WSOP Day 21 Update - Warga Makes History, Annie Duke's Priorities
Day 21 of the 2010 WSOP is underway with four events
underway and a fifth starting at 5 p. m. Day 1 of the $5,000
NL Six-Handed is underway in Pavilion. Day 2 of the Event
#30 has broken the bubble and is schedule to play to a final
table.
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WSOP Commentary - Why the Pros Are Winning Again
I started playing at the World Series of Poker in 2006. Back
then, we were still pre-UIGEA and amateurs were practically
dominating all of the fields. A few select pros would win
events, but for the most part, the chirping from the pros
was that âthe fields are too massive and buy-ins
needed to be raised. However, times were a changing.
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WSOP Day 18 - Compncards Plays the $1,500 Stud 8 or Better Event
Day 18 of the 2010 WSOP kicked off with the $2,500 NL Holdem
Six-Max Event. Later in the day, Day 2 of the $1,000 NL and
Day 3 of the $10,000 Omaha 8 or Better World Championship
resumed with the Omaha 8 or Better World Championship
playing out to the bracelet. However, this day for me was
all about the 5 P. M.
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James Guill,
Tom Dwan
WSOP Deflated and Outdated? Not So Much
Charlie River made a post earlier today entitled WSOP
Deflated and Outdated. In it, he made a comments regarding how that he thought that
the WSOP should be conducted and I wanted to take a few
minutes to comment both as someone who has worked it the
last three years, and someone that has played in 4 out of
the last 5 WSOPâs. *Everyman Poker is Becoming Pro Paradise*
First, Charlie contends that the WSOP has become
everyman's supermarket of poker. While there is some
merit in that statement, that argument would hold more
weight three years ago more so than it does now.
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WSOP Day 17 Update - Shaun Deeb Take a Lesson From Tiger Woods
Day 17 of the 2010 WSOP is in full swing. Day 1b of the
$1,000 NL Holdem is just out of their dinner break over in
the Pavilion Room. Day 2 of the $10,000 Omaha 8 or Better
World Championship is playing its way down to the final
table. A woman will walk away with a bracelet tonight as the
final table of the $1,000 Ladies World Championship is down
to heads-up play.
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