World Series of Photos: Signs and Finger Friends

Throughout the summer, PokerGO will bring fans across the globe exclusive access to World Series of Poker final table streams and Poker Central will be following all the WSOP action. Each day, “World Series of Photos” will tell the daily stories from the Rio, so you don’t miss any of the sights of the WSOP.

Event #20 – $1,500 Millionaire Maker

Pablo Mariz became poker’s newest millionaire last night, outlasting a massive 7,761-player field to win the Millionaire Maker for $1,221,000. The Canadian was extremely emotional after coming close to a bracelet last week, when he was forced to settle for the silver medal in the $1,000 Tag Team event, but he wasn’t denied in one of the WSOP’s biggest events. Relive the entire Millionaire Maker final table on PokerGO. 

Event #24 – $1,500 Limit Hold’em

This week in I Have No Idea What Is Going On Here, Mark Bassaly’s rail from the Event #24 final table. The Californian, who eventually finished 8^th for a career-best score, had a boisterous rail that came with some extra signage. The message those signs were trying to convey, remain unknown to us but while poker needs less dogs and vlogs, , it definitely needs more signs.

Event #26 – $10,000 Razz Championship

Part II of I Have No Idea What Is Going On Here, Brandon Shack-Harris. The mixed game specialist, pictured top, had some help on Day 2 of the $10,000 Razz Championship from his puppets? We’ll call them puppets, sure. In the end, Shack-Harris and his finger friends navigated their way to the final table, meaning BSH has a shot at a third-career bracelet today.

Event #27 – $3,000 No Limit Hold’em 6-Handed

Last week’s $1,500 No Limit Hold’em 6-Handed final table, which streamed on PokerGO, was filled with big names and the $3,000 version of that event, which began yesterday, should see the cream again rise to the top. The final table is a few days away and while the next PokerGO lineup won’t be set until tomorrow night, Craig Varnell is in the driver’s seat after bagging the Day 1 chip lead.  

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