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  • Justin Truesdell Emerged on Top of the WSOPC New Orleans Main Event
    Justin Truesdell emerged victorious as the 2011-12 World Series of Poker Circuit season ended last Monday night at the Harrah’s in New Orleans. But it wasn’t enough that he won it. According to its entire history, Truesdell also emerged on top of this biggest main event field. Out of the 694 players who joined, the 30-year-old NOLA resident was the one who took home the first place prize of $204,747 from a total prize pool of $1,008,700. This is his 2nd career gold ring. He also grabbed a seat in the 2012 WSOP Main Event and another one in the WSOP National Championship to be held 6 weeks from now.

  • WPT Championship Day 3 Update
    World Poker Tour (WPT) Championship Event has officially ended its registration which has taken three (3) days to close. There we 17 more players who joined on Day 3 bringing the total number of players to 152. Those who survived moving into Day 4 are only less than a third of that total field of players.

  • SCOOP 2012 Currently Breaking All Records
    SCOOP or the 4th staging of the PokerStars Spring Championship of Online Poker is currently breaking all records when it comes to player participation in an internet series. So far, it has already recorded 526,154 registrants, meaning, it has already surpassed its own 2010 record of 461,936. That’s a clear 14% increase. And this is in spite of the fact that US players can’t join since the US Department of Justice has closed down a lot of poker rooms last April 15, 2011 like Absolute Poker, Full Tilt Poker, and PokerStars to name a few. Impressive, isn’t it? Particularly when last year’s tally attracted 403,378 buy-ins from a total of 156 countries and 107,697 individual players which brought the collective prize pool to $43,165,800.

  • WPT Championship Day 2 Update
    It’s rare that a tournament’s second day starts with 98 players and culminates with 95. But then again, WPT’s championship has such a unique structure that those who have the money to spare ($25,000 to be exact) and are still willing to gamble can continue to register for the tournament. So even if 40 players have already been eliminated during the two days of play, it still managed to end with 95 players at the end of Day 2.

  • World Poker Tour Season XI Schedule
    This weekend, World Poker Tour (WPT) will be wrapping up its 10th season at the Bellagio with the World Championship. With this, it has also already provided information on the tournament dates scheduled until the end of the year. Popular destinations are included in the schedule such as Morocco, Denmark, Copenhagen and Philadelphia. WPT will also be continuing its national as well as regional tournament offerings. These tourneys will have lower buy-ins as compared to the top-level main events.

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