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Friday, February 11, 2005
Compiled by David Walton
mailto:dwalton@courier-journal.com
The Courier-Journal

Forget Kabbalah. The latest craze taking Hollywood by storm these days is Texas Hold'Em, better known as the Cadillac of poker.

Ben Affleck, Tobey Maguire, Mimi Rogers, James Woods and Gabe Kaplan are the five most avid poker players in Tinseltown, according to Vanity Fair's March issue.

You're likely to find a home game being played any night of the week by actors, producers, writers and directors, says the mag. And it's far from cheap.

Buy-in's can range from $300 (at producer John Landau's home) to $10,000 (at producer Reagan Silber's spread).

What's the appeal of home poker? For starters, there are no gawkers or flashbulbs.

But are actors really any good? As producer Michael Roban puts it, "It's a game of lying and deception, and actors are generally pretty good at that."

Binion Considers Casino Comeback

Casino Mogul Jack Binion, the former owner and manager of Binion's Horseshoe casinos, is considering a comeback into the business. Following July's approximately $1.45 billion deal with Harrah's Entertainment Inc. in which Binion gave up his chain of casinos, he took a hiatus from the industry. The Horseshoe Casinos formerly served as home to the World Series of Poker.

Apparently half a month of retirement might have been enough for Binion. Binion has been quoted as saying that he's still fishing around for opportunities, suveying the field before he settles down on any number of investments. Binion's contract with Harrah's restricts him from competing against Harrah's in the continental U.S., not including Las Vegas.

Although he has yet to specify which markets he's looking to pursue, he did allegedly turn down a deal with Phil Ruffin of the Frontier hotel and casino, who is working with Donald Trump to build a new condominium near the casino's property.

Aside from casino development in Las Vegas, Binion has said that he may look into casino opportunities in locations outside the U.S., including Asia, but has yet to make any concrete deals.

Source: OC-News Staff

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