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.
The current chipleader is none other than the legendary Phil Ivey who has been dominating since 2014 WSOP Main Event Day 1 c where he finished the day in 2nd place.
Players from Day 2 a/b will be combined with the remaining players Day 2c for more action on Day 3 of the 2014 World Series of Poker Main Event.
Some big names have already been eliminated at this stage and have lost the opportunity to win the dream prize of $10 million guaranteed for first place prize.
Poker pros have realized that this life-changing million dollar buy-in event could boost their career earnings as it did for Antonio Esfandiari in the 2012 Big One for One Drop.
Day 1 saw the eliminations of 11 players who will not get any returns on their million dollar investment into the poker tournament most notably: Vanessa Selbst, Brian Rast and Jason Mercier.
The great thing about this event is that it is a charity tournament with 11% of the buy-ins being donated to Guy Laliberté’s One Drop Organization.
The current top 5 positions include: chip leader Sam Trickett, Tom Hall, Phil Ivey, Daniel Colman and title defender Antonio Esfandiari.
The 2014 WSOP Live stream will be available daily until 6th July with commentary by David Tuchman and Hole Cards revealed on the ESPN and Amazon Gold RFID stages.
Watch your favorite poker pros playing for the titles, WSOP bracelets and large cashes.
Upcoming live steaming events include: $50K Poker Players Championship, The Little One for One Drop, $10K Heads-Up and Ladies event.
The Final Table of the six handed tournament featured some strong competition with JC Tran and Erick Lindgren also playing for the gold bracelet.
Joe Cada is the latest member of the Multi-WSOP Bracelet winners club which is quite a feat for the 26 year old PokerStars Pro. It’s been five years since Cada won the Main Event title at the age of just 21.
