And The Bluffy Goes To… Vote In The Bluff Magazine RCA’s

Check out who got nominated and who got snubbed!

And The Bluffy Goes To... Vote In The Bluff Magazine RCA's
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It’s award season and that means it’s time once again for you to cast your vote in the Bluff Magazine Reader’s Choice Awards!

Voting is more than a right, it’s a privilege and should you neglect to hit the poker polls you will have no room to complain about the winners. If you do vote though, you can complain a bunch and we all know that poker players love to complain.

So, log on and click a bunch of buttons to help determine who will win a covered “Bluffy.”

Best On The Felt Story
Best Off The Felt Story
Favorite Broadcast Crew
Favorite Web-Based Poker Show
Breakout Performer
Best Final Table
Favorite Male Poker Player
Favorite Female Poker Player
Favorite CA Poker Room
Favorite Nevada Poker Room
Favorite Northeast Poker Room
Favorite Florida Poker Room

They don’t appear to want your coveted information so there’s no harm in participating. Just DO IT.

With every award ceremony the best part is not the nominees, but the SNUBS and we’re ready to give the needle to a few of those who got passed over by the Bluff RCA’s.

Best On The Felt Story SNUB – Jose Canseco's finger falls off at the poker table. Yea, it was a hoax and he’s an Ahole for lying about it but it was a story we’re going to call it a stub…er, snub.

Best Off The Felt Story SNUB – Daniel Colman calls Phil Hellmuth a bunch of nasty names on a forum. People loved this drama.

Favorite Broadcast Crew SNUB – David Tuchman (solo) on the WSOP Live Stream. No jokes, he was great.

Breakout Performer SNUB – Aaron Massey. This guy has all but locked up the HPT POY.

Favorite Male Poker Player SNUB – Phil Laak, obv. He’s the best.

Favorite Female Poker Player SNUB – Danielle Andersen. Former UP Pro would run away with this category if those hits on Me vs. U were any indication.

Were there other snubs that we missed? Tweet at us!

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