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Saturday, May 8, was the HUGE Jennifer Harman Charity Poker Tournament, in Reno, or as they called it, a “Poker Throw-down.” It was team play or individual play with $50 rebuys. I normally don’t like re-buy tournaments, but this was for a good cause—The National Kidney Foundation—and they were taking credit cards! It was a huge deal with gobs of poker pros and snowboard Olympic champions. Keep in mind; Lake Tahoe is just down the road.