Author: Paul Oresteen

Brian Yoon Takes Down WSOP Monster Stack for $1,094,349

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The World Series of Poker found massive success with the Monster Stack format a couple of years ago when it debuted. The 2017 field saw 6,717 entrants juice a $9 million prize pool play out over five days and Brian Yoon won his third career WSOP bracelet and $1,094,349.

Two No Limit Hold’em Events Featured on PokerGO

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The World Series of Poker and PokerGO offer a double dose of tournament action on Thursday. The broadcast goes live at 4:30 pm ET with the final five players in Event 50: $1,500 No Limit Hold’em Bounty to play down to a winner. Then, coverage switches to the final day

Pokerography: The Life of Hall of Famer Jennifer Harman

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While it’s midway through the World Series of Poker with PokerGO as the official live stream broadcast partner, it’s only been a month since the Day 1 of the 2017 Super High Roller Bowl debuted on PokerGO. While the streams have been immensely popular, another episode of Pokerography debuted –

Omaha Week: Anthony Zinno’s Favorite Game is Pot Limit Omaha HiLo

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The boys, Remko Rinkema and Will O’Connor, are celebrating Omaha Week over on the Poker Central Podcast. There’s perhaps no better player to talk Omaha with than Anthony Zinno – he has eight World Series of Poker cashes in Omaha, including his bracelet in the prestigious 2015 $25,000 Pot Limit

Luis Calvo Takes Down Six Max PLO for First Bracelet

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Day 3 of the World Series of Poker Event #49: $3,000 Pot Limit Omaha Six Max returned 19 players with the tall task of playing down to a winner. Chino Rheem returned to play with the chip lead but flamed out in 15th place while Luis Calvo played his way

Ray Henson: “I Want to Deserve WSOP Player of the Year”

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During the World Series of Poker you’re going to find Ray Henson at the Rio every day, grinding it out. He doesn’t look at the schedule; he just shows to play whatever is happening that day. To Henson’s surprise it’s working out surprisingly well in 2017, eight cashes into the

Eleven WSOP Championship Events in the Books

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The 2017 World Series of Poker passed the halfway point and so far, 12 $10,000 Championship event bracelets were awarded across 11 events. These fields normally cater to some of best players in the world and specialists wait all year for their particular event to turn a profit. The

Midway Through the WSOP with PokerGO

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The World Series of Poker is halfway through the schedule and through 37 events attendance has picked up slightly. The WSOP awarded over $81 million so far with 61,616 overall entrants from 98 countries with a schedule of events live streamed exclusively on PokerGO. “Players continue to respond favorably