Coren, won her first EPT Main Event title, becoming the first female EPT Main Event champion. Eight years later, in San Remo, Italy, Coren Mitchell became the EPT's first-two time champion. Only Mikalai Pobal has achieved the same feat since, although Kevin MacPhee came agonizingly close in 2014, when he finished second to Sebastian Pauli in the EPT London Main Event, four years after taking down EPT Berlin.

Coren Mitchell's victory aside, there have been some special EPT London Main Events. For example, the 2008 festival went down in history as being the first EPT London Main Event to award its winner a seven-figure prize. American Michael Martin returned home with 1,000,000. That was also the one and only year that at least one player from the United Kingdom or Ireland has not taken a seat at an EPT London Main Event final table.

Four players have a brace of EPT London Main Event final table appearances. Norway's Jan Sjavik finished third in 2006 and seventh in 2013, Steve O'Dwyer was the runner-up in 2011 and third in 2013, while Frenchman Antony Lellouche busted sixth in 2007 and eighth in 2008. Benny Spindler won in 2011 and was the first out from the last EPT London Main Event final table run.

The inaugural EPT London Main Event took place in 2004 and saw 175 players pay 3,050 to enter. John Shipley triumphed that day, defeating fellow Englishman John Falconer heads-up to secure a 200,000 payday.

Shipley continued playing poker until 2015, and includes a third-place finish in a $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha World Series of Poker (WSOP) to his name.

Now veteran players Noah Boeken, Marcel Luske, and Julian Thew were present at Shipley's final table.

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By the time EPT London rolled around again, the tour had been making waves across Europe. The 3,050 buy-in remained the same, but 242 players turned out in force, creating a 708,630 prize pool.

Mark Teltscher emerged victoriously and received 280,000 for his efforts. Two year's later, Teltscher's name was shrouded in controversy after PokerStars disqualified his sister, Natalie, after winning the 2007 World Championship Of Online Poker (WCOOP) Main Event after the online poker site deemed it was not Natalie in control of the account.

Teltscher played at the recent EPT Barcelona festival, so do no be surprised if he turns up in London and attempts to win the Main Event for a second time.

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A slightly higher buy-in of 3,550 was not enough to deter players from flocking to the EPT London Main Event in 2006. A then record field of 398 created a 1,393,000 prize pool, the first weighing in at seven figures.

Of course, this was the year Coren Mitchell did it for the ladies and walked away with the title and 500,000. It was at this final table where Jan Sjavik enjoyed the first of his two EPT London Main Event final tables, and also where the late Chad Brown finished in fifth place.

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EPT London's popularity continued growing, and 392 players paid the new buy-in of 5,400, resulting in a 2,038,400 prize pool. Lebanon's Joseph Mouawad defeated Germany's Florian Langmann heads-up, and reeled in a cool 611,520, the largest prize at EPT London to date.

Anthony Lellouche finished sixth here; he would finish eighth the next time EPT London ran, becoming the first back-to-back finalists in the process.

Relive the 2007 EPT London Main Event action

The 2008 EPT London Main Event's final table was the one and only occasion where a player from the United Kingdom or Ireland failed to reach the final table. Ian Frazer was the deepest-running Englishman; he finished 25th.

Pennsylvania's Michael Martin was the last player standing, and he saw his bankroll swell by 1,000,000, EPT London's only seven-figure Main Event prize. The fantastic result came only six months after Martin finished fifth in the EPT Grand Final.

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Live poker was booming in 2009, and another 730 players bought into the 5,250 EPT London Main Event. All those players fought it out for a share of the 3,540,500 prize pool.

New York's Aaron Gustavson found himself heads-up against the 2008 WSOP Main Event champion Peter Eastgate. Gustavson did what Ivan Demidov couldn't do, and that was defeat Denmark's World Champion heads-up. Gustavson headed home with 850,000 in tow; he's not won more than $45,000 in one event since.

Step back in time to the 2009 EPT London Main Event

EPT London peaked in 2010 with 848 players exchanging 5,250 for the chance to win the lion's share of a 4,112,800 prize pool. The heads-up clash was a real-life David versus Goliath scenario, with the little-known Scotsman David Vamplew facing off against the seasoned high-stakes guru John Juanda.

Vamplew caused a major upset when he defeated Juanda and resigned the Indonesian mega-star to a 545,000, while claiming the 900,000 top prize for himself. Vamplew continued grinding on the live circuit and online tables for several years before stepping away from the game on a full-time basis. "Vamps" has since graduated with a Masters in Financial Modelling and Optimsation; what a guy.

Vamplew defeats Juanda to win the EPT London Main Event

Germany's Benny Spindler triumphed in the 2011 EPT London Main Event, playing his way past 690 opponents and scooping 750,000 of the 3,351,350 prize pool. Spindler defeated Steve O'Dwyer heads-up after battling at the final table with such luminaries as Juan Manuel Pastor, Kevin Iacofano, and Martins Adeniya.

O'Dwyer missed out on the glory, but he got another bite of the cherry the following year, joining Antony Lellouche as the only players to reach back-to-back EPT London Main Event final tables.

Check out all of the 2011 EPT London Main Event reports

The 2013 edition of this incredible tournament is the only EPT London Main Event to feature a deal at the final table. After Chris Moorman, Tamer Kamel, Christopher Frank, Steve O'Dwyer, and Theo Jorgensen bowed out, the final three players struck a deal to lessen the pay-jumps. This ultimately resulted in a 595,000 top prize, which Netherlands' Ruben Visser received.

Visser is now part of a successful investment company in his native Netherlands.

*reflects a three-handed deal

Ruben Visser crowned EPT London champion

The 2013 EPT London Main Event saw the first Australians since Emad Tahtouh lost heads-up to Coren Mitchell reach the final table. Martin Kozlov and Jeff Rossiter from "Down Under" could not progress deeper than fifth.

A then relative newcomer to the live poker scene, Ludovic Geilich, finished fourth, Leo McClean busted in third, leaving Sweden's Robin Ylitalo to defeat Greek grinder Georgios Karakousis heads-up to became the first and only Scandinavian EPT London Main Event champion.

Ylitalo becomes first Swedish EPT London Main Event winner

You have to go back to 2014 to find the last time the EPT ran a Main Event in London. It attracted 675 players who each paid 4,250, resulting in a 2,619,000 prize pool. Jake Cody came close to becoming a two-time EPT Main Event champion, but he ultimately finished in fifth, so did not add to his EPT Deauville triumph.

Kevin MacPhee almost added to his EPT Berlin victory from 2010 but Germany's Sebastian Pauli defeated the American heads-up and is, therefore, the reigning EPT London Main Event champion, a reign of eight years!

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The 2022 EPT London festival is only days away, and PokerNews will be on hand bringing you live updates from 12 of the bustling schedule's biggest and most eagerly anticipated events.

Of course, our team is reporting on the 5,300 EPT London Main Event, but you can also follow live and exclusive coverage of the 10,200 Mystery Bounty, four 25,000 High Rollers, a 50,000 Super High Roller, plus the 1,100 UKIPT Main Event and its 2,200 UKIPT London High Roller tournament.

Bookmark the PokerNews live reporting pages so you do not miss any of the action!

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If youre looking to up your poker game, look no further. These seven tips will help you improve your playing style and give you the winning edge in live and online poker games.

Observe your opponents actions

One of the simplest and most effective ways to improve your game is to observe your opponents actions. This will allow you to read your opponents cards and compare their actions with your own. This will allow you to make more informed decisions and ultimately become more profitable.

Observing your opponents actions while they are not involved in your hand will help you decide on the best way to play your hand. For instance, if you observe that player three always folds, you can decide to raise on the river.

Learn to read your opponents tells

In the game of poker, reading people is an essential skill. In addition to memorizing your opponents cards and the size of the pot, you should also know how to read tells from their body language. These behavioral cues can give you an idea of how they think and what kind of hand they have.

While some tells are universal, others can vary from person to person. Knowing these tells will help you play with more confidence and avoid losing money. Of course, you need to be careful when reading your opponents tells, as some of these cues are intentionally given.

Reading your opponents tells is not as difficult as it might sound. Its a matter of observing his or her betting patterns and paying close attention to tiny clues. For example, if your opponent raises quickly and folds quickly, it means he or she is speculating or hoping for a monster hand.

Develop your own unique poker strategy

Poker strategies are everywhere and some players have even written entire books on them. Ultimately, you need to come up with a personal strategy that works best for you. This means testing out different variations and reviewing your results. Some players even talk to their peers about the poker hands they are having trouble with or ways they are playing differently. Whatever it is, a good poker player is constantly tweaking their game to maximize their short-term and long-term success.

One central concept in poker strategy is pot odds or the ratio of the pot size to the size of the minimum bet you should make in order to stay in the game. For example, if youre playing for a $50 pot, you need to bet at least $10 in order to stay in the game. To be successful, your winning odds must be greater than the pot odds. For example, if there are four players, your odds are four to one. Consequently, you should call if the odds are four to one.

Build pots when you have a strong hand

If you have a strong hand, you should build the pot as much as possible. This will give you more chips to work with and increase your chances of winning. In order to do this, you need to be able to read the board and determine how strong your hand is. For example, if there are two flush cards on the board, you should bet big to make it less likely for your opponents to call with a lower flush.

In general, you want to bet less when the board is dry (has few cards that can improve your hand) and more when the board is wet (has many cards that can improve your hand).

When building a pot, always consider your opponents actions. If they are playing passively, you can afford to be more aggressive. If they are playing aggressively, you should play more conservatively.

In short, building pots is all about playing your hand correctly and reading the board. If you do these things well, you will be successful more often than not.

Fold when you are beat

This one seems obvious, but its worth repeating: if you are beat, fold! There is no shame in folding in fact, its one of the most important aspects of poker. Folding means that you are cutting your losses and avoiding a bad situation.

There are many different reasons to fold, but the most common one is that you dont have a good chance of winning. For example, if you are up against a player with a better hand, you should fold. Another common reason to fold is if the pot odds are not in your favor.

Of course, there are times when you should call or raise even if you are beat. This is usually done as a bluff in order to try and take down the pot. However, these situations should be rare, and you should only do them if you are confident in your abilities.

In general, folding is the best way to go when you are beat. Its better to lose a small amount of money than to risk losing everything.

Conclusion

As a game of skill, many strategies go into playing poker. At its core, the game is about making the best decisions possible with the information you have. You can only improve by practicing and reviewing your hands. The tips above are just a few of the things you can do to improve your game. There is no magic formula for success, but if you follow these tips, you will be well on your way to becoming a winning player.

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As fans file into T-Mobile Arena for the Golden Knights home opener on Thursday, theyll notice a more dramatic, theatrical feel to the building. The ice sheet will glow brighter than ever before, while lights in the stands will be dimmed to a level just bright enough for fans to find their seats.

With the new lighting settings inside the arena, the entertainment team hopes to create the feel of a frozen Roman Colosseum.

Its a cathedral, an altar created for that battle, newly-named vice president of entertainment Mark Shunock explained. We want that same sensation when you walk into T-Mobile. I think that will help our fans feel more engaged. It will feel more intimidating. Youll feel like youre walking into something special. Its amazing what lighting does.

The change fans may enjoy most wont happen until after the game ends. The five-year tradition of the three stars of the game handing sticks to the fans will now be replaced by players tossing oversized poker chips over the glass. The poker chips will be soft, like pillows, and will be autographed by the players just before heaving them into the crowd.

Every team does sticks, and the disadvantage of sticks is the person who can reach the stick gets the stick, but with a pillow people higher up (have a chance to catch one), vice president and executive producer Andrew Abrams said.

The Golden Knights set an incredibly high bar for game presentation from the moment they entered the league in 2017. From their extravagant pregame festivities with on-ice sword fights, to the light-up drumline and seat-rattling nightclub music, Vegas leads the NHL in entertainment.

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There are many online casinos that crop up every day that offer different games, know the best online for live poker

If you are looking for a casino that offers your favorite poker games and especially live poker, there are some things that you need to put into consideration. One of the casino favorites where you can find live poker is Wildz Casino. You can learn more about it on Kiwislots. Below is a list of things you can consider before you settle for a casino with live poker.

There are a few things to look for when finding an online casino that is reputable and has a good reputation. The first thing is to make sure the casino is licensed by areputablegaming commission. This will ensure that the casino follows all the rules and regulations set forth by the commission.

The second thing to look for is customer reviews. You can find these on various websites and forums. Reading what other people have to say about their experiences with an online casino can give you a good idea of what to expect.

There are a few things to look for when finding an online casino with goodcustomersupport. First, youll want to make sure that the casino has a live chat feature. This will allow you to quickly and easily get in touch with a customer support representative if you have any questions or problems.

Another thing to look for is 24/7 customer support. This means that no matter what time of day or night it is, youll always be able to get in touch with someone who can help you. This is especially important if youre playing from a different time zone than the casinos customer support team.

A variety of poker games areavailableat casinos, each with its own rules and regulations. Choosing the game that best suits your skills and interests is important.One of the most popular poker games is Texas Hold Em. This game is relatively simple to learn and can be quite exciting. Another popular game is Omaha, similar to Texas Hold Em but has a few different rules.

If you are new to poker, it might be a good idea to start with a less challenging game such as Seven Card Stud. This will allow you to get a feel for the game and how it works before moving on to something more difficult.

Finding a good online casino offering good poker games can be hard at times but you must be willing to be patient

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