Poker News - November 2007

SportingLife Poker 11 Nov -- A warning has been issued by Arizona health regulators to players using the Paulson brand poker chips.

Apparently, the chips in question may contain dangerous levels of lead.

The statement was released by a Phoenix TV station, which reported that the EPA had declared over 200 tested chips lead-poisonous.

The CEO of Paulson followed by issuing a statement claiming that new chips will be reformulated to contain less lead.


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