Author: Paul Oresteen

Faraz Jaka Leads Six Max Final Table on PokerGO

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The World Series of Poker Event #36: $5,000 Six Max No Limit Hold’em kicks off its Day 4 Final Table at noon local time (3 pm ET) exclusively on PokerGO. Faraz Jaka looks for his first bracelet as he returns with the chip lead but 2016 November Niner Kenny Hallaert

James Moore Wins Back-to-Back Super Seniors Titles

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The World Series of Poker $1,000 Super Seniors Event wrapped up late Tuesday and against all odd James Moore defended his title from last year and took down the event for second year in a row for $259,230. “I’m shell-shocked at this point,” Moore said after the grueling final

Pokerography Turns Its Eye on Chris Moorman on PokerGO

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A few short weeks ago Poker Central released PokerGO – your go-to destination for all things poker. The official home for World Series of Poker live streams and the Super High Roller Bowl; the newest release in the Pokerography series is on recent bracelet winner Chris Moorman. The world’s

Frank Maggio Wins Record-Setting Seniors Championship

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The World Series of Poker annual $1,000 Seniors Championship grew into one of the most well-attended events of the summer and 2017’s event drew a record 5,389 entrants. The field was so large a fourth day was added for the final table, shown exclusively on PokerGO, and Frank Maggio won

Ben Yu Wins 2nd Bracelet in Deuce to Seven Triple Draw

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The World Series of Poker was bustling in every room on Sunday with a full slate of action that included three final tables, that featured the Seniors Championship available on PokerGO, and Ben Yu defeated an all-star final to win his second career bracelet in the $10,000 Deuce to Seven

First Bracelet for Venzuela, Cali Pro Nearly Sleeps in Car

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Friday was a busy day at the World Series of Poker with three final tables playing down to a winner. Chris Moorman broke through for his first gold bracelet, but also Joseph di Rojas was the first Venezuelan to win gold and Brian Brubaker won the $1,500 Deuce to Seven

Daniel Negreanu Playing for 7th Bracelet on PokerGO

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The World Series of Poker $10,000 HORSE Championship attracts some of the most elite players in the game and the Day 3 field is loaded. Six-time bracelet winner Daniel Negreanu leads the field with 1.2 million with nearly an average stack lead on his closest competitor and is going for

Chris Moorman Wins First WSOP Gold Bracelet

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The Final day of World Series of Poker Event #27: $3,000 No Limit Six Max returned 21 players with the momentous task of playing down to a winner, with the final table exclusively streamed, and archived, on PokerGO. Chris Moorman survived a marathon day, a three-hour heads-up battle to win

Byron Kaverman Cashing In and Moving Up

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The World Series of Poker is in full swing, which of course, has just about every possible ranked player earning Player of the Year points. Despite bricking the Series so far, Bryn Kenney still holds the leads with 2,840.97 points. Kenney’s score remains unchanged since pre-WSOP as he has