Jesse Sylvia: 2012 WSOP October Nine Video Intervew
26-year-old American pro Jesse Sylvia is the chip leader heading into the final table of the 2012 WSOP Main Event final table, meaning he's got the best shot at the $8.5 million first-place prize and the title of 2012 world champion of poker. Sylvia is originally from Martha's Vineyard but now lives in Las Vegas where he plays live cash games for a living. Check out the full interview above and get all your WSOP content at PokerListings.com.
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Join Kara Scott at Second Annual PokerListings Battle of Malta
The PokerListings Battle of Malta is coming back for round two this September at the Portomaso Casino in Saint Julian's. This 2013 event will feature the same affordable €550 buy-in but we've bumped up the guarantee to €200,000. Check out the video to see what the Battle of Malta is all about, and head to PokerListings to find out how to win your way there for free.
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Daniel Negreanu Wins First Ever WSOP Asia Pacific Main Event
Daniel Negreanu has closed out this event, winning his fifth gold bracelet, over $1 million and the first ever WSOP Asia Pacific Main Event title. We speak with Daniel in this exclusive winner interview about what the win means and what it took to make it happen.
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Daniel Negreanu Going for Fifth WSOP Gold Bracelet
Daniel Negreanu is no stranger to WSOP final tables and he's got a commanding lead at the 2013 WSOP Asia Pacific Main Event. This also marks the third consecutive main event he's cashed in, including Las Vegas and WSOP Europe. And if Kid Poker can close out this tournament he'll earn his fifth WSOP gold bracelet.
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Daniel Marton: From Pub Poker to the Big Leagues
Australian Daniel Morton got his start in poker in the pub leagues playing for fun but now he's at the final table of the inaugural WSOP Asia Pacific main event with a shot at $1 million. Marton doesn't consider himself a poker pro but he also doesn't have a day job. Watch the video and decide for yourself.
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Local Businessman Mikel Habb Going for $1M at WSOP APAC
Mikel Habb is only a recreational poker player but tonight he's got a shot at winning $1 million and the first ever World Series of Poker Asia Pacific main event title. We caught Habb on a break from the final table to talk about why he loves poker and what's so special about this inaugural event.
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Russell Thomas at WSOP APAC Main Event Final Table, Finally Reading Books
This is the second WSOP Main Event final table for 888poker pro Russell Thomas and we caught him on the break to see how he does it. Since earning $2.8 million at last year's October Nine final table Thomas has been traveling the world, playing poker and fulfilling his lifelong dream of reading more books.
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Looking Inside Poker's Greatest Minds with Ivey, Negreanu, Hellmuth and More
Have you ever wondered what's going on inside the minds of the world's greatest poker players? Today we give you a special peek at what players like Phil Ivey, Phil Hellmuth, Daniel Negreanu, Greg Merson, Jesse Sylvia and Sam Holden are really thinking when they're staring people down at the poker table.
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Behind the Scenes at Caesars Cup with Esfandiari, Merson, Warne
The third ever Caesars Cup played out today at the World Series of Poker Asia Pacific and we're taking you behind the scenes. We speak to Team Americas' Antonio Esfandiari and Greg Merson, plus Team Asia-Pacific's Shane Warne to find out what the pros think about this made-for-TV tournament.
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888poker Qualifiers Storming WSOP APAC Main Event
The World Series of Poker Asia Pacific main event is in the money and a few of the players still in are particularly pleased since they qualified online through 888poker for a lot less than the $10k price tag. We speak to 888poker pro Sam Holden plus three qualifiers who traveled here from all over the world to visit Melbourne and take a shot at the $1 million first-place prize.
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Jonathan Karamalikis Loves the Freedom of Pro Poker
Jonathan Karamalikis is one of Australia's most successful professional poker players and he got his start playing online without ever depositing a dollar. Karamalikis grinded free money poker on the internet and got his bankroll rolling with a $3 win on UB. Since then he's raked in millions of dollars both online and live. We caught Karamilikis on a break from the WSOP APAC main event, just days after his runner-up finish in one of the first ever gold bracelet events in Australia.
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