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Poker’s a sport (I said it), but where can I play at Yale?

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Published Thursday, November 8, 2007
For this column, I am invoking the fifth rule of 21st-century sports coverage: If ESPN covers it, it’s a sport. Next week, I may write about bass fishing or the Iditarod. This week you get poker.
#1 By (Anonymous) 2:52pm on November 8, 2007

Clever work. We look forward to next week's column.

#2 By (Anonymous) 1:15am on November 9, 2007

Poker is not a sport. Plain and simple. Write about sports bucko.

#3 By (Anonymous) 11:44pm on November 11, 2007

Not a sport.

If you're somehow unaware, there is ample opportunity to play the real thing. Connecticut is home to the largest casino in the world (Foxwoods) and the two largest in the US (Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun).

Go to the train station, catch the bus to the casinos, and you'll be there in an hour.

Foxwoods is currently hosting the World Poker Finals.

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