This series, several poker pros have added another WSOP bracelet to their collection at the Rio Casino in Las Vegas. The World Series of Poker is sponsored by 888poker, where the World play online.
Watch all the action online see the WSOP Live Stream Schedule 2015, watch the final tables live with a 30 minute delay played out on the ESPN stage featuring commentary by David Tuchman.
The World Series of Poker will return to the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino with more than 60 WSOP bracelet events in the series.
Dates for the 2014 WSOP Main Event have been set from 5-14 July, and will take a break when the final 9 players remain.
With the recent developments in the regulation of online poker in Nevada & New Jersey, players will now be legally able to qualify for their seats to WSOP events in 2014.
The official WSOP online poker software will offer WSOP satellites to players who reside in these American states.
Event 51, the Ladies No-Limit Hold’em Championship will have a buyin of $10,000, but ladies entering the event will get a discounted buyin of only $1,000.
The WSOP 2013 gets underway today with Event 1: Casino Employees No-Limit Hold’em starting at 12:00 PM (Wed, May 29th) and runs until July 15, 2013 at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas.
More than 230,000 poker players are expected to participate in the 2013 World Series of Poker, and about 95 percent of the entrants will be men.
An estimated 1,000 women are expected to enter the Ladies No Limit holdem Championship this year for an estimated first place prize of about $200,000.
Due to the US elections the WSOP Main Event final table has been rescheduled to an earlier date, changing regular November Nine format. The final table players have been labelled the October Nine.
Coverage of the 2012 WSOP Main Event will begin from 14th August leading up to the final table live, see the 2012 WSOP ESPN TV Schedule for dates and times. This year footage of 2012 WSOP Live final tables were available for live streaming online.
Phil Ivey was eliminated in 3rd place leaving Joe Cassidy vs Scotty Nguyen heads-up at the end of Day 3.
Ivey missed his 9th bracelet again after being denied victory earlier this week when he was heads-up with Andy Frankenberger in Event 17: Pot-Limit Hold’em. Phil Ivey is on fire at the 2012 World Series of Poker after boycotting the series in 2011 after Black Friday/Full Tilt Poker where players funds were seized.
The Tiger Woods of Poker misses another opportunity to add a non-holdem bracelet to his collection, but he currently leads the 2012 WSOP player of the year leaderboard in points.
Phil Ivey would have increased his WSOP bracelet earnings lead to 4th place sharing the position with Johnny Moss.
