The 2008 World Series of Poker will begin airing on ESPN on Tuesday, 7/22 with two hours of coverage every week leading up to the November 11th final table. Six bracelet events, including the $50K HORSE championship, will set the […]
Whatcha Doin’ on Tuesday?ESPN Begins WSOP Coverage on July 22
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What\’s happening as the countdown is underway for the November Nine: Now that we know who the November Nine are, who do people root for? Is it the chip leader from St. Louis? Is it the quiet Russian? Will it
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14 players left as they head to the dinner break, to return at 8:30). Average stack will be 9.77m as the players return at 80,000/160,000 with a 20,000 ante. Eliminations: 15th – Owen Crowe 16th – Anthony Scherer 17th –
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17 players left, players return from break at the 60/120/20k level: Chip leader – Joe Bishop – 16.3m Tiffany Michelle – 4.42m Eliminations: 18th Jason Reisenberg 19th Albert Kim 20th Brandon Cantu 21st Paul Snead 22nd Judet Toni Cristian 23rd
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Today\’s the final day of play in the Amazon Room, as the 27 players remaining will play down to the November Nine, as those players scatter around the world an the vultures agents that represent them in an attempt to
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(Lost first post because of Rio internet. F!@$&! Abbreviated version here.) The goal of Day 4 was to play five levels, though it the tournament staff noted that if the field dwindled from the starting number of 474 down to
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Was wondering why I couldn\’t find proud Pokerati patch-wearer Whit Blanton … he\’s on the feature table with an uber-tiny stack in a bad position against Jean-Robert Bellande and Phil Hellmuth. Whit starts the day with 50,500 chips, making him
The remaining 600-something players are in the money, and the field is dwindling fast. Fewer poker fans are checking out the action, and cash game players are practically non-existent. It\’s that time that the World Series begins to come to
Phil Gordon is still alive and well in the main event — and because he clearly doesn\’t have his podcast priorities straight, I got to sit in for him on ESPN\’s The Poker Edge. This was new poker podcast territory
Another sign of the changing times? Doyle Brunson busted out of the main event yesterday, and for the first time in as long as I can remember — at least all the way back to 2005 — he exited the
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