 | He has once again secured more than $730,000 in the WSOP Main Event, but this time, Mark Newhouse says he won't settle for a ninth-place finish. He wants the $10 million first-place prize.
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Casino City's Vin Narayanan believes the World Series of Poker Main Event's aspirational narrative is dead. He proposes a new marketing plan -- one that focuses on the tournament's best qualities.
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Regulators said the technology, which is operated by Gibraltar-based 888 Holdings, could be the model for the planned system that would run the shared online gaming network between Nevada and Delaware.
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Swedish pro Martin Jacobson, with 22.45 million chips, will take the lead into Day 7. Jacobson began the day 14th in chips with 3.925 million but consistently chipped up to the top of the leaderboard.
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Matt Jarvis finished eighth in the 2010 Main Event, Jason Mann was 25th in 2013, and on Saturday, Darlene Lee put herself in contention for a deep Main Event run before busting out in 113th.
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Dallas chiropractor Dean Baranowski was still in the tournament by Day 5 thanks to patient play and a string of good timing.
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Mark Newhouse, a 2013 November Niner, grabbed the chip lead Saturday on Day 5 of the WSOP Main Event, and is looking to become the player to reach consecutive final tables since Dan Harrington did it in 2003 and 2004.
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Phil Ivey was cruising along, but busted shortly after the money bubble. And Brian Hastings jumped from 170,000 to 2 million chips.
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The biggest story at the WSOP Main Event Friday was the money bubble -- and Ronnie Bardah.
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Three players split the 693rd-place prize of $18,406 three ways, then played a game of "high card" to determine who would earn a seat to the 2015 Main Event.
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ESPN won't begin broadcasting Main Event coverage until Day 4, and Casino City's Dan Podheiser thinks that's a mistake.
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Defending champion Ryan Riess busted out of the Main Event Thursday as the field dwindled from 1,864 players to around 750 players.
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John Juanda, Haralabos Voulgaris, Rick Raisman (father of Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman), Byron Kaverman, Nick Schulman and Jonathan Aguiar answer series of seven questions.
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Poker's best player, Phil Ivey, is sitting at the top of the leader board at the WSOP Main Event and there was only one player within 90,000 chips of him Wednesday.
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The buy in is $500, and preregistration is available in the Crown Royal Poker Room, with $55 satellites offered starting in late August.
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Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Dan Podheiser join Aaron Todd live from Las Vegas to discuss the latest news from the WSOP Main Event. With Phil Ivey leading the field heading into Day 3 and a 5.2 percent increase in the field over last year, there will be plenty to discuss.
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The All American Dave food truck has transformed the way thousands of poker players eat during the World Series of Poker.
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Some amateur players enjoy the challenge of playing with the pros. Others shake in their boots.
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Thanks to Germany's thrashing of Brazil in the World Cup, the atmosphere remained light at World Series of Poker Main Event, even as hundreds of players busted out of the tournament.
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The historic 100th EPT kicks off mid-August and numbers already look set to beat last year's EPT Barcelona Poker Festival record of 378 qualifiers.
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Frank Scoblete: 
