WSOP bracelet winner and Poker Atlas CEO has a handful of World Series of Poker Main Event cashes and deep runs. He plays Day 1 of the 2021 WSOP Main Event and speaks with 2008 WSOP Last Woman Standing Tiffany Michelle about how to get there again. Plus more on poker post-COVID and how the Poker Atlas poker app and website is helping poker players find poker tournament information worldwide.
Las Vegas resident and poker lover, David West has always dreamed of playing the World Series of Poker Main Event. Now, with plans to move across country he finally decided to cross it off his bucket list and play the 2021 WSOP Main Event, for what will be the first and likely last time. Tiffany Michelle catches him towards the end of Day 1 to find out if the Main Event experience is everything a poker player would dream it to be.
The game of poker has developed a lot over the last 20 years. With new advances in game analysis & strategy, we asked some top pros at the World Series Of Poker 2021 if they believe live reads are still an important element of the modern game of poker and how much they rely on them. Featuring: Matt Berkey (Solve For Why), Max Silver (SnapShove/WSOP Bracelet Winner), Ryan Leng (x3 WSOP Bracelet Winner) & Scott Seiver (x3 WSOP Bracelet Winner). For more coverage of the WSOP, follow PokerNews at... Читать дальше...
2018 World Series of Poker Main Event 2nd place runner up, Tony Miles, used meditation to make it to the WSOP Main Event final table and win $5,000,0000. He returns to the 2021 WSOP Main Event and offers poker tips to fellow poker players on how to navigate large field poker tournaments. Plus handling thee pressure of poker, resources for implementing meditation at the poker table and how he locked up five cashes so far this series.
Dan Cates has won his first WSOP gold bracelet in Event #60: $50,000 Poker Players Championship after overcoming a stacked final table and defeating Ryan Leng heads-up. In addition to a bracelet, Cates also took home the $954,020 first-place prize and the right to have his name engraved into the Chip Reese Memorial Trophy. It was only Cates' third cash ever at the WSOP, after a deep run in the 2015 WSOP Main Event and a sixth-place finish in the 2019 Poker Players Championship for $168,305. Lára... Читать дальше...