Here are some interesting numbers, from WSOP statisticians: In Baseball Terms: A .300 hitter in baseball is considered special. The below chart details those who are cashing at the WSOP at a similar clip: NAME CASHES EVENTS ENTERED CASH PERCENTAGE […]
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Roland deWolfe, the most recent WSOP bracelet winner, representin\’ the GBR Joe Elliot-style. One of today\’s bracelets goes to Sweden. Any chance Tomas Alenius will request the Finnish national anthem be played — you know, to make things right in
Updated Regional Standings: World Series Gets Worldy Italy stripped of earlier bracelet
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The morning update for those that didn\’t stay up all night to watch… Zac Attac! Zac Fellows took down the $3,000 HORSE event in a marathon final table just a couple hours ago, outlasting James Van Alstyne to take a
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Recapping the action from Wednesday night: Brock to Brock Brock Parker extended the streak of double braclet winners at the WSOP to 10 years, as he bested Joseph Serock in the $2,500 NL Holdem 6-max event. Both bracelets came in
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A recap of the events from earlier this morning, trying something new to avoid the wall of text my morning reports have become: Harb-oring a bracelet Congratulations go out to Anthony Harb who took down the $2,000 NL Holdem event
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Finishing the recap from last night\’s activities with a preview of today\’s lone tournament: The $5,000 Seven Card Stud Eight or Better World Championship concluded shortly after 2am, with German Sebastian Ruthenberg outlasting Chris \”Jesus\” Ferguson to win his first
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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
The Fontana Room Race for the gold continues as the field of 639 players has now been reduced to 27 lucky little devils skilled men. David Levi ended the first day without increasing his starting stack while Scott Fischman was
