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If the world’s biggest poker tournament happened…

on the world’s most important sports network…

but nobody was there to watch it…

did it really ever happen?

It ain’t quite Schrödinger’s WSOP, but all the talk this week is about the Worl...

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Final table set for WSOP Main Event

A Poker Hall of Famer, a future Hall of Famer, and a WSOP Main Event Champion are among the final 21 players of poker’s most celebrated event. Which one of them makes the final table?

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21 days ago
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WSOP Extra: Moneymaker bubbles his signature event

PokerOrg’s Guest Editor of WSOP coverage now has a lot more time to be guest editing. In a hand philosophers will be debating for generations to come, Chris Moneymaker went broke on the stone bubble. While we’re sure he is disappointed, we...

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Santas, fighters, and (redacted), oh my!

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