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It’s worth celebrating some of the players who have made this year’s WSOP great

James Obst went after his childhood dream of going pro, not at poker but tennis.

35 black came up and made him – at 35 to 1 odds – $7,000 in about 2 minutes.

Players Respond to Poker Hall of Fame Nominees

Trickett was talking to Sky News journalists about how hard it was to find and England fan to take his spare ticket.

Having got the Ladies’ Championship off to a good start, the WSOP then shanked their handling of it way off into the grass.

John Hesp was just having a laugh on holiday when he ended up at the FT of the biggest poker tournament in the world.

The final table of Event #31: $1,500 Seven Card Stud had plenty of reasons to be watched closely.

The real highlight is the contribution of the elusive and camera shy Phil Ivey who Daniel tries to draw out on the subject of a slightly odd PLO hand.

There are a few mononymous individuals Beyonce, Madonna, Napoleon. The poker world really only has Doyle.

New Jersey resident and last year’s WSOP Main Event Champ, Scott Blumstein is back in Vegas.

Sang Liu leaped out of his seat and began dancing before the dealer had finished putting all the cards on the table.

Six months ago Justin Bonomo was 17th seed in the cash stakes. Today he’s 3rd, having taken down over $14.7 of cashes in various events since January.

Perkins is working on a book to teach you how to “maximise” your life, promising a “methodology of having the most fulfilling life”.