It's finally here: The WSOP Main Event, the crown jewel of the summer series, kicks off today.
While there's a long way to go until a winner is crowned, you won't want to miss out on any of the action – read below to find out where, when, and how you can watch along.
We've got another bonus final table on our hands today: The WSOP Online NLH High Roller is down to a final table which will play out live later today at 4:00pm in the Paris Ballroom – and fan favorite Martin Kabrhel is in the mix.
WSOP Day 38: It's here. The WSOP Main Event kicks off today with action in Day 1A – but there's plenty of other events to keep an eye on as well.
The $1,000 Mini Main Event is down to just 9 remaining players from a field of 12,560. Amin Mostafavi leads the pack in the hunt for the $1M first-place prize.
Daniel Negreanu is one of five remaining players in the $100K PLO High Roller and sits second in the chip counts, trailing only slightly to Chris Frank.
In the $2,500 Mixed Triple Draw Lowball, only 18 players remain – including chip leader Danny Tang, Eli Elezra, and Allen Kessler. They'll play down to a winner today.
The $600 Deepstack Championship NLH rolls into Day 2 action today. 556 players remain from a field of 5,177.
Day 2 play in the $3,000 Freezeout NLH kicks off today. With 226 players remaining, there's a long way to go. Chris Moorman and Andrew Moreno take Top 10 stacks into the day.
The field in the $10K 8-Game Mixed Championship was whittled down to 73 players throughout Day 1. Chris Vitch, Naoya Kihara, and Bryce Yockey are all in the Top 10 in the chip counts.
Alongside the Main Event, we've got two other tournaments kicking off today: the $800 Summer Celebration and the $1,500 Double Board Bomb Pot PLO.
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Mixed Triple Draw returns with 18. The $2,500 buy-in will enter its final day with Chi Tang at the top. They'll play to a winner on Thursday.
A few leaders:
A few others:
Mini Main turns for home. 12,560 entries are now down to the final nine. Can anyone catch Jeffrey Evans?
Five left for big $100K PLO finale. Check out our full story, with Daniel Negreanu's shot at an 8th WSOP bracelet.
A dozen years later: Chicago's own Matt 'Grapes' Grapenthien is finally a champion again after a 12-year wait in the $10K Stud Championship. He won his first bracelet in this event in 2014.
Six-Max Winner: Markus Gonsalves beat Xiaoyao 'Jasper' Ma to wrap up the $5K Six-Max. A flopped ace allowed Gonsalves to beat pocket kings and take a stranglehold on the match in the biggest pot of the night.
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