2005 WSOP Main Event on PokerGO – Relive Joe Hachem’s Victory

Tim Duckworth - August 18, 2020August 18, 2020

Following an accountant in 2003 and a patent attorney in 2004, it wouldn't surprise many to see a retired chiropractor winning it all in 2005. The 2005 WSOP Main Event attracted a then-record 5,619 players and created a prize pool of over $52.8 million. It would also be the first year

PokerGO to Release Iconic World Series of Poker Main Event Footage – 2003 through 2010

Remko Rinkema - June 8, 2020June 8, 2020

Poker Central today announced that its direct-to-consumer OTT subscription service, PokerGO, will launch a new series highlighting legendary, rarely seen WSOP footage titled “WSOP Classic.” “WSOP Classic” will premiere tonight, June 8th, at 7 pm ET and will run through July 24th, mimicking the usual WSOP tournament’s summer dates. This

Five Reasons to Watch the Australian Poker Open

5 Reasons to Watch the Australian Poker Open

Paul Seaton - January 14, 2020

January is typically one of the best months of the year to visit the land Down Under. With the Aussie Open tennis championships taking place in Melbourne every year, they have been joined by the ATP Cup in the past week. For poker players, the lure of the Aussie Millions

Best Australian Poker Players

Paul Seaton - November 25, 2019November 26, 2019

Ever since Joe Hachem raised his hands to the sky with the Australian flag in his hands to celebrate winning the World Series of Poker Main Event win in 2005, Australia has been firmly on the international map as far as poker talent goes. There were those that came before

A Surreal Run for Daniel Hachem Ends Under the Banner of His Father

Daniel Hachem was locked in and focused during his six-day WSOP Main Event run.

Remko Rinkema - July 11, 2019

Fourteen years after his father was hoisted into the air, draped in an Australian flag, while his uncle and friends chanted “Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, oi, oi, oi,” Daniel Hachem made a World Series of Poker Main Event run of his own. Sadly, Hachem was eliminated on Day 6 finishing in

Through the Lens: Magicians, Pizza, and Previous Champions

Drew Amato - July 11, 2019

Things are starting to get very real in the 2019 WSOP Main Event. There are fewer than 100 players remaining as Day 6 is already underway. Day 5 brought out some big storylines, as we watched three-time Super Bowl Champion Richard Seymour fall short in 131st place, Jill Bryant was

WSOP Main Event Day 3: Champions Fall Outside the Money While Prebben Stokkan Rises from a Single Chip to Lead the Main Event

Paul Seaton - July 9, 2019July 9, 2019

The 2019 World Series of Poker Main Event saw the bubble burst, former WSOP Main Event winners cut down to size and one player go from almost zero to a chip hero. Let's look back on another dramatic day at the felt. STOKKAN RISES FROM THE ASHES Prebben Stokkan was that hero

WSOP Winner’s Circle: Nick Schulman Wins Third WSOP Bracelet in Style

Paul Seaton - July 2, 2019July 2, 2019

After leading his way into the final table, PokerGO commentator and poker legend Nick Schulman won his third WSOP bracelet after a heads-up battle for the ages with Brian Hastings. A THRILLER ON BOTH SIDES OF THE CAMERA Having thrilled fans throughout this 50th annual World Series of Poker with his insightful

WSOP Report Day #33: Nick Schulman Leads PLO Hi-Lo 8 or Better Final Table & David ‘ODB’ Baker Chases Limit Bracelet

Paul Seaton - July 1, 2019July 1, 2019

Four WSOP events reached crucial stages without awarding any gold bracelets on Sunday night as some of the action was crazy, some was calm, but all of it was exciting. The 50th annual World Series of Poker is approaching it's most crucial stage, as with just days before the WSOP

Phil Hui’s Epic PPC Journey, Shaun Deeb and Phil Ivey Share the Felt & Smith Wants Bathroom Break Incentives

Paul Seaton - June 28, 2019June 28, 2019

With all great journeys, it's never about the destination, it's about the adventure while you're on the way there. The World Series of Poker might be the best journey a player can ever go on. Not everyone can win one of the 90 WSOP bracelets on offer, that's just good