Rafael Medel takes gold: The local player ensures the APPT National trophy stays at home, and wins the ₱2,525,000 first prize ($41K) and an APPT Championship package.
Rafael Medel takes gold: The local player ensures the APPT National trophy stays at home, and wins the ₱2,525,000 first prize ($41K) and an APPT Championship package.
How to watch the WSOP Main Event final table live: There's space for 300 sitting and 300 standing at Horseshoe. Friends and family of the players get first dibs then it's first come, first served.
What happens when another player busts your stack when you're late back from the break? We'll be asking our resident TD about this one.
WSOP reverses course: Players were confused earlier this week after news spread that no online WSOPC ring winners would be invited to The Bahamas.
The WSOP listened, and they've now changed their mind.
Mazelynt vs. Daniel Negreanu: Is it just us, or is there something very calming about watching Negreanu play golf?
Matt Stout and 2+2 legend Daliman got into a fight at a home game this week. Doug Polk breaks down a confrontation that has lit up poker Twitter this week.
WSOP Main Event final table dynamics: This is a fascinating thread that show you the sort of things the final nine in the Main Event are likely thinking about right now.
"Today, I admit my mistake." These days it's probably pretty rare for pro player and coach Phil Galfond to have a breakthrough moment when it comes to poker.
But as he says in his latest article, "It became clear that I’d been giving bad advice to some percentage of the players who follow me."
An interesting take, as always, from Mr Galfond.
Calling the clock anonymously? For some players it can be awkward to single someone out at the table. Does Ryan Depaulo have a point?
Negreanu taking temperatures: The WSOP has announced that shot clocks will not be in play during next week's Main Event final table.
After introducing the shot clocks into play on Day 7, the WSOP is now removing them for the final table.
Daniel Negreanu wants to know how the community feels about the switch up – maybe we'll hear his take on it soon.
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