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On July 15, 2018, "the WSOP and One Drop announce the return of The BIG ONE for One Drop, a $1 million buy-in tournament capped at a maximum of 48 players and the most significant charity initiative in poker history. For the fourth time, this tournament will harness the ability of poker to bring together people from all over the globe to raise awareness and funds for the cause of water. This innovative event is back at the Rio in Las Vegas during the WSOP 2018. Once again, the WSOP will be waiv
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When you sit down to play online poker, you have no concept who you're playing against. And since everyone can hide behind a computer system screen, collusion is possible. We're talking about two or more poker gamers collaborating to take cash from another player and win more pots. On the surface, it seems easy to do. Log in from various IP addresses and dip into the same table. But safe poker websites use complicated algorithms and anti-fraud departments to find irregular play among gamers and root out the cheaters.
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The 2018 WSOP Event #36 $1,000 Super Seniors NLHE has been won by Farhintaj Bonyadi, who managed to outlast a player field of 2,191 players, claiming her very first gold bracelet and taking home with her a nice sum of $311,451. Farhintaj is the 83-year-old mother of three-time bracelet winner Farzad Bonyadi, and thanks to her winning this event, they have now become the first-ever mother and son tandem to win WSOP titles. Farhintaj said after she won, "It's just only my first bracelet. "I'm so
As mentioned before, there's never a shortage of first-time WSOP bracelet winners every time at the prestigious poker festival held annually every summer. On Monday, another first-timer WSOP bracelet winner is born, and it was Yueqi Zhu who took down Event #35 $1,500 Mixed Omaha after defeating a player field of 773 to win the title and the first place prize money worth $211,781. The 55-year-old engineer, born in China but is now based in Rowland Heights, California, has finally won his very fi
Michael 'Grinder' Mizrachi does it again, and for the third time ever in his illustrious poker career, he has won this year's WSOP Event #33 $50,000 Poker Players Championship, bagging his 4th bracelet and a whopping $1.2 million cash prize! Both he and Brian Rast have won the prestigious mixed-game event twice, with Mizrachi winning them back in 2010 and 2012. Mizrachi's achievement this year has now made him become the first three-time winner of this prestigious event in WSOP history.
This year's WSOP Event #32 $1,000 Seniors NLHE has been won by Matthew Davis, who came out on top of 5,918 players to claim his very first WSOP gold bracelet and a fat sum of $662,983 as his first place prize money. Last year, the total number of entrants was a record 5,389, but this year's 5,918 player field is now the biggest turnout for this event - generating a prizepool of $5,326,200. This event is an unforgettable one for the 50-year-old college professor from Dublin, California, as this
