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Hellmuth narrowly misses 18th bracelet at first final table of the summer

1 week ago | poker.org | Matt Hansen

Phil Hellmuth fell just short of an 18th World Series of Poker bracelet with a third-place finish in the $2,500 Mixed Omaha8/Stud8 event on Wednesday night at his first final table of the summer. Jason Daly was the winner, picking up his second bracelet and $244,674. His first was two years ago in the $3K Limit event. Hellmuth's near-miss was still good for $112,360 and it was the eighth cash of the summer for the 17-time champ.
Negreanu bubbles biggest WSOP final table yet as Kabrhel makes last 8

1 week ago | poker.org | Matt Hansen

Martin Kabrhel commanded the center of attention on Day 2 of the $250,000 Super High Roller, but an early run fizzled out when David Peters bluffed him on the stone bubble and the Czech pro will need to spin it back up to get back into contention on Tuesday's Day 3. Meanwhile, seven-time WSOP champ Daniel Negreanu will move on to the next one after a ninth-place finish.
Beat the WSOP heat this summer with these Las Vegas pools

1 week ago | poker.org | Matt Hansen

Las Vegas is hot in the summer, as you have probably heard. You have also heard that it is a dry heat, as if that is some relief when it's 118 degrees outside. Thankfully, it has always been hot here, and we aren't the first people to deal with the problem. Previous generations saw an early need for swimming infrastructure, and now more than 200,000 pools dot the Las Vegas Valley.
Aussie pro pulls off more Mystery Bounty magic at Aria Poker Classic

1 week ago | poker.org | Matt Hansen

Malcolm Trayner added yet another mystery bounty title to his resume on Saturday after taking down$1,100 BetMGM Mystery Bounty at the Aria Poker Classic. The tournament drew 592 entries, building a $355,200 prize pool, with an additional $216,080 in bounties up for grabs. The Australian pro earned $66,060 for the win, along with $34,500 in bounties, including the $15,000 final table bounty and multiple $5,000 pulls.
Stylin' and profilin': The most expensive fashion statements at the WSOP

2 weeks ago | poker.org | Matt Hansen

The World Series of Poker wasn't always a place where you could find a lot designer clothing, unless you count custom Stetson cowboy hats, but there's a good chance you could always find an expensive watch. These days you can keep pace on the latest trends by watching the games most stylish players on the catwalk in Paris Purple, where the highest buy-ins hold their Day 1.
'End Boss territory': Nick Schulman wins 7th bracelet in heads-up slug fest

2 weeks ago | poker.org | Matt Hansen

Nick Schulman beat Darren Elias in a heavyweight lowball bout after nearly seven hours of heads-up play for his seventh bracelet in the $10,000 Deuce-to-Seven Single Draw Championship at the World Series of Poker on Wednesday. The 233 entries set up the largest-ever WSOP Championship in no-limit lowball history, a fitting score for the greatest to ever make the worst hand.
'Ask that guy to pipe down': Not even Negreanu can stop Martin Kabrhel

2 weeks ago | poker.org | Matt Hansen

"Hey, ask that guy to pipe down. Seriously. Shut up." The loud request came from Daniel Negreanu, who was competing for his eighth bracelet in the $10K 2-7 Single Draw Championship on the back feature table in the Horseshoe Event Center. Players, media, and staff in the room did not have to look to know that his target was Martin Kabrhel, number one Czech player in the world, three-time WSOP bracelet winner, and one of the loudest players in the game.
The Poker Hall of Fame is born: Letters from the 1979 WSOP

2 weeks ago | poker.org | Matt Hansen

The Poker Hall of Fame debuted in 1979 at a gala held on the eve of that year’s World Series of Poker Main Event, a championship attended by 54 of the best and richest gamblers at Binion’s Hotel and Casino. It was another chance for Binion's to tell the stories of its larger-than-life characters, this time by enshrining the game's biggest stars in a gallery on the far wall.
'Breaking my brain': WSOP Shootout winner grabs $1M bonus only he could win

3 weeks ago | poker.org | Matt Hansen

Michael Lavin parlayed a 2,800-entry freeroll into a $1 million bonus and his first live WSOP bracelet in the $1,500 Shootout on Friday night at the 2025 World Series of Poker. Lavin, who has 17 online WSOP Circuit rings and one online bracelet, added his first live WSOP hardware and a $1 million bonus from the Gold Rush Promotion on ClubWPT Gold on top of the first prize of $267,373.
5 of the cheapest (and best) hot dogs you can find in Las Vegas

3 weeks ago | poker.org | Matt Hansen

A lot of cities have their own special hot dog. Chicago has its seven-topping style, New York the dirty water dog, and Detroit with its chili-topped Coney dog. Even Seattle is trying to have its own hot dog with cream cheese and grilled onions. Similarly, Las Vegas has its own special variety of hot dog: cheap. Vegas has been drawing people in with cheap eats since the first Chrysler Town & Country ambled down the Las Vegas Strip, and the only budget snack that remains may be the mighty hot dog.