2019 WSOP Bracelet Event Episodes Now Available on PokerGO

Tim Duckworth - October 27, 2020October 30, 2020

The 2019 World Series of Poker (WSOP) featured a record-setting 90 bracelet events across the seven-week schedule that also included nine online events held on WSOP.com. Viewers had multiple options to consume WSOP coverage with action split between PokerGO, ESPN, and CBS All Access. In addition to the live streams of

Power Rankings: Main Event Mayhem as Sammartino Grabs Top Spot

The Poker Central Power Rankings are dominated by the WSOP Main Event finalists headed up by Dario Sammartino.

Remko Rinkema - July 18, 2019

If you'd asked me last week who would've been in the Power Rankings lead I would've, without a doubt, said: The Main Event winner. In a shocking turn of events, however, it's the runner-up who grabbed the top spot as he struck a chord with the voting panel! Other names

WSOP Winner’s Circle: Keith Tilston Wins $100,000 High Roller for $2.79 Million, Defeats Daniel Negreanu Heads-Up

Paul Seaton - July 14, 2019

He had 98 problems, but winning wasn't one. Keith Tilston took on the 99-player field of the $100,000-entry High Roller event knowing that he was taking on the best of the best. After triumphing against one of the toughest final tables of all the 87 events that have begun in

WSOP Report Day #43: Danny Tang Wins Maiden Bracelet, Mike Dentale Leads Little One for One Drop & Cada Big in Champions Event

Paul Seaton - July 11, 2019July 11, 2019

Six huge WSOP events other than the Main Event were taking place on a wild Wednesday in Las Vegas. There was a brand new winner, some big stacks in the little one and Mike Dentale had a change of heart. It's the poker paradise that never stops giving...excitement! Here's what

Through the Lens: Peters Closes the Show

Drew Amato - February 25, 2019

Just like that the 2019 USPO has come and gone. Heading into the final day, there were a few ways the USPO could shake out, but Sean Winter was likely the betting favorite. If Winter's cashed, he would have locked up the title and $100,000 bonus, but if he busted

David Peters Wins Event #10 – $100,000 Main Event ($1,320,000) and U.S. Poker Open Championship ($100,000)

Tim Duckworth - February 24, 2019February 24, 2019

The final event of the U.S. Poker Open has concluded from inside the PokerGO Studio at ARIA Resort & Casino with David Peters winning the Event #10 - $100,000 No Limit Hold'em Main Event for $1,320,000, while simultaneously snatching the U.S. Poker Open Championship from Sean Winter to be awarded

Keith Tilston Eliminated in 3rd Place ($528,000)

From the button, Keith Tilston raised to 120,000 and David Peters moved all in from the big blind for nearly 3.2 million. Tilston begins talking to Hunichen and then decides to call all in for 1,640,000 total. Tilston: [KcQs] Peters: [Ac6c] Tilston was at-risk and trailing against Peters as the flop landed [Tc7c3s] give

Keith Tilston Leads River Against Chris Hunichen

Chris Hunichen raised to 120,000 from the button and Keith Tilston called in the big blind. The flop landed [8s7dAd] and Tilston checked to Hunichen who continued for 100,000. Tilston called, and the turn landed the [2d] and both players checked. The river landed the [Ac] and Tilston led out for 175,000 and

Keith Tilston Shoves the Big Blind

Chris Hunichen limped the button for 60,000 and David Peters completed from the small blind. From the big blind, Keith Tilston moved all in for 1,270,000 total and Hunichen immediately asked for a count. Hunichen folded, as did Peters, and Tilston collected the pot.

Flop Bet Win for Keith Tilston

David Peters limped the small blind for 60,000 total and Keith Tilston raised to 185,000 from the big blind. Peters called, and the flop landed [Th8c3d]. Peters checked, Tilston bet out 150,000, and Peters folded.