Author: Paul Oresteen

WSOP Announces 2017-2018 Domestic Circuit Schedule

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The World Series of Poker announced the domestic half 2017-2018 WSOP Circuit schedule and it grew to a record 26 stops. The international side of the Circuit schedule is expected in the coming weeks, but they’ll all be playing towards the $1 million + Global Casino Championship. “We are

Biggest Personalities of the November Nine Era

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The November Nine era of the World Series of Poker Main Event ended Monday with the announcement of the Poker Central’s deal with ESPN and the WSOP. The November Nine began as an experiment and turned into a unique page of poker’s history. The concept ran for nine years

WSOP Changes Rio Footprint and Player of the Year Format

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Following Monday’s blockbuster announcement with Poker Central acquisition of global television and digital media rights to the World Series of Poker and a partnership with ESPN to bring same day coverage of the Main Event, the WSOP announced a couple of more changes for the 2017 Series. The “Mothership”

Daniel Daniyar Wins WPT Amsterdam Main Event

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The World Poker Tour Amsterdam Main Event final table wrapped up weeks of European action that combined the PokerStars Championship Monte Carlo, WPTDeepStacks Amsterdam and the first cross-promotional MonteDam Swing between the two brands. Daniel Daniyar bested the 224-entry field and won $166,344, his name etched on the Champions Cup

Andreas Klatt Dominates MonteDam Swing Points Race

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A little over two weeks ago cards hit the air for the first of four qualifying events in the cross-promotional event between PokerStars and the World Poker Tour. The MonteDam Swing joined PokerStars Championship Monte Carlo and WPT Amsterdam into a competition for players competing in both events. Andreas Klatt

Shyngis Satubayen Leads WPT Amsterdam, Andreas Klatt on Fire

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Day 2 of the World Poker Tour Amsterdam Main Event gained 26 additional players before cards hit the air, pushing the number of entrants to 224 overall. Nearly 100 players advanced from Day 1 flights and after ten level of action the field is down to 32 remaining players as

Ryan Riess Bags Personal Best Online Score in SCOOP Event

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Ryan Riess rocketed to the top of the poker world when he won the 2013 WSOP Main Event. He’s improved as player over the last four years and won his first World Poker Tour title in April. Riess traveled to Monte Carlo and Montreal for live events but while in

John Juanda Auctions SHR Bowl Action for Charity

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John Juanda might be the most soft-spoken Poker Hall of Famer playing today. His resume speaks for itself with $20 million in career earnings and five WSOP bracelets. He’s confirmed to play the 2017 Super High Roller Bowl for the first time and intends to auction off 1% of his