National Deaf Poker Tour

The National Deaf Poker Tour made some noise at the Venetian in Las Vegas in a two day finale to the four stop 2007-2008 season. The event was created by Nathan Montoya, Jarrod Musano, James Rydstrom, Joey Seifner, Alok Doshi, and Andy Foster to provide a venue for deaf poker players to relax, enjoy themselves, and hold conversations with everyone around them without worrying about being understood. Created in 2006, the National Deaf Poker Tour made their latest stop with a $200 buy in main event that drew 136 people playing for a chunk of the $20,672 prize pool. Related Articles: Poker pro wins ante up for Africa Poker fans look forward to ESPN WSOP coverage...