WSOP Main Event

World Series Of Poker WSOP

The WSOP Main Event of The World Series of Poker is when the action really warms up and you need to be looking out for it on July the 3rd. This year they have chosen to have a large gap from July 14th until the final table which begins on November 9th

It is expected that this years event will be one of the highest paying with a record top prize and as usual we are expecting fireworks all the way. Below is the schedule for the final event.

World Championship No-Limit Texas Hold’em Main Event

The Championship No-Limit Texas Hold’em Main Event. The Buy-in is $10,000

Event Number 54A is on July 3rd Info - 54A Day 1A 2,500 Players

Event Number 54B is on July 4th Info - 54B Day 1B 2,500 Players

Event Number 54C is on July 5th Info - 54C Day 1C 2,500 Players

Event Number 54D is on July 6th Info - 54D Day 1D 2,500 Players

July 8th Tuesday 12 noon Day 2A

July 9th Wednesday 12 noon Day 2B

July 10th Thursday 12 noon Day 3

July 11th Friday 12 noon Day 4

July 12th Saturday 12 noon Day 5

July 13th Sunday 12 noon Day 6

July 14th Monday 12 noon Day 7

Final Table Schedule

Sunday Final Table 9th Nov

Monday Final two players compete heads-up on 10th Nov

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Bodog Poker

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2001 World Series of Poker Winner

Juan Carlos Mortensen is known as The Matador and within the first four years of playing poker managed to win an amzing $1.5 million at the 2001 World Series of Poker Main event. He is no stranger to being in the top prize winners playing poker tournaments and he has some very big wins.

Back in
2007 he won the prestigeous Bellagio Five Star World Poker Tour Championship which has a very big buy-in of $25,000. This and his WSOP win has secured his place in the top poker players league.

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