
WSOP 2010 Shatters Records with Over 63,706 Participants
The 2010 World Series of Poker (WSOP) has set new records with over 63,706 participants. The total prize pool exceeded $100 million for the sixth year in a row.

The 2010 World Series of Poker (WSOP) has set new records with over 63,706 participants. The total prize pool exceeded $100 million for the sixth year in a row.

Discover the stories of Mansour Matloubi, Brad Dougherty, and Noel Furlong, who won the WSOP main event but remain relatively unknown. Learn about their victories and unique backgrounds.

Poker pro Tom Dwan has taken to Twitter to share his WSOP experiences, from high-stakes games to philosophical musings. Dwan's Twitter handle is @Tom_Dwan.

Educapoker is offering a chance to win up to $400,000 by following Raúl Mestre during the World Series of Poker. Follow the tournament on Poker-Red and retweet to participate.

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Starting from tournament 44, ESPN3.com will stream live broadcasts of WSOP final tables. Missed the live action? No problem, replays are available.

Phil Ivey secured his 8th bracelet in a poker tournament, revealing that watching 'Rocky IV' inspired his victory. He also mentioned he had a good mood after the lunch break.

Phil Ivey secured his eighth WSOP bracelet by defeating Bill Chen in a HORSE tournament. The event featured 478 participants and a $3,000 buy-in.

The World Series of Poker (WSOP) has seen some exciting victories recently. Here are the stories of the champions who have made their mark.