WSOP 2017

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$888 Crazy Eights, Updates at http://www.wsop.com/n/744

Harry Lodge, former UKPC winner,final tabled

[kp24]

$888 Crazy Eights, Updates at http://www.wsop.com/n/744

Harry Lodge, former UKPC winner,final tabled

Finished 3rd

[tikay]

The WSOP Main Event, starting this Saturday, will be streamed live (30  minute delay) on Poker Go, ESPN & ESPN2 (it's unclear if ESPN includes the UK version).

The full puffy spammy corporate details follow, but the cliffs are as above.

[tikay]

WORLD SERIES OF POKER MAIN EVENT TO AIR LIVE DAILY FOR FIRST TIME

ESPN, ESPN2 & POKERGO ON THE SCENE AT RIO IN LAS VEGAS JULY 8-17

FINAL TABLE LIVE ON ESPN/ESPN2 JULY 20-22

July 5, 2017 – For the first time in the 48-year history of the World Series of Poker® there will be live* video coverage of the world’s richest annual poker tournament every day. (*30-minute delay per gaming regulations)
Starting with the opening flight on Saturday, July 8, and continuing daily through the event’s conclusion on Saturday, July 22, ESPN, ESPN2 and PokerGO will provide the most comprehensive video account the event has ever seen, as players vie for a first place prize of around $8 million, while competing for approximately $60 million in prize money.

ESPN/ESPN2 will carry an estimated 40+ hours of live WSOP Main Event coverage this year starting with four hours of opening day action on July 8 as well as providing every-hand coverage of the final table during a three-night primetime finale at 9pm ET July 20, 21 and 22.  A final table preview special will air the night prior to the Main Event final table, on July 19 at 10pm on ESPN2.

PokerGO, the world’s only live poker subscription service, will cover the WSOP Main Event in tandem with ESPN/ESPN2 to provide an anticipated 60 hours of additional coverage.

“This is poker’s Olympics and we are thrilled that ESPN and PokerGO have joined forces to bring viewers around the globe inside access to our game’s most prestigious event, the WSOP Main Event and the spectacle that it is,” said WSOP Executive Director Ty Stewart.  “We can’t wait to get started on July 8 and look forward to sharing this event with a massive audience.”

Norman Chad, Lon McEachern and Kara Scott anchor all the coverage from the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, and will be joined by a rotating cast of player analysts throughout poker’s longest-structured event.
The planned schedule of WSOP live coverage on ESPN/ESPN2/PokerGO will look as follows (all times ET):

July 8   July 9   July 10   July 11   July 12   July 13   July 14
Day 1A   Day 1B   Day 1C   Day 2A/B   Day 2C   Day 3   Day 4
PokerGO   ESPN2   PokerGO   PokerGO   PokerGO   PokerGO   PokerGO
2pm-4pm   2pm-6pm   2:30pm-9:15pm   2:30pm-7:30pm   3:30pm-8pm   2:30pm-9:15pm   2:30pm-8pm
ESPN2   PokerGO      ESPN   ESPN      ESPN2
4pm-8pm   6pm-9:15pm      7:30pm-11pm   8pm-10pm      8pm-11pm
PokerGO         PokerGO         PokerGO
8pm-9:15pm         11pm-11:30pm         11pm-11:30pm


July 15   July 16   July 17   July 18-19   July 20   July 21   July 22
Day 5   Day 6   Day 7   Off Days   Day 8   Day 9   Day 10
ESPN2   ESPN2   PokerGO      ESPN2   ESPN   ESPN
2pm-4pm   2pm-6pm   2:30pm-7pm   July 19   9pm-TBD   9pm-TBD   9pm-TBD
PokerGO   PokerGO   ESPN2   ESPN2   9 players to 6   6 players to 3   Play to winner
4pm-9:15pm   6pm-3am   7pm-9pm   Final Table         
      PokerGO   Preview Show         
      10:45pm-3am   10pm-11pm         

Additionally, ESPN will air original packaged shows starting in September, bringing the total of hours shown on the network to 130 hours annually—live and taped. The edited shows will take the best live action of the 2017 WSOP Main Event combined with additional unaired footage to tell the full and complete story of how the eventual champion was crowned.

PokerGO, the ultimate source for live poker programming, is the exclusive provider of the 2017 WSOP gold bracelet event final table archives now available for streaming on demand, and will also provide WSOP Main Event live coverage on demand within 24-hours after their initial airing.

[kp24]

Hope it's on here fingers crossed

[Karabiner]

I saw that Jonathan McCann (who might be a blonde) was still in around 18/26 in the $1K turbo.

Good bloke and great player - it would be wonderful to see him hit the jackpot.

[Doobs]

I saw that Jonathan McCann (who might be a blonde) was still in around 18/26 in the $1K turbo.

Good bloke and great player - it would be wonderful to see him hit the jackpot.

4/11 right now

edit Isn't Yiannis Liperis a Blonde too?  Just gone out 11th

[Karabiner]

I saw that Jonathan McCann (who might be a blonde) was still in around 18/26 in the $1K turbo.

Good bloke and great player - it would be wonderful to see him hit the jackpot.

4/11 right now

edit Isn't Yiannis Liperis a Blonde too?  Just gone out 11th

6/7 now with $29K locked.

[Karabiner]

I saw that Jonathan McCann (who might be a blonde) was still in around 18/26 in the $1K turbo.

Good bloke and great player - it would be wonderful to see him hit the jackpot.

4/11 right now

edit Isn't Yiannis Liperis a Blonde too?  Just gone out 11th

Excellent laddering tekkers having seemingly had the shortstack for the entire FT gained our lad $71K+ for 4th place.

Well played that man!

6/7 now with $29K locked.

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Shaun Deeb finished 7th in the PPC as play finishes for the night. DN leads the final 6 players when play resumes at 2pm

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Rulah Divine stages comeback to win Event 63, $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em, earning $262,501 and first WSOP gold bracelet

http://wsop.com/n/74r

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Sebastian Langrock wins first bracelet and $268,555 in the $1,500 NLH/PLO mixed event.

http://wsop.com/n/74q

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Coming back with 308 players in Event #66: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em. Check out the counts ending Day 1:

http://bit.ly/2ts7pwz

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There are 103 players who bagged in Event #67: $25,000 PLO. Registration remains open till the start of Day 2

http://bit.ly/2tUf9tZ

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value

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