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  • WSOP: Stoyan Madanzhiev Wins Main Event, $3.9 Million
    WSOP: Stoyan Madanzhiev Wins Main Event, $3.9 Million

    For the last five days, 38 poker players have been dreaming about having the possibility of becoming the 2020 World Series of Poker Online Main Event champion. That’s how many players were left when the tournament was paused last Monday. Bryan Piccioli was the chip leader and online crushers Benjamine Rolle, Samuel Vousden, and Jonas […]

  • 2020 WSOP Main Event: Final Flight Breezes Past $25M Guarantee
    2020 WSOP Main Event: Final Flight Breezes Past $25M Guarantee

    No matter what happens, the 2020 World Series of Poker Online Main Event will have the largest prize pool in online poker history. The $5,000 buy-in event, which has 22 starting flights, features a $25 million guarantee, allowing it to surpass the 2018 partypoker MILLIONS which had a $21,780,000 prize pool.

  • WSOP: Terrell ‘heezahustla’ Cheatham Wins $500 Turbo NLHE for $116K
    WSOP: Terrell ‘heezahustla’ Cheatham Wins $500 Turbo NLHE for $116K

    One hour and one minute. That’s all it took for Terrell ‘heezahustla’ Cheatham to go from third shortest stack at the final table to bracelet winner on Friday morning in Event #16 ($500 NLHE Turbo). The tournament, which had 1,528 entries, took just 7.5 hours to play down to a champion.

  • WSOP: Joe McKeehen Tops $3,200 High Roller for Third Bracelet Win
    WSOP: Joe McKeehen Tops $3,200 High Roller for Third Bracelet Win

    The argument could be made that Joe McKeehen is the most successful World Series of Poker Main Event champion of the modern era. The 2015 WSOP Main Event champion added a second bracelet in 2017 and has nearly $9 million in live earnings outside of his Main Event victory. Early Wednesday morning, McKeehen added to […]

  • 2020 WSOP: Nations That Could Thrive in Online Bracelet Chase
    2020 WSOP: Nations That Could Thrive in Online Bracelet Chase

    Over the past 50 years, for many, the World Series of Poker has grown into more than just a poker series. It’s become a pilgrimage of sorts. Players from all over the world head to Las Vegas to take their shot at battling against the best, bringing home a bracelet and possibly be crowned a […]

  • WSOP: Eight-time Circuit Ring Winner Michael Lech Wins Bracelet #1
    WSOP: Eight-time Circuit Ring Winner Michael Lech Wins Bracelet #1

    Michael Lech is one of 13 players with at least eight World Series of Poker Circuit rings to his name. Early Tuesday morning the Arkansas native won Event #13 ($1,500 NLHE High Roller) of the 2020 World Series of Poker Online to become just the fifth player of that group to own a WSOP bracelet.

  • The House of Moorman: Fireworks, Lobster Rolls, a Five-Figure Score
    The House of Moorman: Fireworks, Lobster Rolls, a Five-Figure Score

    Over the course of the 2020 World Series of Poker, PocketFives will be checking in with Chris Moorman and Katie Lindsay as they chase down WSOP glory. This is Episode 2 of The House of Moorman. Katie Lindsay wants to get it on the record early. With her three cashes through the first nine events […]

  • WSOP: Ryan Torgersen Earns Redemption and Bracelet in Event #10
    WSOP: Ryan Torgersen Earns Redemption and Bracelet in Event #10

    Early Friday morning, Ryan Torgersen suffered the ultimate heartbreak in poker after finishing runner-up in Event #9 of the 2020 World Series of Poker Online. A little bit more than 24 hours later, Torgersen enjoyed the ultimate joy after winning Event #10 ($600 NLHE Monster Stack) to win his first career bracelet and $172,361.

  • WSOP: Ron ‘MacDaddy15’ McMillen Wins Event #9 for $188K
    WSOP: Ron ‘MacDaddy15’ McMillen Wins Event #9 for $188K

    It took just 55 minutes on Friday morning for ‘MacDaddy15’ to go from middle of the final table pack to World Series of Poker bracelet winner in Event #9 ($1,000 NLHE Six Max) and in the process earn the single biggest score of the 2020 WSOP to date.

  • Bracelet Winner Jonathan Dokler’s New Life is ‘Off to a Hot Start’
    Bracelet Winner Jonathan Dokler’s New Life is ‘Off to a Hot Start’

    For almost two decades, poker fans have been pestering Brian Koppelman and David Levien to write a sequel to Rounders. In the final scene Mike McDermott jumps in a taxi in New York City and tells the driver to take him to the airport.

  • WSOP: Alan ‘GladiusIII’ Goehring Earns Bracelet with Event #8 Win
    WSOP: Alan ‘GladiusIII’ Goehring Earns Bracelet with Event #8 Win

    Some 21 years ago, Alan Goehring finished runner-up to Noel Furlong in the 1999 World Series of Poker Main Event. He hadn’t made a WSOP final table since – until Wednesday. Early Thursday morning, Goehring conquered a final table that had two WSOP bracelet winners – including the current top player on the WSOP leaderboard […]

  • WSOP: Nathan Gamble Wins Second Career PLO8 Bracelet
    WSOP: Nathan Gamble Wins Second Career PLO8 Bracelet

    After five straight days of No Limit Hold’em action in the 2020 World Series of Poker Online, the four-card wizards got their first chance to shine with on Monday night with a Pot Limit Omaha 8-or-better event and Nathan Gamble emerged to win his second career WSOP bracelet in this variant.

  • Mike Matusow Will Not Face WSOP Discipline After YouTube Threats
    Mike Matusow Will Not Face WSOP Discipline After YouTube Threats

    Mike Matusow will not face any discipline from the World Series of Poker after he threatened to assault another player following his elimination from Event #5 ($1,000 NLHE Freezeout) of the 2020 WSOP Online on Sunday night.

  • Matt ‘Bodeyster’ Bode ‘Had That Feeling’ Before Winning WSOP Gold
    Matt ‘Bodeyster’ Bode ‘Had That Feeling’ Before Winning WSOP Gold

    It was just before midnight when chaos erupted in the basement of Mr. Bode’s Hampton, New Jersey house. You see, his son, 29-year old Matthew Bode, who had just driven all the way from his home in North Carolina to play a little online poker, had just won his first World Series of Poker gold […]

  • WSOP: Allen ‘Acnyc718’ Chang Dominates Final Table to Win Event #5
    WSOP: Allen ‘Acnyc718’ Chang Dominates Final Table to Win Event #5

    Starting the final table with the biggest stack, Allen ‘Acnyc718’ Chang eliminated five of his eight opponents to take down Event #5 ($1,000 NLHE Freezeout) of the 2020 World Series of Poker Online to win his first bracelet and a $161,286 payday.