The WSOPE Oktoberfest tournament attracted 2,144 players and generated over a million Euro prize pool, the 2015 WSOPE Main Event is scheduled to take place on 18 October.
The European poker tournament series is perfectly timed to run at the same time as the popular Oktoberfest beer festival in Germany.
The title 10 for 10 derives from the $10K buy-in being turned into a guaranteed $10 million first place prize in the 2014 World Series of Poker Main Event.
The 2014 WSOP Main Event Champion was Swedish poker pro Martin Jacobson and the poker documentary features a behind the scenes look at how he prepared for the Final Table.
Watch the televised broadcast of the 2015 WSOP Main Event on ESPN, ESPN2, WatchESPN every week between September 14 – November 1.
There will be a total of 16 edited episodes of the 2015 WSOP Main Event broadcast on ESPN and will switch over to a live broadcast (30 minute delay) from November 8-10.
There is a new format for the 2015 November Nine as the broadcast will be extended to three days of live poker
There is only one day left of the Main Event, on Tuesday July 15 play will continue until only the November Nine players remain.
Chipleader for Day 6 is Thomas Kearney who will try to maintain his leading starting off with the most chips going into Day 7.
At this point all the players have their eyes on the first place prize which is $7,680,021 and 2015 WSOP bracelet and title.
Chipleader going it to Day 6 is Pierre Neuville, the most notable players still active in the Main Event include: Brian Hastings & Daniel Negreanu.
The bubble burst on Day 3 and that position belonged to Roy Daoud who received free entry into the 2016 WSOP Main Event.
The WSOP Main Event Payout Structure 2015 has changed slightly with the top 1000 places receiving at least $15,000 for a minimum cash.
