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
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The inaugural 2018 U.S. Poker Open would see an eight-event schedule held over 11 days from the ARIA Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Events on the schedule consisted of either No-Limit Hold'em, Pot-Limit Omaha, or 8-game mixed format, with the marquee event being the $50,000 No-Limit Hold'em Main
Timothy Adams Wins Back-to-Back Super High Roller Bowl Titles and $3,600,000
Stephen Chidwick Eliminated on the Bubble
Stephen Chidwick, having picked up one set of blinds with a preflop open to 115,000 (from a total stack of 165,000) with [AdTs] (uncalled), faced a preflop raise to 70,000 from Christoph Vogelsang while on the big blind with [Jh9s] in what was to turn out to be his final
First Flop of the Final Sends Chidwick Down to Six Big Blinds
Stephen Chidwick (button) and Christoph Vogelsang (small blind), saw a flop of [5s2dKh], both with aces in the hole, Chidwick with [Ah6c] and Vogelsang with [AdJh]. Vogelsang check-called a bet of 40,000 here, then 90,000 on the crucial [As] turn. On the [7h] river, Vogelsang check-called a third time for
Ben Heath Returns as Chip Leader for Super High Roller Bowl $600,000 Bubble
The $250,000 Super High Roller Bowl Sochi has reached its final table, if not the money. One of the line-up of sevent international heavy hitters will have to take the bubble spot, and with prizes ranging from a “min-cash” of $600,000 for 6th place to $3,600,000 for the winner, that
Ben Heath Leads Super High Roller Bowl Final Set to Award $10 Million
Ben Heath Leads Super High Roller Bowl Final Set to Award $10 Million
A cliff-hanger for the poker history books is in effect tonight after the Super High Roller Bowl Main Event has ended Day 2 with seven players remaining, one of whom will leave without a share in the $10,000,000 prize pool. After a twelve hour day at the tables, none of
Day 2 Ends with Seven Remaining (Led by Ben Heath), Only Six Will Be Paid
With the conclusion of the sixth 90 minute level of Day 2, play has come to a halt, no matter that we're on the pure bubble in the $250,000 Super High Roller Bowl, Sochi. One of these players will hoist tomorrow's trophy and collect the $3,600,000 up for grabs for