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Every poker player who has been in Las Vegas since the start of the 2019 World Series is, by now, in one of two stages. Either they’re deliriously happy because they’ve won a WSOP bracelet or they’re just delirious. The Rio can get to the best of them, so it’s all about the hacks and tips that make each day go better whether you win or lose at the table.

SEIDEL KEEPING HIS SPOT

Finding the right spot in poker isn’t just reserved for your action at the table. Erik Seidel finds it like a glove…

CHANCE WOULD BE A FINE THING

Bromance of the WSOP so far or an unlucky table draw? Josh Arieh and Chance Kornuth get reacquainted.

ANTI-CLIMAX IN BIG FIELD

Blake Whittington has already won an $800 Venetian Deepstack event this summer. Just don’t ask him about The Mini Main.

HOW NOT TO PLAY TABLE GAMES

This gambler has it cracked. He’s got just one regret…well, maybe two.

REVENGE IS A DISH BEST SERVED LOUD

Niall Farrell has been waiting to be sat next to Martin Kabhrel for a while. And now he’s had a beer or three.

BOATMAN BELIEVES IN BETTER

Barny Boatman may have two WSOP bracelets in his career, but it’s what he gives back to poker that sets him apart (and his sense of humor). He just wishes the Rio would keep hold of it.

Who’ll become the latest player to win a WSOP gold bracelet at the 2019 World Series of Poker? You can watch the action unfold live today on PokerGO and CBS All Access as more coverage of the 2019 WSOP bracelet events takes place. Selected bracelet events will be streamed exclusively on CBS All Access in the United States.

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