WSOP 2015

New improvements to the deposit process make it easier than ever to play online poker.

In other weekend action, actor James Woods finished in 7th place in WSOP Event #4.

Wang defeated a tough final table to collect $466,120 in the $5000 buy-in No Limit Hold’em event.

The Colossus gets underway today and is expected to break all records for the largest live poker tournament field.

Free Wi-Fi access for players on newly installed infrastructure will facilitate the play of online poker at the 2015 WSOP.

Improved customer service and a place to create a player community provide good reasons for the new forum.

Chin’s victory points to an under-emphasized source of growth for online poker.

Videos, live reporting, chip counts and live streaming of more than 60 final tables to be included as part of the coverage.

Organizers are looking to bring back more than just the final two players to play live at the Rio.

Sixty-eight bracelet events, Deep Stack tournaments, satellites and cash games will transform the Rio into “poker’s version of Woodstock.”

Nearly 50% more players will cash in the 2015 WSOP Main Event.

Monster Stack, Millionaire Maker & Little One For One Drop all return in 2015.