We’re part way through the latest rendition of the World Series of Poker Main Event, and few things have changed. With a final turnout of 6,650 players, the Main Event exceeded expectations, including mine. I never thought it would get to 6,000, but the just-in-time relaxation of the United States’ international travel rules regarding COVID-19 …
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It’s been a different sort of World Series of Poker in 2021 to date, as one would expect. Between the shift from early summer to mid-autumn, caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and all the other pandemic-related changes that one sees on a day-to-day basis, one never knows quite what to expect. There’s also one …
There’s a major twist afoot in the saga of the pandemic-impacted 2020 World Series of Poker. Just a couple of months after a financially successful 2020 WSOP Online series, split between WSOP.com (for the US) and GGPoker (for the rest of the world), the WSOP has announced another Main Event, to conclude in late December. …
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