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This year’s World Series of Poker starts on May 31st and runs to the end of July. In poker tournament terms, it’s the big one. The WSOP is moving this summer from the Rio Hotel and Casino to Bally’s and Paris on the world-famous Las Vegas Strip.
In order to help players who might be heading to Vegas for the first time or just making the switch from the Rio to Bally’s and Paris, we spoke to perhaps the biggest name in poker history, Daniel Negreanu.
Everyone heads to the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas hoping to win a fabled good bracelet. After all, your name goes down in history if you can do it. But with only 88 bracelets on offer, for every poker star who puts their name in lights, there are always hundreds or even thousands more big names who miss out.
Daniel Negreanu is synonymous with poker at this point, but did you know he's also talented at chess? Read on to discover how his skills at the felt compare to his prowess at the chess board.
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Daniel Negreanu is one of the biggest poker players of all time, with incredible appearances at the World Poker Tour, the World Series of Poker, and more — but which wins stand out as his biggest? Read on to find out.
Phil Ivey has always been a poker great. With 10 World Series of Poker bracelets and over $35 million in tournament earnings alone, Ivey sits in ninth place on the all-time money list despite playing far less often than many of his peers in the last decade.
