WSOP Winner’s Circle: Asi Moshe Wins Third WSOP Bracelet in Brilliant Bounty Win

Paul Seaton - June 22, 2019June 22, 2019

Asi Moshe wrote his name into poker history as a triple WSOP bracelet winner last night when he took down the $1,500- entry NLHE Bounty event. With a top prize of $253,933, it was just the latest victory in a highly successful last couple of years at the felt for the

Hallaert Savage on Stacking, Elwood Likes it Hot & WSOP Brings Out the Crazy

Paul Seaton - June 22, 2019June 22, 2019

We're around halfway through the 2019 World Series of Poker, and with over 40 events in the can, players are either enjoying or enduring the middle stretch of the most fabulous festival in poker. We'll let you decide who falls into which category. HALLAERT OFFERS SAVAGE TAKE ON STACKING Kenny Hallaert wasn't

WSOP Report Day #23 – Tsang Crushing PLO High Roller, Johannes Becker and Luke Schwartz Looking Good in Limit Lowball

Paul Seaton - June 21, 2019June 21, 2019

With five events at the World Series of Poker failing to find a conclusion last night, there are big stacks for some stellar names in the game as the chips went into the bags. Let's start with the $25,000-entry PLO High Roller. TSANG SINGING AS PLO DAY 2 ENDS WITH 39

WSOP Winner’s Circle: Klein Goes Fourth and Blake’s in Heaven

Paul Seaton - June 21, 2019

Three more WSOP bracelet winners won events they'll never forget last night, as Loren Klein, Michael Blake and Aristeidis Moschonas all grabbed some gold jewelry to go with magical memories of summer 2019. Let's tell you about it. KLEIN WINS FOUR IN FOUR Loren Klein joined the heavyweight poker icons of history in sealing

Black Reaches Out (For Silence), Racener Hates on Re-Entries & Negreanu Turns Whistle-Blower?

Paul Seaton - June 21, 2019June 21, 2019

There are fun days at the felt, then there are World Series days at the felt. All summer long, there have been bracelet wins, bounties, bust-outs, side bets and plenty else besides. There has also been Poker Twitter. It's great all year round, but it's like everyone saved their best

WSOP Winner’s Circle: Cheong, Hennigan and Bojang All Win Bracelets

Paul Seaton - June 20, 2019June 20, 2019

On one of the busiest days of action in this year or any year's World Series of Poker, no less than four WSOP bracelets were handed out to winners at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino. With two first-time winners that were overdue their victories and one legend of the

Daniel Strelitz Living in Fear, The Great Uber Bluff & Joseph Cheong Hustled After Winning Maiden Bracelet

Paul Seaton - June 20, 2019June 20, 2019

You know what they say: you wait for ages for a bus then two arrive at once. Well, for poker players, that might be bracelets. On a night where two men rewrote their poker epitaphs and faced their new selves in the mirror, it was all about the taxi driver

WSOP Report Day #21 – Negreanu Leads Seven Card Stud Final Table, Cheong on Brink of First Bracelet

Daniel Negreanu looks to win his first bracelet in Las Vegas since 2008 on PokerGO and CBS All Access today.

Paul Seaton - June 19, 2019June 19, 2019

With six tournaments failing to reach their conclusion on a super Tuesday at the 2019 World Series of Poker, there were reasons to celebrate for a six-time winner and a player who most would say is overdue his first bracelet. Let's start with Kid Poker. NEGREANU LEADS SEVEN CARD STUD FINAL

Robert Mitchell Wins the WSOP $800 Deepstack Event for $297,537

Paul Seaton - June 19, 2019

Robert Mitchell won his first-ever WSOP bracelet after a mammoth day at the felt in the 37th event of this summer's 2019 World Series of Poker. MITCHELL COMPLETES CAREER-DEFINING VICTORY By the time the dust had settled, Robert Mitchell's at-times miraculous win in the $800 NLHE Deepstack event saw him bank the

The Hangover Part IV: WSOP Edition and O’Dwyer is the Star of the Poker Twitter Show

Paul Seaton - June 19, 2019

How's your World Series of Poker going? After three weeks at the felt, some players are coming into their own, while others are flat out on their back in the middle of the Rio floor, while people step over their prone body. That's not an exaggeration. OUT FOR THE COUNT At least