Americas Card Room have just implemented a major software update which is guaranteed to attract more players, prior to the update the software had horrendous graphics and outdated functionality.
ACR’s biggest downfall in the past was it’s outdated software, the latest update was developed over the last 7 months adding new features which players had requested.
The new poker software looks slick with a completely redesigned poker table and lobby enhancements. The update should keep the online poker site current with it’s competitors in the US market: Cake Poker, Carbon Poker and Bovada.
Dusty Schmidt aka Leatherass9 endorses the brand as an official member of the ACR Elite team.
Americas Cardroom accepts players from around the World including USA players. The poker site is part of the Winning Poker Network, know for it’s fast cash withdraws with payments processed within 2-3 days.
New players get a 100% first deposit bonus up to a maximum of $1,000, plus entry into the weekly depositors freeroll.
The November Nine 2013 will be decided at the end of Day 7 of the WSOP Main Event, the final 9 players will have a few months off before returning for the final table in November.
The November Nine players have outlasted a field of 6,352 players and having been playing the tournament all week long.
The final table players are: JC Tran, Amir Lehavot, Marc McLaughlin, Sylvain Loosli, Jay Farber, Ryan Riess, David Benefield, Michiel Brummelhuis and Mark Newhouse.
The final table returns in November this year as the 2012 WSOP Main Event was held in October due to US elections last year.
Get the latest WSOP 2013 Main Event updates and highlights of the 44th Annual World Series of Poker.
The Main Event attracted a playing field of 6,352 players, the total prize pool amounted to more than $59 million dollars with a first place prize of $8,3 million.
The tournament will run until 15 July 2013, and continue playing until only 9 players remain. The November Nine will return for the WSOP 2013 Main Event final table on 4-5 November.
Each year the WSOP sees celebrities including actors and sport professionals taking on pro poker players, this year the 2013 edition of the world series of poker is no different.
The battlefield is the $10,000 buy-in, no-limit Texas Hold ‘em main event of the WSOP which started last Saturday and runs through until the 15th July when the final nine players remain.
The final nine players will then once again compete for the prestigious 44th WSOP bracelet with the winner taking home $8.4 million in November when ESPN will cover the final table live.
Entries into the 2013 WSOP main event were slightly lower than prior years with 6352 entrants from 83 countries which included 5% women, all competing for the title.
Celebrities seem to be attracted to the allure of the World Series of poker, perhaps many of them just like the air time and notoriety of playing the biggest poker event of the year and of course sponsors and marketers thrive at being given the chance to display their logos on celebs who will most likely be given some airtime on TV.
Celebrities already out of the Word Series of Poker this year include actor James Wood, “Everybody Loves Raymond” star Brad Garrett, “Seinfeld” actor Jason Alexander, Jennifer Tilly of “Liar Liar also a poker pro, UFC Mixed Martial Arts champion Georges St. Pierre.
While some celebs may be there just for financial gain from their sponsors many take the game more seriously and can prove tough competition for the seasoned pros as they tend to play unpredictably, and there is inadequate time to learn their individual playing style in a live tournament environment.
The 2013 WSOP One Drop tournament is a new high roller event with more than $17 million dollar prize pool generated by the 166 registered WSOP one drop players.
The High Roller tournament replaces last years WSOP Big One for One Drop, where Antonio Esfandiari won more than $18 million.
The buy-in for the high roller event has been reduced to $111,111 instead of a million, the 2013 High Roller event raised more than half a million for One Drop.
Watch the entire WSOP One Drop High Roller event – WSOP Live Streaming online sponsored by 888 Poker.
Another new charity poker tournament is the Little One for One Drop which will feature a low buy-in to attract a large playing field.
*Update final four players return for Day 4 – Bill Perkins, Anthony Gregg, Chris Klodnicki & Antonio Esfandiari.
