WSOP Live Updates from the Final Table of the World Series of Poker Main Event 2015 at the Rio Casino in Las Vegas. The 2015 WSOP November Nine finalist have returned for the Final Table.

It’s been more than three months since the original field of 6,420 players played down to the November Nine, the action starts now with the final table on November 8.

Get the 2015 WSOP live updates right here with all the eliminations and results, as it plays out at the Penn and Teller Theater. In the next three days will know who the 2015 WSOP Main Event winner is, there is $7,683,346 for the first place prize along with the prestigious title and bracelet on the line.

Joe McKeehen is crowned 2015 WSOP Main Event Champion as he defeats Beckley heads-up on November 10, the big stack dominated the final table all the way till the end.

2015 WSOP Main Event Results

1. Joe McKeehen – $7,683,346 (United States)
2. Joshua Beckley – $4,470,896 (United States)
3. Neil Blumenfield – $3,398,298 (United States)
4. Max Steinberg – $2,615,361 (United States)
5. Ofer Zvi Stern – $1,911,423 (Israel)
6. Tom Cannuli – $1,426,283 (United States)
7. Pierre Neuville – $1,203,293 (Belgium)
8. Federico Butteroni – $1,097,056 (Italy)
9. Patrick Chan – $1,001,020 (United States)

WSOP Live Updates – Main Event 2015

Watch the 2015 World Series of Poker final tables online for free sponsored by 888poker, see the WSOP Live Stream Schedule 2015 for more details.

The WSOP Final Table Live Stream features commentary by David Tuchman detailed hand analysis plus a selection of guest appearances from poker pros such as Phil Hellmuth and Antonio Esfandiari.

The popular final table events will be played out on the ESPN stage with six camera angles and the use of RFID technology to scan the players hole cards for poker hand analysis. There is a 30 minute delay of the live stream to prevent any form of cheating.

WSOP Live Stream events will begin as the final table is reached of each event, estimated times between 1:30 – 4:30 PM (PT) or 10PM – 1AM (CET).

WSOP Live Stream Schedule 2015

There will be some major changes to the WSOP Live Coverage 2015, earlier this year PokerNews were dropped as the official live reporting team.

The World Series of Poker will handle all it’s own live reporting including final table live streaming of more than sixty scheduled bracelet events. According to Seth Palansky, WSOP Communications/PR Executive, there will be a capable team of 35 reporters handling the 2015 WSOP live updates.

For over a decade the PokerNews team handled the live reporting for each event with a shared traffic agreement with the WSOP and sponsorship from PokerStars. There was a conflict of interests when the WSOP online software launched and PokerStars withdrew their sponsorship.

WSOP Live Coverage 2015

See the 2014 WSOP Live Streaming Schedule for all the action of the Final Tables at the 2014 World Series of Poker.

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.

2014 WSOP Live Streaming Schedule

The final table for the World Series of Poker returns on 4-5 November, nine players battling it out for the title and millions for first place finish.

888 Poker JC Chan has his eye on the prize having the chipleader advantage starting out on the final table.

Watch all the action on ESPN2, the cards will be dealt from 16:30 Pacific Time with a fifteen minute delay from the live action. Poker fans can also watch the WSOP Live Streaming sponsored by 888Poker worldwide and Slotmania in US.

Commentary will be provided by Lon McEachern, Norman Chad with additional commentary by poker legends Antonio Esfandiari and Phil Hellmuth.

Before the final table started two players were inducted into the 2013 Poker Hall of Fame, Scotty Nguyen and Tom McEvoy.

US player Ryan Riess has been crowned the WSOP Main Event champion defeating Jay Farber heads-up.

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