The charity poker tournament was held at Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies, on Tuesday and benefitted the Paralyzed Veterans of America. According to Wicked Chops Poker (via the Wall Street Journal), the "PPA covered the $500 buy-in for each player as well as paid for the club house at Coors Field, the dealers, tables and open bar."

Other celebrities in attendance included recently-single (yay) Sarah Silverman, Richard Dreyfuss and Montel Williams, along with poker pros Andy Bloch and Barry Greenstein.

Affleck won a seat to the 2009 WSOP Main Event for winning the poker tournament (like he needed it) and $60,000 was raised for the Paralyzed Veterans of America.

A similar tournament will be held for the Republican National Convention next wekk and we can pretty much gurantee that none of these same people will show up for that.

When asked by a USA Today reporter at the 10th anniversary of Baby Einstein products in Los Angeles, Calif., whether she had any upcoming projects, the actress reportedly pointed to her baby bump and said, "This."

And while Garner refused to reveal the due date, she did tell Access Hollywood, "We're so excited, obviously."

Garner and Affleck are already parents to 2-year-old Violet. Speculation that Garner was expecting began after the couple purchased a new $16 million house in L.A.'s Brentwood area.

In 2007, Garner told the U.K. edition of Marie Claire magazine that she couldn't wait to give Violet a sibling. "We definitely wonder what it would be like to have another – hopefully, knock on wood, someday," she said.

Wonder what color this child will be named after.

Apparently, one of Garner's Alias co-stars (Vincent Garber) is spreading the word.

"Yes, she is," Garber told Us in a taped interview when asked if recent speculation was true that the couple is expecting.

A source added, "She is five months pregnant. They are very happy."

Garner has a child with Affleck named Violet who is two years old.

As of the writing of this the $5,000 buy-in poker tournament is still going on although it's a small field with only 10 tables of players (last year saw 167 players) so it shouldn't last much longer.

Among the many celebrities attending the event were the hosts actor Don Cheadle and poker pro Annie Duke as well as Adam Sandler, Jason Alexander and Charles Barkley.

Barkley busted out almost immediately (second). It was speculated by some of the crowd that Barkley intentionally busted out because the media and guest emcee Phil Hellmuth kept brining up his gambling debts.

Barkley had recently vowed never to gamble again since he was sued for outstanding debts by a Las Vegas casino.

Ante Up for Africa is held each year during the WSOP as a way to raise money for the crisis in Darfur which has cost 300,000 lives since 2003. The poker tournament asks players to donate at least half of their winnings to the charity. Last year saw the final two players announce that they would be donate 100% of their winnings to the charity.

Casablanca insists there's something to his story on the grounds that he trusts his source and that Affleck and Garner are rarely photographed together.

A spokesperson for Affleck told Casablanca: "We usually don't comment on stuff like this. But you should know sources are liars. If you guys want to do the right thing, you won't post that item. It's all BS."

Has this blog cleared anything up for you? Probably not.

Jimmy Kimmel and Ben Affleck are making sweet, sweet love. (Courtesy YouTube)

After Sarah Silverman released a video where she admitted to her boyfriend of five years, Jimmy Kimmel, that she is having sexy-time with Matt Damon, Jimmy Kimmel responded to Sarah Silverman's fucking Matt Damon video with his own "I'm fucking Ben Affleck" song.

Kimmel aired his video on Jimmy Kimmel Live along with his guest, Ben Affleck, who stars in his video. Kimmel's video also features other celebrities, including Brad Pitt, Harrison Ford, Don Cheadle, Cameron Diaz, Perry Ferrell and Pete Wentz.