Author: Paul Oresteen

Nine Players Set for WSOP Main Event Final Table

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Day 7 of the World Series of Poker $10,000 World Championship Main Event returned the final 27 players across three tables for ultimate play down day in all of poker to the Final Table – worth at least $1 million. The Final Table took 13 hours of play, and can

Scott Stewart: Enjoying Surreal Experience of Main Event

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The World Series of Poker $10,000 World Championship Main Event is midway through Day 7 with 16 players remaining and the pressure is mounting on each player – except Scott Stewart. On the most recent break he was one of the shortest stacks remaining but the smile stretched across his

Christian Pham Leads Final 27 Players in Main Event

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The World Series of Poker $10,000 World Championship Main Event returned 85 players to Day 6 with all of them guaranteed $72,514. A long day in the Brasilia Room, over five levels to reach the final three tables of 27 remaining players. Topping the leader board is Christian Pham after

Jack Sinclair: Main Event Rookie Taking Full Advantage

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The World Series of Poker $10,000 World Championship Main Event is under 50 players on Day 6 and payouts are well into the six-figures. Players dream their whole lives of holding a seat at this point of the event, but for Jack Sinclair this is his first Main Event and

Jake Bazeley Eyeing a Final Table Run

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The World Series of Poker $10,000 Main Event is midway through Day 6 and the event is down to six tables players. Jake Bazeley is below the average stack, but the poker pro from Cincinnati is used to having to climb uphill. Bazeley has three WSOP final tables to

Day 5 Sees Robin Hegele Top 85 Remaining Players

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The World Series of Poker $10,000 World Championship Main Event increased its intensity with 297 players returning to play on Day 5. Known as Moving Day, players well into the money build stacks for a final table run and 5.5 levels of action trimmed the field to just 85 remaining

Main Event Day 5 Lessons from Bryan Piccioli

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Bryan Piccioli returned to Day 5 of the 2016 World Series of Poker Main Event as the chip leader. After a series of unfortunate events, Piccioli busted midday in 84th place. The deep run a year ago has Piccioli prepared in way beyond his years. “It’s a lot different

Martin Finger: Eye of the German Storm in Main Event

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Martin Finger is a beast on the international high roller circuit with $6.8 million in tournament earnings. He won a bracelet in 2013 and cashed in the $111,111 One Drop High Roller that year too, but otherwise his World Series of Poker results are pretty pedestrian compared to his international

Damian Salas Tops 297 Players on Day 4 of Main Event

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Day 4 of the World Series of Poker $10,000 World Championship Main Event returned 1,084 players to action with all of them guaranteed a min cash of $15,000. Five levels of action trimmed the field down to nearly a single room of 297 players. Leading the field is Damian Salas