For the entire month of July you can Match and Win with any and all Gold Cards earned between July 1st through July 31st. Just by playing poker online at Cake Poker, you will receive Gold Cards – those sweet collectible rewards that are issued randomly to players in real money ring games at any stake or level! A (Read the full post about ‘Match Gold Cards to Win Over $30,000 at Cake Poker’…)

When you join the satellite excitement happening now at PokerStars, you are in for a sizzling treat during the month of July as you play in the live event qualifiers for your seat in the Empire State Holdem Championship. But first you have to have a PokerStars player account, so if you don’t have one, get one here and enter the marketing code POKERWORKS upon registration and the bonus code STARS600. T (Read the full post about ‘Last Chance for The Empire State Holdem Championship Satellites at PokerStars’…)

The Main Event is just round the corner – Day 1a starting tomorrow – but there were still another four big prizepool tournaments to excite the many fascinated World Series of Poker fans.

We saw two tournaments play to finals – which will be settled tomorrow – one more Championship bracelet handed out and the postponed Tournament of Champions event also played to a finish.

It was a day to whet the appetite for the poker riches that lie ahead.

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Following her £1 million cash in London however, she has been unable to perform on poker’s most celebrated stage, the WSOP in Las Vegas, because she’s always been too young – until now.

Having finally breached the legal age requirement of 21, Obrestad is at the biggest show in town and is relishing every moment.

“I’ve really enjoyed the World Series,” said Obrestad. “I’ve been looking forward to it for a while and have thrown myself fully into it.

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The tournament brought 284 players into action and created a $1,334,800 prize pool for them. Day 1 thinned that field to only 130 players, and it wasn’t until late into the second day of play that the bubble burst so the last 27 players could finish the event in the money, which happened courtesy of Vladimir Shchemelev as the bubble player.

Day 3 began with only 21 players still in the field, with Sergey Altbregin in the chip lead with 486K. A (Read the full post about ‘WSOP Event 46: Chris Bell Defeats Dan Shak for First WSOP Bracelet’…)

It was a breakthrough day for one Scott Montgomery, who tallied his first WSOP bracelet win, while Frank Kassela snagged his second bracelet of the summer in $2.5k Razz.

In a strange turn of events the Rio also suffered a blackout around 2:00 a.m.

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The World Series of Poker brings out the gambler in many people, so it shouldn’t be surprising that several tech company executives are ready to get in on the action. Yam (Read the full post about ‘Google News Nuggets: WSOP Bets and PokerStars Sponsorships’…)

There were 596 people in the tournament at the end of registration, which created a prize pool of $1,370,800, payable to the last 54 players standing but reserving $315,311 for first place. Day (Read the full post about ‘WSOP Event 28: Miguel Proulx Powered Through PLO to Win First Bracelet’…)

Registration showed 644 players in the tournament that began on Monday, June 14, and the prize pool then landed at $869,400. (Read the full post about ‘WSOP Event 27: David Warga Wins Stud-8 Title’…)