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WSOP Blogs September 7, 2008
The 'November Nine' Decided: 2008 Main Event Final Table
By Rod Stirzaker Monday, Jul. 14, 2008User rating:
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POP! That was the sound of the largest final-table bubble in poker history bursting. Ladies and gentlemen, after 6,844 hopefuls started out, only nine still have their dreams of Main Event glory intact. Read Blog
WSOP 2008: 14 for Dinner in the Main Event
By Martin Derbyshire Monday, Jul. 14, 2008User rating:
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It's dinnertime here on Day 7 of the 2008 World Series of Poker Main Event, and with just 14 players remaining, it won't be long until we find out exactly who will forever be known as the November Nine. Read Blog
2008 WSOP Main Event Day 6 Recap
By Chris Hall Monday, Jul. 14, 2008User rating:
(5
votes)
The penultimate day, well until November at least, saw 79 players return in the No-Limit Main Event with the intention of playing down to the final three tables. Fifty-two players, roughly two-thirds of the field, would have to go before the day was done. Read Blog
WSOP 2008: Personality Wins
By Martin Derbyshire Sunday, Jul. 13, 2008User rating:
(10
votes)
You can read all kinds of books about poker. Most will help you with the situational math, aid you in figuring out your odds to win a pot depending on your holdings and teach you basic and advanced strategies for playing winning Hold'em. Read Blog
Playing by the Rules
By Rod Stirzaker Sunday, Jul. 13, 2008User rating:
(6
votes)
Billy Bob raised his gun and cocked the trigger. "I ain't listenin' Willy!" he slurred drunkenly, his whiskey breath engulfing the table with noxious fumes. Read Blog
2008 WSOP Main Event Day 5 Recap
By Jason Kirk Sunday, Jul. 13, 2008User rating:
(5
votes)
Day 5 of the 2008 World Series of Poker Main Event kicked off on time this afternoon with just 181 of the original 6,844 players still in contention. By the time the final hand had been dealt for the evening only 79 would remain in the race to see who can take home more than $9 million and the most prestigious tournament title in all of poker. Read Blog
Browse 2008 WSOP
Cash Freerolls
ExclusiveTotal Prize Money: $231,000
| Poker Room | Value | Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Titan Poker | $5,000 | 100 points |
| Full Tilt Poker | $3,000 | 100 points |
| bwin poker | $2,000 | 50 points |
| PokerStars | $25,000 | 100 points |
| Party Poker | $2,000 | 100 points |
| Pacific Poker | $5,000 | 35 points |
| PlayersOnly Poker | $1,000 | Deposit and play |
| Duplicate Poker | $1,000 | Deposit and play |
| Betfair Poker | $2,500 | 100 points |
| Ladbrokes Poker | $5,000 | 200 points |
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