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Nanonoko Returns to Poker in Canada

PokerStars pro Randy ‘nanonoko’ Lew has not played online since Black Friday but now resumes grinding: he is in Canada and he returned with a 6-max SNG video.

Admin - 2011. September 09.

Randy ‘nanonoko’ Lew, often credited as the king of multitable poker, has been among those pros who have been to shut down their online poker operations after the USA DoJ action of 15th April, 2011. Now, however, the PokerStars pro has returned and, like a number of other US pros, including Phil ‘OMGClayAiken’ Galfond, Olivier ‘livb112’ Busquet or Daniel Negreanu (who basically went home, after all), he settled in Vancouver, Canada for the time being.

Randy 'nanonoko' Lew

He played his first sessions on 8th September and, according to PTR, has been grinding at NL400 – NL1000. To celebrate his comeback, he produced a 6-max Hyper-Turbo SNG video for his fans.

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