Amir Lehavot is no stranger to the World Series of Poker. At 38 years of age, the American professional poker player has cashed in 11 WSOP events over the years, including a 226th in-the-money finish in the 2009 WSOP Main Event.
He may not be the most decorated, nor anywhere near the highest winning tournament player amidst the 2013 WSOP Main Event’s November Nine, but if there’s one thing Jay Farber has going for him, it’s spunk!
A virtual unknown in among major live poker tournaments, Sylvain Loosli is one of the most intriguing members of this year’s elite November Nine
Ryan “Riess the Beast” Riess is an American professional poker player, and one of the elite few to reach the 2013 WSOP Main Event’s final table
After 7 days of intense action, 6,343 players have been eliminated from the 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event, resulting in the historic November Nine
More than 8 million dollars is at stake at the most prestigious of all poker tournaments across the globe, and just 8 more players stand between the 36 year old American poker pro JC Tran and the ultimate card player’s dream – the golden WSOP Championship bracelet; not to mention a huge multi-million dollar cash that would more than double Tran’s current live tournament career earnings.
This morning marked Day 6 of the 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event as just 68 players returned to the tables to continue the battle for this year’s supreme poker champion.
It’s been announced that professional poker player Phil Ivey has signed a sponsorship deal with Pala Interactive, a new company recently formed with the intention of providing online poker games in California
This morning marks Day 1c of the 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event, following heavy action on Saturday (Day 1a) and Sunday (Day 1b). Already, an extensive list of well known pros and celebs have been sent to the rails in the quest for the most prestigious gold in poker history.
While it’s well known that there are some amazingly talented ladies in the professional poker business, it’s also statistically proven that they aren’t nearly as adept at winning WSOP bracelets as their male counterparts.
The Chico Poker Network might not be one of the largest or most advertised in the online gambling industry, but it has made a barrage of headlines in the last year. In 2011, the poker network changed hands, and there was a discrepancy between the network and its investors that caused problems in regards to issuing player cashouts
Online poker has been a strange business ever since the first real-money hand of cards was dealt over the internet in the late 1990’s.