Thur, 24 Jul 2008 12:00:00 EST WPT's Mike Sexton joins us this week, along with well-known live tournament reporter Amanda "blondchick20" Leatherman. CLICK HERE>>>>>>> Read Full Story

The final table of the World Series of Poker main event is now set. 6,844 players entered the event, all with dreams of taking down the $9.1 million dollar first place prize and coveted WSOP main event bracelet. The field was a diverse mix of professionals, celebrities and amateur players. Once again, the final table will be populated with mostly amateur players that most of us have ever heard of. As mentioned, Dennis Phillips is the chip leader of the tournament heading into the final table... Read Full Story

According to Highstakesdb.com, Gus Hansen is on another heater in July. Not only is he putting in a ton of hands (25,257 so far this month), but he is also doing extremely well, and is currently up over $820k on the month so far. For Hansen, this is not that unusual. Every so often, Gus will go on a rampage, making hundreds of thousands of dollars (and sometimes millions) over a short period of time on the site. He will be four or five-tabling the highest limit cash games on Full Tilt... Read Full Story

GREENVILLE, S.C. -- Imagine being able to double your gas mileage by connecting a jar of water to your engine! A device being sold on the Internet claims to do just that and we wanted to know: Does it really work? WYFF News 4's Tim Waller purchased a system called "water4gas" for $97. The purchase included a 183-page manual on how to build a device that it claim will turn water into a form of hydrogen gas it calls HHO. According to the website Water4Gas sales pitch, HHO gas can "double the... Read Full Story

Ben Overbeck is well aware that what he's selling sounds too good to be true: A relatively simple system -- made with a Mason jar, rubber tubing and some electrical coils -- that promises to increase your engine's gas mileage by 10 to 80 percent, running it with water.”Yes, you read this right,” his Web site boldly declares. “WATER!” The site, WaterEnergy.com, says you can, “Convert any vehicle to run on water!” which makes it sound like you can fill up your tank with a garden hose.That... Read Full Story

Dead 19th century inventor Nicola Tesla has become an unwitting savior to struggling motorists. Water fuel technology based on Tesla’s early experiments is now enabling drivers to reduce fuel costs utilizing hydrogen from water. Thanks largely to the internet, this previously suppressed technology is now becoming more widely known and adopted. The technology works by using simple electrolysis to release hydrogen from water in the form of HHO gas. The HHO gas is then combined with a... Read Full Story

James Morris owns an auto repair business in Panama City. His radio show is 9-11 a.m. Saturdays on WFLA (94.5 FM) in Panama City. Good day, James: I cannot find your thoughts on HHO (hydrogen and oxygen) systems in cars on your Web site. Some say HHO works; others say it is thermodynamically impossible, and any less fuel usage is due to the unhealthy leaning of your gas mixture that occurs. They say HHO systems overwork your alternator, kill your battery and eventually hurt your engine... Read Full Story

The final table has been set and will reconvene on November 9th when these nine players battle for their share of over $32 million. First they will play down until 2 remain. The final 2 will finish play on November 10th and then the event will be broadcast by ESPN on November 11th. Read Full Story

Welcome to the Miles Per Gallon Saving Blog. Looking to SAVE MONEY in today's economy? Stop wasting your hard earned money on gasoline for your car or truck. Get up to 60% more Miles Per Gallon and save thousands of dollars a year on gasoline. By converting your car to run on water, as a supplement to the gasoline, provides the lowest-cost, safest, and most rewarding solution today. The technology to run any car on water is proven. How do you get started and which Water-Gas Conversion Kit... Read Full Story

Here are the final nine for November (with seat assignment, chip counts, hometown, and listed occupation): Seat 1: Dennis Phillips -- 26,295,000 (St, Louis, Missouri) -- Account Manager Seat 2: Craig Marquis -- 10,210,000 (Arlington, Texas) -- College Student Seat 3: Ylon Schwartz -- 12,525,000 (Brooklyn, NY) -- Professional Poker Player Seat 4: Scott Montgomery -- 19,690,000 (Perth, Ontario) -- Professional Poker Player Seat 5: Darus Suharto -- 12,520,000 (Toronto, Ontario) -- Accountant... Read Full Story