The delay of the WSOP main event final table allowed Harrah\’s to invest the final table prize money, with the exception of $900,670 paid to each player in July, in a money market account to accumulate interest in the months […]
Mo’ Money for WSOP November Nine EightInterest Added to Top Eight Payout Spots
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What\’s happening today at the WSOP while UB issues an update regarding the NioNio scandal (with more user names involved): The complete Main Event payouts have finally been officially released, here\’s what the November Nine will be looking forward to
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The moment we\’ve all been waiting for has arrived… The official number of entrants in the 2008 WSOP $10K NLHE main event is 6,844. Second largest field ever. When it was announced that the final 666 players will be in
And the Official Number is… 6844!First Place to Pay Over $9 Million
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What\’s happening at this moment while reading Gary Wise\’s latest entry about what\’s \”good for poker\” is really good for poker. Today brings another two tournaments to the starting line, first at noon is the $2,000 NL holdem event and
What\’s happening around the WSOP while the world\’s #1 Limit Holdem player is waiting for you. It\’s almost 6:00am and play finished at 18 in the $1,500 NL event. They\’ll be coming back at 1:30pm today to eventually get to
RIP, B oDiddley… What\’s going on at the WSOP today while reading Gary Wise\’s new blog and Mean Gene\’s latest post makes me wonder if I can claim to be a poker pro because I cashed in a $2.20 180-runner
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For those who are curious, here\’s how the USPC has changed over the years, in terms of the size of the main event field, and thereby payouts: (Top 2 finishers in parentheses) 2002 — 72 players* (John Hennigan beats Erik
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