2014 World Series of Poker

Three professionals and an amateur celebrated WSOP bracelets as the 2014 Main Event got the cards in the air.

The Little One for One Drop is well under way & Bryn Kenney looks set to make his third final table of the Series.

Poker is a “very dark game,” says Colman.

Phillip Hui won bracelet number 1 against an experienced final table.

The biggest tournament prize of the year, $15.3 million goes to the 23 year old internet pro.

After turning 90, legend Henry Orenstein shows that the old guard can still compete.

$15 million and a bracelet to be decided today—Daniel Negreanu wants the bracelet.

Ari Moshe wins his first bracelet, taking down the $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em event #55.

David Einhorn hands his chips to Sam Trickett after an early bad beat sends him to the rail.

David Miscikowski, David Olson, Haixia Zhang, Florian Langmann and Phil Ivey win bracelets on the weekend that kicked off the Big One for One Drop.

Ivey is now tied for 2nd place in all time bracelets behind Doyle Brunson and Johnny Chan.

Tyler Patterson wins his first bracelet after four WSOP final tables.