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ben affleck
Ben Affleck is super hot on the BuzzFeed Network right now. Here's all the best viral buzz on Ben Affleck.
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Tobey Maguire Gambling Scandal As Explained By Tobey Maguire Faces
Celebrity Buzz Tobey Maguire is being sued in a California court for hundreds of thousands of dollars thanks to his involvement with high stakes gambling. Here now to explain this slightly convoluted case are a bunch of silly Tobey Maguire faces. It's not fair to play poker with Spider-Man. His spider sense will tingle when you're bluffing. (via tmz.com)
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tobey maguire
Tobey Maguire is super hot on the BuzzFeed Network right now. Here's all the best viral buzz on Tobey Maguire.
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Video: World’s Best Poker Face
Here's a clever little ad for a poker website. Watch Phil Ivey keep a poker face like no one else can.
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Video: From Vegas With Love
The Hangover meets James Bond? What could go wrong? Nothing. As this awesome trailer mash-up proves.
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Image: How The Dinosaurs Went Extinct In The Wild West
It wasn't a meteor. It wasn't climate change. It wasn't aliens. It was all natural selection.
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Video: Cowboy Poker is Crazy
This has to be the worst contest ever. The last cowboy to set down his cards and leave the table wins. It’s all fun and games until they release the bull.
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Link: At The World Series Of Poker Two Founders Are Betting The Company, Literally
http://techcrunch.com/2010/06/17/world-series-of-poker-bet/
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You’ve heard the term “betting the company,” but have you ever known anyone who has actually done that? I mean literally. As in, they’re playing poker with shares of the company on the line. Because that’s exactly what Yammer founder David Sacks and Mahalo founder Jason Calacanis are doing at The World Series of Poker in Las Vegas.
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Image: Wolverines Playing Poker
I think I found a new painting for my living room! (Thank you, Turtlefeed)
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Video: Poker Tournament Robbed On Live TV
Live on camera and at gunpoint, the European Poker Tournament in Berlin was robbed. No injuries have been reported. (Via Mahalo.)
