WSOP: What we are still talking about.
Yesterday
This is probably the chilliest Negreanu’s vlog of the series.
Daniel is taking it easy, relaxing for Day 2 of the Main Event. No hand breakdowns or poker action in this one – just a man taking a well-deserved break before getting back to the grind.July 05
It’s golf and partying on this edition of Daniel Negreanu’s WSOP vlog.
Day 41 of the 2026 World Series of Poker and episode 41 of Negreanu’s vlog, without skipping a single day. Not too much poker in this one, but if you love golf, you’ll definitely enjoy it.Alex Foxen is back at the top of the POY leaderboard, breaking the 3,000-point mark.
Shaun Deeb is hot on his heels, though, and there are no slouches in the top ten, so there is a lot of work to be done and quite a few more tournaments to go.No bracelet, but Texas Mike is still in the running for the POY title.
We can debate his poker strategy till cows come home, but no one can deny that this man is truly dedicated to pursuing the Player of the Year title. It makes it really hard to root against him, so go Mike, do your thing!Texas Mike has a real shot at a bracelet tonight.
It seems like Texas Mike’s crazy approach could finally be paying off. He’s entering the final table of the $800 Summer Celebration event as the chip leader, battling for the first place of $500,000 and the gold bracelet. From what’ve seen from Mike, that $500k is probably not a big deal for him, but he’ll definitely want the win!July 04
That’s one way to celebrate turning 21.
Some players have to wait for years and dozens of tournaments for their first bracelet. Adrian did it shortly after turning 21, by outlasting a field of over 5,000 entries. That’s definitely something to write home about.Daniel Negreanu is right back in the mix.
There is no rest for the wicked. Right after winning his eight WSOP bracelet, Negreanu is back in the mix of things as the grind continues.The pain of being a poker celebrity.
Chris is (kind of) joking here, but having a camera that close to your face probably doesn’t feel great.It’s the small problems that no one talks about…
Jen Harman has been putting in some volume at this year’s series, but, unlike most players who complain about cards, dealers, and bad beats, she has different problems.Dzmitry Urbanovich finally gets a WSOP bracelet.
It took some doing for the Polish poker pro, but Urbanovich finally made it all the way in the $10k 8-Game Mixed Championship to capture his maiden bracelet alongside $431k in prize money.July 03
Check out Kid Poker’s WSOP resume.
When you look at Negreanu’s entire run at the World Series of Poker, it is truly nothing short of impressive. Eight bracelets across many different variants, 64 final tables, and over $27.5 million in winnings – and he is still going as strong as ever.The numbers are going in the right direction at the 2026 WSOP.
The summer series got off to a bit of a slow start, but things seem to have picked up speed in the second half.This is probably the most exciting Daniel’s vlog of the entire series.
In case you’ve missed the news, Daniel Negreanu won the $100k PLO High Roller yesterday, banking $2.2 million and bagging his eighth bracelet.
His latest vlog brings you the breakdown of the final table and the winning moment exactly the way Negreanu experienced it!
July 02
Daniel Negreanu battling heads up for the bracelet.
There is just one more player standing between DNegs and the WSOP bracelet as well as that $2.2 million first place money!Daniel Negreanu is going after a bracelet tonight!
Daniel is coming into the final table of the $100k PLO High Roller second in chips, having already locked up at least $500k. However, there is $2.2 million for the winner and a gold bracelet up for grabs, and Kid Poker will certainly fight hard for the victory.Allen Kessler with another deep run.
Could this be the one that finally turns into a WSOP bracelet?Daniel Negreanu running deep in the $100k PLO event.
Kid Poker is making a deep run in another big buy-in event, playing against some of the best, raking in the chips, and analyzing a few interesting hands along the way.July 01
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Will this one bring some luck for Aaron Barone as he tries his luck in some big-field events at the 2026 World Series of Poker?Keep up with Kevmath in the $600 WSOP Deepstack Championship.
Kevin Mathers joins the action once more. If you’d like to follow his progress and/or offer your support, this is the thread to do it. GL Kev!Caitlin is running deep in another one.
It seems that Comeskey’s decision to max late-reg the $10k Stud 8 Championship was a good one. She made it through to Day 2, locked up a profit, and will be battling for a bracelet with just 13 players left.June 30
The action continues in the $10k Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo Championship.
There are some last-minute entrants, including Caitlin Comeskey who is coming hot off of her deep run and fourth place finish in the $1,000 Ladies Championship.Josh Arieh is hunting for a bracelet.
With only 60 players remaining in the $5k 6-max event, Josh Arieh is coming back to a decent stack, looking to increase his bracelet count (and claim some valuable points for the Fantasy Draft, of course).June 29
Ninth WSOP bracelet is well within The Grinder’s reach.
Combining a massive chip lead and his tremendous experience, we wouldn’t bet against Michael Mizrachi in this one.Brad Owen is looking to make things happen at the WSOP.
It has been a rather quiet series for the popular poker vlogger so far, but he is running deep in a Mixed Big Bet event and things could change.June 28
Check out Jeremy Ausmus’ run in the Limit Hold’em Championship.
Jeremy has been vlogging a lot of mixed game content, featuring his own play in various events. His latest vlog brings his final table run in the WSOP Limit Hold’em Championship. It’s not a very long one, but if you are looking for something that’s not no-limit, definitely check it out.Nick Hellmuth running hot in the Mystery Millions Bounty event.
Phil Hellmuth’s son managed to outlast thousands of players to secure a seat in Day 2 of the massive Mystery Millions Bounty event, and Phil couldn’t be more proud.The grind continues for Daniel Negreanu.
Another day, another WSOP vlog from Daniel Negreanu, starting with some personal updates, moving to his efforts in a 10k PLO, and wrapping up with the record-breaking $1k Mystery Bounty.The Mystery Millions event makes history!
With 22,811 entries, it has become the largest-ever $1,000 event in the history of the series and the fourth-largest WSOP tournament overall. There is really no doubt that people just love mystery bounty tournaments.June 27
Faraz Jaka will be documenting every hand he plays in the Main Event.
This is a great opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look into strategies used by one of the game’s top pros. Jaka promises to share the good, the bad, and the ugly, giving you a full overview of his run in poker’s biggest event.In case you’ve missed it – there will be no dinner breaks during the Main Event until Day 4.
There are a few 30 minute breaks during Days 1, 2, and 3, but there are no long (60+ minute) breaks on the schedule, and this seems to rub quite a few players the wrong way.Daniel Negreanu is sharing his thoughts on this year’s Poker Hall of Fame candiates.
In his latest vlog, DNegs talks about a few players he plans on voting for this year and reveals the criteria he focuses on when deciding whether someone is a HOF material.WSOP Main Event All-In Flips are coming?
It looks like players will have an opportunity to flip for Main Event seats in rake-free tournaments. Great news if it happens!Close but no cigar for Nick Schulman.
Nick Schulman came close to capturing another title at this year’s WSOP, but he was denied at the very last hurdle. In the end, it was Japan’s Koji Fujimoto taking home the bracelet, winning one of the most prestigious mixed game events of the summer.The 2026 WSOP commemorative coins are now available at the WSOP store.
There are only 200 of these collector coins available, so if you want to get one, you should better hurry.Did you know that it was Phil Laak who made the WSOP change the rules about concealing one’s identity at the table?
In 2008, Laak’s elaborate disguise took it too far, and the World Series officials realized something had to be done before this trend caught on.June 26
The WSOP Player of the Year race is heating up.
Alex Foxen is still leading the way, but Josh Arieh and Benny Glaser have narrowed the gap after their extraordinary performances in the Poker Players Championship.
Schulman and Deeb have some catching up to do, but these two certainly don’t mind putting in the grind, and with a few dozen events still left on the summer schedule, plus the WSOP Paradise in December, it could be a very tight race to the finish line.
Two poker legends sharing a table.
Nick Schulman is running deep in yet another poker tournament, sharing the table with Billy Baxter, a poker legend in his own right. There is no other series that brings so many poker players together at the same place.Daniel Negreanu is back at a final table.
Another vlog, another final table, as DNegs tries to find his way around the very difficult $25k High Roller Mix event. This one brings a lot of action and hand analysis but, as always, Negreanu finds some time to get around the room to check in with Kessler and stop by the Ladies Event.Glaser is celebrating his historic win.
After winning the $50k Poker Players Championship, Benny Glaser is over the moon – and rightfully so!It was another runner-up finish for Josh Arieh in the PPC.
He now has two second places in this prestigious event, and we all know the saying. Third time is the charm, so hang in there, Josh. You’ll get them next time!Benny Glaser claims the 2026 PPC title!
Having outlasted one of the toughest fields of the summer, Glaser has once more confirmed he is one of the best mixed game players around. He adds the prestigious Poker Players Championship title to his already-impressive resume, picking up his ninth bracelet and adding $1.3 million to his running count!June 25
DNegs is running hot in the $25k Mix High Roller & sharing his thoughts on the Poker Hall of Fame Nominees.
Check out the latest vlog from Daniel Negreanu as he makes yet another deep run in a big buy-in event, talks about this year’s nominees for the Poker Hall of Fame, and discusses some names that he believes should have made the shortlist.These are the eight nominees for the 2026 WSOP Hall of Fame.
The votes are in and we have the names of the eight players eligible to be inducted into the Poker Hall of Fame this year. Now, it will be down to current living members to make their picks!June 24
Negreanu is having fun at the WSOP!
Despite things not exactly going his way this series, Daniel is still in a great mood, firing in tournaments, having fun with people on the rail, and clearly enjoying his time at the green felt.June 23
Looking for more mixed game content? Jeremy Ausmus comes to the rescue!
Ausmus has been vlogging his runs in mixed game tournaments, at least somewhat filling that gap, and he’s just released a new vlog for our viewing pleasure.Latest Negreanu’s vlog has a little bit of everything.
Daniel continues his efforts in the $50k Poker Players Championship, dissects some interesting hands, and brings you live footage of Phil Hellmuth consuming a big sandwich at the table. What more could you possibly ask for?June 22
There will be some coverage from the Players Championship tonight.
Although tonight’s WSOP live stream will focus on the Milly Maker, the good news is that there are camera crews around the PPC area as well, and we’ll be getting at least some coverage from one of the most prestigious events of the summer.This year’s Milly Maker did not disappoint.
With almost 12,000 entries and the prize pool of over $15,000,000, the 2026 Millionaire Maker event will one more be one of the biggest of the entire series.
Although there is a small drop in participation compared to the last year, it’s fairly insignificant. The remaining 400+ players are back tonight to continue their long and difficult journey, but there are big rewards waiting at the finish line.
There is a lot happening at the World Series of Poker tonight.
The Poker Players Championship will be in the focus, but the $1,500 Millionaire Maker is always an interesting event to follow.Event #58 – 2-7 Triple Draw will crown its winner tonight.
There is a WSOP bracelet and $160,000 up for grabs and 12 players remaining in the hunt.It’s time for the Poker Players Championship for Negreanu.
On the latest episode of Daniel Negreanu’s WSOP vlog, DNegs joins one of the most prestigious events of the series, shares some thoughts on the PPC, talks about the Main Event numbers, and more.June 20
Daniel Negreanu is stuck $700k, but he’s not giving up.
Although things haven’t been going his way this World Series, DNegs continues to battle it out. He may be down $700k for the summer, but he’s firing again in the $50k PLO High Roller, mixing it up with some of the best in the world once more.If you get peckish at the tables, there is a new solution at the WSOP.
The World Series of Poker has launched Caesars Eats, an app that allows you to order food and have it delivered straight to your table. Not a bad option to have, just in case.June 19
Satellites for the $50k Poker Players Championship kick off today.
If you’re looking to get into one of the most prestigious WSOP tournaments, you can do so at a discount, thanks to Landmark satellites playing today and on Saturday.Here’s your quick recap of some of the most recent happenings at the 2026 WSOP.
The Summer Camp has been fast and furious, making it hard to keep up with everything. In case you may have missed something, PokerGO brings you a quick breakdown of some of the biggest going-ons over the past 24 hours or so.Is it time for the WSOP to look into late registration rules for high roller events?
Jeremy Ausmus brings some quality arguments as to why incentivizing on-time registration could be the right move all around, resulting in larger fields, bigger prize pools, and, naturally, more money for the organizer.Daniel Negreanu running deep in the $25k PLO High Roller.
In the latest episode of Negreanu’s blog, check out his deep run in another tournament, a few hand breakdowns, and Daniel’s commentary on Hellmuth’s son Main Event markup controversy.Only five players left in the hunt for the bracelet in the $25k PLO High Roller.
There is $2.1 million up for grabs as well, so plenty to fight for. Alex Foxen nearly made it to the final day, but was stopped in seventh place.June 18
Bounties are now in play in the $10k Mystery Bounty event.
There are only 84 players remaining to start the action, and mystery bounties are in play. One lucky player will get the top bounty of $250k, and there are five more 100k bounties up for grabs. There are quite a few big names still in the mix, including Kristen Foxen, Ethan 'Rampage’ Yau, and Scott Seiver.Get your free shot at the WSOP Main Event seat!
All you need to do is fill in the form and submit your free entry. One lucky winner will be announced on June 28, and since it’s completely free, you might as well give it a try!Daniel Negreanu’s latest vlog feature WSOP Academy, Martin Kabrhel, and more.
DNegs is back on the grind for another day of the 2026 World Series of Poker as he battles it out in the $25k PLO event and breaks down some interesting hands along the way.June 17
Daniel Negreanu is in the $25k PLO High Roller!
Daniel’s latest vlog focuses on his performance in the $25,000 PLO High Roller, brings a few interesting hand breakdowns, and, as always, some tidbits from Negreanu’s life away from the felt.Calvin Anderson is looking to add to his bracelet collection.
He’ll be battling it out at the final table of the $10k Razz Championship, trying to win his sixth WSOP bracelet, but there are some formidable opponents in his way.WSOP launches new WSOP+ membership program.
Okay, this is something new.
WSOP has launched WSOP+, a subscription service that effectively replaces ClubGG’s previous membership plans and brings several WSOP products under a single subscription.
Starting at $9.99 per month, members get access to poker training through the newly launched WSOP Academy, ClubGG benefits, WSOP merchandise discounts, and lounge access during the WSOP in Las Vegas. A higher-tier plan is also available with expanded benefits.
WSOP Academy itself looks like a gamified poker training platform where players can test their Poker IQ, complete challenges, earn XP, and learn through interactive hand scenarios.
June 16
Apparently, you can only withdraw once from your Paris tournament account.
Once more, Kevmath comes through, answering an important question regarding players’ funds held in their WSOP tournament account. Only one withdrawal is available during the series.It’s was just one of those days for Daniel Negreanu…
A whole new vlog from DNegs is here, and this one brings quite a rollercoaster of emotions, showing that poker, as fun as it may be most of the time, can get frustrating at times, even for the best of the best.The Colossus final table is finally formed.
From over 16,000 entries, only nine remain in this year’s Colossus, and they’re coming back today to battle it out for the bracelet and the first place of $550k! Among them is a five-time bracelet winner Eric Baldwin in search of his sixth gold.June 15
You should never bet against Nick Schulman as long as he has chips in front of him.
While he may be on the short stack, Nick Schulman will certainly do his best to spin it up and get in the contention for another bracelet in the $10k Big O Championship. And Schulman’s best is pretty good!Brad Owen is on the bracelet hunt.
We are used to seeing cash game action on Brad’s vlogs, but this one is all about his efforts in the $10k Omaha 8 WSOP Championship. Owen has been working on improving his mixed game skills, and this is a great way to put his newly acquired knowledge to the test.Alex Foxen is now leading the Player of the Year race.
After taking down the $10k Super Turbo event, Foxen has leaped to the front of the WSOP Player of the Year race. It looks like we’ll have another exciting battle for the winner, as there is much more action to go before the race wraps up in December.Daniel Negreanu is all over the place in his latest vlog.
It’s quite a day for DNegs at the World Series of Poker, as he goes from playing in the $250k high roller to a $10k Super Turbo to an $800 event. No one can accuse him of not grinding hard this summer.June 14
Negreanu is having some fun in the $250k High Roller.
Check out the latest Daniel’s vlog where he brings us the action from the $250k WSOP High Roller. Negreanu mixes it up with the best but this doesn’t prevent him from having some fun, taking some strange lines, and enjoying his time at the tables.Kevmath is back with some more useful tips on how to use your WSOP Live app.
Just a quick PSA for players coming back to the tables for Day 2 or 3 action, but definitely a useful one.Dong Chen triumphs in the $10k Limit Hold’em Championship.
It was a very tough field filled with some of the game’s best, but Dong Chen managed to hold his own and claim his second WSOP bracelet, defeating Benny Glaser in the final skirmish.June 13
Check out some poker legends coming together in Negreanu’s latest vlog.
First, there is a festive opening of the new WSOP store, and then it’s back to business for Daniel, as he mixes it up with the likes of Gus Hansen and Phil Ivey in the $10k Limit Hold’em Championship.There is no stopping Nick Schulman.
Proving his mixed game mastery once more, Nick Schulman went on to win his eighth WSOP bracelet by taking down Event #37 – $1,500 H.O.R.S.E.
Schulman outlasted the field of 780 players to add another big win to his resume and pick up the first place money of $183,000!
Major changes to the Poker Hall of Fame – up to six players could now be inducted in a single year.
In what is probably the biggest shakeup to the Poker Hall of Fame rules, the system has been changed to allow for eight nominees and up to six of them potentially being inducted in a single year.
While six is not likely to happen, we’ll certainly see more deserving players inducted on a yearly basis, instead of one or two per year. This is something the poker community has been demanding for a while, and the change is finally here.
June 12
New hoodie, high roller action, and more on the latest Daniel Negreanu vlog.
The grind continues and Daniel takes us on the journey with him, as he finds himself on a massive $200k bubble, wearing a brand new WSOP hoodie for good luck.June 11
Check out this PSA about Colossus, brought to you by Kevin Mathers.
The structure of this particular event can be a bit confusing, but not to worry – Kevmath is here to clear the air!Daniel Negreanu takes on some of the best players in the world.
Check out the latest vlog from DNegs as he battles it out in the $10k PLO 8 or Better Championship, breaks down some hands, and then heads over to the $100k High Roller to face a truly stacked field.June 10
Patrick Leonard offers an interesting take on WSOP streams.
We know by now that it’s impossible to make everyone happy, but there is certainly some truth in terms of over-exposure. There are so many (Hold’em) poker streams basically every day, and high stakes have almost become an expectation rather than a rare treat.
Does an average poker fan enjoy watching a final table of a $500 or a $1k WSOP event more than a $50k+ high roller? It’s hard to say, as it depends on who’s in the lineup, what the background stories are like, and how it all comes together.
It is true that some of the high stakes players, despite their great poker abilities, have somewhat lost that excitement that you can see in small stakes events. Or maybe they are better at hiding it. But a big part of the allure of watching poker is seeing that raw emotion in big spots and witnessing life-changing moments, when someone turns their $500 buy-in into high six figures.
June 09
Daniel Negreanu brings you a quick breakdown of all things WSOP.
In his new vlog, DNegs covers some of the biggest stories from the last couple of days before getting back into action, looking to make some big news headlines himself.Shaun Deeb’s reign at the top continues, but Kihara is closing fast in this year’s WSOP POY race.
Shaun Deeb, who won the 2025 WSOP Player of the Year race, continues to lead the 2026 WSOP POY leaderboard. However, the gap is beginning to shrink.
After back-to-back victories in $10,000 Championship events, Naoya Kihara has quietly climbed to No. 2 and now sits just 50-60 points behind Deeb, putting the top spot well within reach.
That said, there’s still a long road ahead. With plenty of events remaining and the WSOP Paradise series later this year, the leaderboard could look very different by the time the race concludes.
What’s particularly impressive is Deeb’s ability to remain on top despite not having a major breakout performance in Las Vegas this summer. A strong WSOP Europe campaign has helped keep him ahead of the pack.
Elsewhere, Michael Leah is also firmly in contention, currently sitting sixth, while Kristen Foxen, fresh off winning her sixth WSOP bracelet, rounds out the top 10.
June 08
Allen Kessler comes up short once more.
The bracelet was once again within reach for Kessler, but the cards once more refused to cooperate when it mattered the most. Maybe next time?Four days after completing a miracle comeback from one chip, Naoya Kihara has won another WSOP bracelet.
We have the first double bracelet winner of the year, and it’s Naoya Kihara. Just days after winning the $10,000 2-7 NL Lowball Single Draw Championship following an unbelievable comeback from a single chip, the Japanese poker pro has captured another title, this time in the $10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship.
What makes the story even crazier is the timeline. It took Kihara nearly 14 years to win his second WSOP bracelet, but only four days to win his third. After one of the most remarkable comebacks you’ll ever see, he followed it up by topping a 130-entry field in Seven Card Stud and taking home more than $300,000.
An incredible run and one of the stories of the summer so far.
June 07
What has DNegs been up to?
It’s a new day and a new vlog from Daniel Negreanu. The pups are celebrating their ninth birthday (happy birthday!), Daniel is trying to teach his friend Mike about modern poker (good luck with that), and then it’s back to the felt to try and build some stacks.In for fantasy points, out with his first bracelet!
Frederic Normand entered the $1,500 PLO Hi-Lo 8 or Better event mainly to try and score some additional points for the $25k Fantasy Draft.
He certainly achieved that goal, having won the tournament to capture his first WSOP gold. And, to make the win even sweater, he wrapped up the heads-up battle in a single hand!
The final table of the $25k High Roller is set, and Kristen Foxen is still there.
There are only six players remaining, battling it out tonight for the first place worth $1,773,083. Christen Foxen will be starting second in chips, while Galen Hall leads the charge with a massive stack.June 06
Jesse Lonis is super hot this WSOP!
After falling just short of winning a bracelet in Event #5, Jesse is back at it, running deep in the $25k Hifh Roller event. He’s got the game, he’s got some chips to work with, so maybe this time, he can go all the way?June 05
Naoya Kihara just pulled off the greatest comeback of the 2026 WSOP.
How often have you heard the famous poker phrase, “All you need is a chip and a chair”? This is exactly why that saying has stood the test of time. As long as you have a single chip left in your stack and a seat at the table, you still have a chance to win. And that’s precisely what happened in the $10,000 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Single Draw Championship.
What makes this tournament particularly interesting to me is the game itself. No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw is often considered one of the purest forms of poker, with a heavy emphasis on reading opponents, betting decisions, and hand selection. It’s also my favorite poker variant and was the game I spent most of my time playing when PokerStars was available in my country. I’ve put in a lot of volume over the years and crossed paths with many of the format’s best players.
The tournament was eventually won by Naoya Kihara, a former Team PokerStars Pro from Japan and a highly respected player in this format. He’s someone I’ve played against online over the years, and from my experience, he’s always been a very tough opponent in 2-7 Single Draw.
According to PokerNews, Kihara outlasted a field of 198 entries to capture the bracelet and $428,923 in prize money. The victory ended a 14-year WSOP bracelet drought dating back to his win in the $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Six-Handed event in 2012, when he became Japan’s first-ever WSOP bracelet winner.
What’s remarkable is that Kihara nearly didn’t make it to the final table. On Day 1, a bluff gone wrong against Benny Glaser left him with just a small blind after Glaser made the call. Most players would have been headed for the rail shortly after.
Instead, Kihara fought back through a series of double-ups and triple-ups, completed one of the most incredible comebacks of the summer, and went on to win the tournament. Along the way, he also eliminated Phil Hellmuth, who finished in ninth place.
A chip and a chair. Sometimes that’s all you need. Well done Kihara!
That’s one easy way to make someone’s day.
It’s easy to put WSOP dealers on the blast for their mistakes. We need more of this, and rest assured the poker gods will reward you with some good karma. Or they won’t, but do it for the vibes!June 03
Can Tara Dunn go all the way?
With just over 100 players left and a big stack of chips to work with, Tara Dunn is in a great spot to make the final table and go after that bracelet. But it is PLO, so, who knows…Daniel Negreanu’s 2026 WSOP adventure continues.
It’s a new day and a whole new WSOP vlog from one of the game’s best. His day starts with some action from the $10k High Roller, where Negreanu has some chips to work with. But, as we all know, poker tournaments can be very fickle.June 02
Chance Kornuth is looking for a deep run.
After bagging a big stack yesterday, he returns today to continue his journey in the $10k GGMillion$ High Roller, but the bracelet is still quite a bit away.What does the lucky $1M bounty winner has to say?
This man turned his $550 tournament entry into a $1,000,000 mystery bounty, and he says he’s done for the summer. I mean, who can blame him?June 01
Here’s your free map to Water Coolers at the World Series of Poker.
Kevin Mathers is the go-to man for all WSOP info, big and small, and one of his latest post brings you information about where you can find water coolers in and around the tournament area.
It’s important to stay hydrated while grinding or working all sorts of poker media jobs, so it’s useful info to have.
May 28
Some interesting WSOP predictions from David Lappin.
He believes that the attendance in the Main Event will be down compared to the last year, and that this drop will lead to the event introducing a single reentry per player. Surely, they can’t do that for the Main?May 27
Ever wondered what your lifetime odds are to win a WSOP bracelet?
Honestly, on this occasion, ignorance is bliss.Daniel Negreanu put his money where his mouth is in this year’s $25K Fantasy draft, drafting himself for $116.
He was only outpriced by Shaun Deeb and Michael Moncek, with Deeb going for a whopping $133.
Negreanu’s advice for teams? Don’t blow your budget on one superstar, even if it’s Deeb. He told PokerOrg:
Some teams are willing to go all-in on one guy because they feel like they have a really good stable of $1 guys. However, if you look historically at this draft, those teams don’t typically win; the more balanced teams do.
With 44 players available for just $1, Negreanu sees the value in finding hidden gems.
But make no mistake—he’s confident in his own ability to rack up points, which explains why he didn’t hesitate to draft himself. Sometimes the best value is the player you know best.