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NEGREANU ACCUSES BINGER

Daniel Negreanu has accused Michael Binger of cheating in the Negreanu, although not involved in the hand that lasted almost 10 minutes, accused Binger of an angle shoot, with the debate being whether a specific player should be compelled to make a raise.

An upset Binger would eventually fold on the turn to be left with only a few big bets, although he did regain his composure with some style to end the day as chip leader.

BINGER FAILS TO WIN

Michael Binger failed to win against the likes of Shaun Deeb and others in a recent poker tournament. The final table at the start of the day was about as tough as they come. Joining Chen were William Pilossoph, Scott Baumstein, Marko Neumann, Shaun Deeb, and Michael Binger. All eyes seemed to be on Binger, who played heads up for nearly five hours in Round One only to face off against his brother, Nick, in Round Two. Not only did Michael win that table, he personally eliminated his brother on his way to victory.

BINGER NOT SEEN IN THE LATEST CHAMPIONSHIP

Michael Binger was not seen in the latest championship at the Eastern Regional. Some notables who weren’t around at the end of the day include: McLean Karr, Olivier Busquet, Chad Brown, Kathy Liebert, Steve O’Dwyer, Nick and Michael Binger, Matt Glantz, Allen Bari, Scott Fischman and the late-registering Andy Bloch.

BINGER MAKES THE FINAL TABLE

Michael Binger was one of the stars to make it to the NAPT LA Final Table. Also vying for the NAPT LA title on Wednesday will be former UB.com pro Michael Binger. He’ll enter as the sixth largest stack at 1.6 million and fueled his final table run on Tuesday by dispatching Carlos Watanabe in 15th place. Binger came out on the winning end of a race with A-J against pocket sixes by flopping two pair.

BINGER STRIKES GOLD

The impact of reaching the final tables of WSOP are huge as proved by the earnings of Michael Binger. After years of practice to de-stress (With online poker players can blow off steam between hands by playing UK casino games like pub fruities), Binger is finally making it in the poker world.

At the final table in 2006 was Michael Binger. Binger finished in third place for $4,123,310, right behind Wasicka. Since his multimillion-dollar score, Binger has accumulated about $2,500,000 in tournament earnings.

BINGER: NO MORE FEAR

Michael Binger has blogged about how he needs to cut fear out of his game...

For several years, I have travelled the poker circuit, with good results overall. Recently, however, I have come to feel that I need to make some major changes in my poker game plan. I am known as a tight aggressive player, as opposed to some pros who are more loose and wild. I generally ere on the side of caution, not risking my stack needlessly. When I raise or re-raise, I usually have the goods.

I am here to tell you that this is all coming to an end.

BINGER PLAYS FOR CHARITY

A slew of Team UB pros are getting ready to build a mountain of chips and ski down a mountain of snow all in support of fighting cancer. UB.com today announced the sponsorship of the V Foundation Charity Poker Tournament. The two-day event set to get underway on March 24th in Reno, Nevada features a charity poker tournament, silent auction, private dinner and a “Take It Downhill” Poker Pro Ski Challenge.

BINGER WINS IN AUSTRALIA

Michael Binger put a tournament in his win column during a trip to the Aussie Millions this month. The UltimateBet pro took down Event 12 to score a $123,840 win.

Michael Binger, 32, bested a field of 42 players to win the $3,250 Pot-Limit Omaha Rebuy tournament at the Aussie Millions in Melbourne, Australia.

"We couldn't be more excited for Michael Binger on his impressive win," said Annie Duke, UltimateBet cardroom consultant.