Another day, another vlog from Daniel Negreanu.
Tune in to see how 'Kid Poker' bagged up one of the biggest stacks for Day 2 in the $50K High Roller PLO.
It's Day 26 of the World Series of Poker – here's what to watch for today.
11 players remain in the $10K H.O.R.S.E. Championship – including chip leader Calvin Anderson, Chris Brewer, Josh Arieh, and Robert Mizrachi.
The $50K High Roller PLO finished Day 1 play yesterday with 81 entrants. Sean Winter and Daniel Negreanu are neck-and-neck for the chip lead headed into Day 2 play today.
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The $3,000 6-Handed NLH continues today with Day 2 action. 53 players remain from a field of 1,150.
The $1,500 Five Card PLO is down to seven remaining players. Kamel Mokhammad leads the pack with more than double the stack of his closest competitor and looks to close out his first bracelet win.
And, last but not least, action in both the $1,000 PLO and the $1,500 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw gets underway.
Are you a 'feel' player? Or is every decision a math problem to be solved?
Author Paul Gibbons explores poker's 'quiet civil war' in the first of a new series for PokerOrg.
BREAKING: Player tells Martin Kabrhel to "shut up". First time for everything.
Solve this poker puzzle. Greg Raymer got beat... but how?
Who won the what now? Don't forget you can check every WSOP result so far in our comprehensive winners' list, updated daily.
Joey Couden defeated Shaun Deeb heads-up in the $3K Nine Game Mix. It's Couden's third bracelet in a career littered with WSOP tournament cashes, and Deeb's deepest run of the series so far.
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Martin Kabrhel: Big in Texas? The Czech motormouth has a fan in Texas Mike Moncek. "He's a legend."
Hellmuth tests #positive. Tough break for PH, who will be sitting out a few. Feel better, big guy.
Alex Anton scoops $10K Mystery Bounty. Anton beat Julien Sitbon in heads-up play after the two dispatched Josh Reichard in third place.
- Alex Anton - $678K
- Julien Sitbonm - $452K
- Josh Reichard - $313K
- Champie Douglas $220K
- Jovan Kenjic - $158K
- Jakob Miegel - $116K
- Gregor Sverko - $86K
- Vadzim Lipauka - $65K
- Kent Stephens - $50K
