Molly Bloom recently appeared on the popular The Diary of a CEO podcast with host Steven Bartlett where she shared further details about the infamous Hollywood home games that put her freedom and life in jeopardy.

Dubbed the “Poker Princess,” Bloom helped run high-stakes poker games a decade ago involving A-list celebrities such as Tobey Maguire and Ben Affleck, along with billionaire entrepreneurs and investors.

Along the way, her life was threatened by mobsters, and she nearly ended up behind bars over how the game was run. The story was told in the autobiography Molly’s Game, also the title of a box office hit starring Jessica Chastain (Bloom) and Idris Elba (Bloom’s lawyer), although parts of the movie plot were jazzed up for Hollywood.

Getting Involved with the Wrong Crowd

Bloom, a former skier from Colorado who once had Olympic aspirations, told Bartlett that she vetted new players to the private games, which took place in the 2010s, “within an inch of their life.” She’d run background and financial checks on prospective players because so much money and so many high-profile people were involved.

But, as she explained, there were some shady characters who slipped through the cracks, such as a few “Russian-American businessmen” who had ties to the Russian mob and were involved in an illegal gambling ring and the largest insurance fraud scheme in New York’s history.

The feds then began investigating her poker game that had moved to New York’s iconic Plaza hotel. She, admittingly, began collecting rake out of the pots, which is illegal.

Bloom was making, according to her recollection, over $4 million per year running the games, although Houston Curtis, who now produces Bally’s Big Bet Poker LIVE, claims that he and Maguire were the ones mostly responsible for hosting the games and that Bloom was largely involved in building a clientele and providing players with drinks.

In Curtis’s 2020 book, Billion Dollar Hollywood Heist: The A-List Kingpin and the Poker Ring that Brought Down Tinseltown, he shares his story about the infamous celebrity poker games.

The poker princess said on the podcast that she received between 1% to 5% of the profits from winning players, which wouldn’t be much in a $1/$2 game. But there were often millions of dollars at stakes in her private games, meaning she’d make $20,000 or more on just one night.

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Italian Mob Wants Piece of the Poker Action

The story Bloom told on The Diary of a CEO was similar to that of her autobiography, but she gave some additional details about just how dangerous the game became in 2013.

Due to how much money she was making, she said the Italian mob that had ties to illegal gambling wanted a piece of the pie. According to her comments on the podcast, she received a call from an apparent mobster who told her she must give his organization part of the profits, to which she politely declined.

By declining the request, it caused some serious issues for the poker game host and her life was put in jeopardy.

“They sent this terrifying guy to my apartment that put a gun in my mouth, something that you just never forget, and he beat the hell outta me and took everything in my safe, including photographs, a couple things that I had from my grandmother,” Bloom said.

During that violent encounter, the unnamed person who entered her apartment threatened further action against Bloom and her family. But she lucked out a bit when the crime organization that attacked her was arrested a few days later and she never heard from them again.

“I get a judge that’s very disappointed with me, but ultimately a pretty reasonable guy.”

Bloom also faced criminal action, including major fines and 10 years in prison. But in May 2014, she was sentenced to probation after she admitted to being a key player in a $100 million illegal gambling ring.

The former poker game runner said she felt a sense of relief after the judge informed her that she wouldn’t be going to federal prison. But her life and reputation changed forever.

“I get a judge that’s very disappointed with me, but ultimately a pretty reasonable guy who said, ‘listen, you were running poker games and it seems you’ve done a lot to change your life. I’m not going to sentence you to prison,'” Bloom recollects of her sentencing day. “It’s hard to adequately express to you how big that moment is.”

Catch the entire 94-minute interview with Molly Bloom on The Diary of a CEO below.

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The Oracle Red Bull Formula One racing team released a promotional video ahead of November’s Las Vegas Grand Prix and it’s an action-packed preview of what F1 has to offer when it invades the Strip this fall.

Grand Prix weekend runs November 16-18 for the circuit’s third trip to the U.S. in 2023 and its first to Las Vegas. The track will utilize a stretch of the famous Strip as well as a loop around the newly-constructed MSG Sphere. F1 has also constructed a $500 million paddock that will serve as the start/finish line on a lot behind the Strip.

Readers might remember hearing about the race car tearing through the Wynn Las Vegas last November. It appears that was part of the production for Red Bull’s epic race through Las Vegas.

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The video features Christian Horner — Team Principal of the Red Bull Formula One squad — and Red Bull driver Sergio “Checo” Perez. Perez is half of the Red Bull team under Horner along with Dutch driver Max Verstappen.

The Mexican driver was previously seen on PokerNews when he knocked out Ramon Colillas with a cooler on the first hand of a PokerStars charity poker event at the Brazilian Grand Prix in November. The tournament was held at the Red Spade Pass event in Sao Paulo — a unique experience born out of the partnership that Oracle Red Bull and PokerStars created in 2022.

Check out Checo’s charity poker tournament cooler against PokerStars Ambassador Ramon Colillas

Perez has been with the Red Bull team since 2021 and Horner is its fearless leader. Horner, a former race car driver himself, gained worldwide popularity with a central role in the Netflix docuseries Formula 1: Drive to Survive. The championship-caliber Austrian team has dominated the F1 scene lately and they currently sit atop the team points race with a very comfortable lead.

In the video, Perez can’t find his race car after a wild night out in Las Vegas. With just a steering wheel in hand, he runs into a knowing Horner in an elevator and attempts to offer an explanation. In a James Bond-like tuxedo, Horner listens to Checo’s story with his usual cool-as-ice demeanour.

Checo’s night on the town starts at a roulette table where he meets fellow racers Bryce Menzies and Emelia Hartford. Menzies is a Red Bull truck driver and six-time off-roading champion, while Hartford is a custom car builder and content creator with a popular YouTube channel.

Menzies and Perez can’t help but challenge one another and soon it’s off to the races through the streets (and casinos) of Las Vegas and the valley’s deserted outskirts. Also featured is local legend Wayne Newton, as well as magician and America’s Got Talent winner Mat Franco. Franco showed up for the climax of the video with a disappearing act of the Red Bull race car as Perez zoomed up and down the Las Vegas Strip.

Check out the full video here and see where the Red Bull car ended up:

PokerStars to Send Players to Las Vegas Grand Prix

Thanks to the partnership between PokerStars and Oracle Red Bull Racing, Red Spade Passes for the Las Vegas Grand Prix will be up for grabs.

One pass has already been claimed thanks to a freeroll that took place in June. More passes will be announced in the run-up to the big race, so keep your eyes peeled for these opportunities.

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Dusk Till Dawn is set to be awash with budding poker players from far and wide as the Nottingham-based poker club, the home of British poker, is hosting the 2023 APAT World Championship Of Amateur Poker (WCOAP).

The WCOAP, affectionately known as “The Worlds,” is the highlight of the APAT season for recreational poker players everywhere. The 2023 WCOAP runs from August 20 through August 28, and its schedule is designed to put every entrant through their paces.

Costing £180 to enter (£150+£30), the World Amateur Poker Championship serves as the 2023 WCOAP Main Event. There are six Day 1s, including two online flights at GGPoker, with each allowing players to re-enter on the following day should their first bullet not go to plan.

APAT Announces Partnership with GGPoker

Day 1a of the 2023 WCOAP Main Event takes place at Dusk Till Dawn at 3:00 p.m. BST on August 20. Online flights, which only cost £150 to buy into thanks to GGPoker making them free of registration fees, run at 7:30 p.m. BST on August 21 and August 22.

Last year’s WCOAP Main Event attracted 423 entrants, each paying £150 to enter. Those entrants created a £52,875 prize pool, and Dan Owston came out on top, defeating Manuel Simao heads-up to capture a coveted APAT gold medal, a commemorative bracelet, and £10,000 cash.

In total, there are 25 APAT bracelet-awarding events taking place at Dusk Till Dawn between August 10-28. They include a variety of No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha tournaments, plus other events including H.O.R.S.E., Razz, 8-Game, Crazy Pineapple, Antes Only, Win the Button, and a £340 buy-in NLHE High Roller.

Garry Bennett is the reigning High Roller champion after he defeated Dusk Till Dawn regular Vahid Amirzahiri heads-up. The victory came with £5,290 in prize money.

2023 APAT WCOAP Schedule

APAT Goes Fully International During 2023; Full Schedule Released

Scotland Looks to Defend Its Team Title

Although the World Amateur Poker Championship is the individual tournament every APAT member wants to win, the WCOAP International Team Championship is the event designed for bragging rights.

Scotland came out on top in 2022, beating arch-rivals England by 20 points, with Portugal rounding off the podium. This year’s team events see 12 teams, an increase on the nine from 2022, battle it out for their country.

Ben Burnhill once again leads out his band of merry Scots, made up of Nazar Mohammed, Blair Matheson, and Charlie Kearns. Team England look, on paper at least strong, with Wayne Parker leading out Danny Strange, Matt Carter, and Asa McGrath.

However, the United States could be the dark horses of the competition. Jen Mason captains Team United States, which consists of Deborah Worley-Roberts, Ben Mason, and Carey Hollick.

Stay tuned to PokerNews throughout the 2023 APAT WCOAP.

The 2023 Merit Poker Retro Series $3,300 Main Event has come to an end late in the night at the Merit Crystal Cove Hotel and Casino. The key quality needed to win this year’s edition was patience, as it took four lengthy days to determine the last player standing.

Out of the 1,233 entrants, 143 were in the money and shared a slice of the $3,375,480 prize pool. And after the dust settled, Darko Svesko was crowned the winner and secured the trophy and $567,000 first-place prize.

After a tough battle on the final table with “a lot of ups and downs”, he managed to defeat Oleg Netaliev in heads-up play. With his runners-up finish, the Russian player earned $417,900.

Winner’s Reaction

“I feel absolutely amazing,” said Svesko a few minutes after lifting the trophy. The feeling was even better for the online professional player, considering it was his first time here in Cyprus. “So, to play the Main Event for the first time and win, it’s impossible. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience”, he added, still a little bit overwhelmed by his victory.

However, happiness wasn’t the only emotion he experienced. He went through the motions during a “really tough, exhausting day with long hours.”

“The final table was a big roller coaster,” Svesko told PokerNews. “It was up and down all night, shifting from a big stack to a short stack all the time”. Despite the swings, he managed to emerge victorious in the series’ showstopper.

Final Day Action

Just 28 players returned to the felt on the final day of action, with the players guaranteed a minimum payday of $17,210. Over the next eight hours, players began to find themselves on the wrong side of the rail. Following the elimination of Yossi Eluz (10th – $42,900), the nine-handed final table was established.

There was nothing to out of the ordinary to take place in the first 40 minutes but the final table then exploded into life with a double elimination. Nenad Dukic picked up pocket jacks and saw off Ara Melkisetian and Thomas Eychenne in a three-way all-in encounter.

Dukic continued his onslaught soon after, sending Dominik Panka to the payout desk in seventh place. Dukic flopped trips in a battle of the blinds and saw his opponent move all in on him, which was met with a snap-call.

Ruslan Volkov had one of the worst beats of the day after his aces were cracked by the ace-queen held by David Hu. The latter went runner-runner to make a flush and bring the tournament to its final five players.

Hu, a short stack soon after, was next to depart after his ace-ten could not overcome Netaliev’s king-deuce after their chips were committed preflop. A king on the river saw Hu bow out in fifth place for $142,400. Netaliev claimed his second final table scalp after another all-in preflop situation. Dukic’s deep run came to an end in the blink of an eye after his jacks ran into the Russian’s aces.

A third successive elimination from Netaliev brought in heads-up play, after his pocket eights held out against Michel Atallah‘s overcards. Netaliev went into the final showdown with 70% of the chips in play and one hand on the title.

A big bluff from Svesko saw him narrow the gap and ten minutes later he had the chip lead. And then a few hands later, Svesko was announced as the winner after he picked up pocket kings and got it in versus his opponent’s ace-queen. There was a drama-free runout for the Serbian which confirmed his Main Event triumph.

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Five-time World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) ring winner Preston McEwen has been on a tear this year and hasn’t shown any signs of slowing down. Specifically, the Tennessee grinder has been crushing at Harrah’s Cherokee in North Carolina, where he recently made three final tables, including a third-place finish in the $1,700 buy-in Main Event for $175,713.

This isn’t the first WSOPC Cherokee stop this year that McEwen has dominated. Since February, McEwen has made seven final tables at the popular southern poker destination and racked up $351,111 from those final table appearances.

Read About the Latest WSOPC Cherokee Stop!

Incredible Heater in Cherokee

McEwen’s Cherokee heater started just a month after he took down the WSOPC Tunica Main Event for $183,563 in January. He followed that up with a runner-up finish in Event #3: $400 No-Limit Hold’em in Cherokee for $29,210 before taking down Event #7: $2,200 No-Limit Hold’em High Roller for $71,525 and his fifth Circuit ring.

McEwen also found a tenth-place finish and unofficial final table appearance in Event #5: $600 No-Limit Hold’em for $3,439 before rounding out the February Cherokee stop with a seventh-place finish in Event #8: $400 No-Limit Hold’em Monster Stack for $19,002.

“It’s great,” McEwen said during a PokerNews Podcast appearance in March. “This game’s tough, so you go through peaks and valleys throughout your career, and I was probably on one of the lowest ends of my career not too long ago. So it’s such a relief for me and my family. It’s pretty cool. A lot of stress unloaded.”

McEwen went on to finish third in Event #7: $600 No-Limit Hold’em in May for $13,431 but waited until the August Circuit stop the kick things up. He finished seventh in Event #2: $400 No-Limit Hold’em for $19,128 and sixth in Event #8: $400 No-Limit Hold’em – Monster Stack for $23,102 before finishing third in the Main Event for $175,713, just shy of his career-best score in Tunica earlier in the year.

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Preston McEwen’s WSOPC Cherokee Final Tables This Year

It isn’t just Circuit events that McEwen is crushing. At the 2023 WSOP, he finished 15th in Event #46: $500 Freezeout No-Limit Holdem for $12,286 and 11th in Event #88: $1,500 The Closer – No-Limit Hold’em for $47,160.

In April, McEwen took down Event #3: $250 Deepstack NLH at the RunGood Poker Series Checkpoint Downstream Casino stop for $15,629 and his second RGPS ring.

Listen to McEwen on the PokerNews Podcast

McEwen was a guest on the PokerNews Podcast in March, where he spoke to Chad Holloway about his heater in Cherokee, family life and how he got into poker.

The episode with McEwen can be heard below.

The RunGood Poker Series (RGPS) is back on the road and the next stop is Horseshoe Tunica for the kickoff of the RGPS Road Trip series. The series runs from August 29 to September 3 and it culminates in a $600 Main Event with a $200,000 guarantee.

The winner of the Main Event will also claim their spot in the Dream Seat Invitational at Thunder Valley Resort in November. The winner of that will move on to the PokerGO Tour Championship in December where they will battle it out with poker’s best for a $1,000,000 prize pool.

The last time RGPS stopped in Tunica in March it was Arkansas native Kevin Broadway that took home $46,804 and a RGPS after a final-two chop deal in the Main Event. Broadway, a potato chip manufacturer by trade, outlasted a field of 601 players for a share of the $312,520 prize pool.

Read more about Kevin Broadway’s win at RGPS Checkpoint Tunica

RGPS returns to Horseshoe Tunica for a late-summer series on Tuesday, August 29, and kicks off the action with the 10 a.m. $200 Seniors ring event. After lunch, it’s the $200 Series Opener ring event and the opening evening wraps up with the $200 Opening Night Guest Bounty. The popular bounty event is a mainstay on the tour and special guests will be holding envelopes that can hold prizes from RunGood Apparel store credit to $1,000 cash.

Wednesday, August 30 brings two flights into the $250 Deepstack ring event with $50,000 guaranteed. The flights kick off at 12 p.m. and 6 p.m. and the restart is on Thursday at noon. Wednesday will also offer a $145 satellite where 1-in-5 players will win a seat into the Main Event.

Day 3 on Thursday offers the $300 One Day NLH ring event at 1 p.m. with a $20,000 guarantee and a $200 Double Green Chip Bounty at 7 p.m.

Friday, September 1 is the kick-off for Day 2 of the Flip and Go ring event at 11 a.m. Players will have the opportunity to qualify throughout the week in $160 Flip and Go tables that will run on demand when eight players are signed up. Winners from the Flip and Go tables return for Day 2 to battle it out for a RGPS ring.

Also on offer on Friday is the $300 Pot-Limit Omaha event at 3 p.m. and the opening flight of the $600 RGPS Main Event at 6 p.m. Players that want a chance at a Main Event seat can take a 1-in-5 shot at 2 p.m. in the $145 Main Event satellite.

The penultimate day will have two Main Event flights, a turbo satellite, and the $200 RGPS Ladies ring event. Main Event flights kick off at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Saturday, September 2 and early risers have another 1-in-5 chance at a Main Event seat in a turbo structure at 9 a.m. The Ladies ring event kicks off at 4 p.m..

Sunday, September 3 will wrap up the series with one Main Event champion punching their ticket for the Dream Seat Invitational in November. Elsewhere, the $160 Turbo NLH takes place at 9 a.m. before the Main Event restarts at noon, while those that didn’t move onto Day 2 can hop in the $250 Black Chip Bounty at 1 p.m. or the 4 p.m. $200 Closer.

2023 RGPS Road Trip Tunica Schedule

Date Time (ET) Event

Sun 10 Sep 08:05 WCOOP 02-L: $5.50 NLHE [WCOOP Kickoff], $50K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 08:05 WCOOP 02-M: $55 NLHE [WCOOP Kickoff], $200K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 08:05 WCOOP 02-H: $530 NLHE [WCOOP Kickoff], $300K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 03-L: $33 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Single Re-Entry], $150K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 03-M: $320 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Single Re-Entry], $400K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 03-H: $3,150 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Single Re-Entry], $400K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 04-L: $109 NLHE [Sunday Million], $1M Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 04-M: $1,050 NLHE, $1M Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 04-H: $10,300 NLHE [High Roller], $700K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 12:30 World Championship of Progressive KO NLHE: $5,200 NLHE, $1M Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 05-L: $11 PLO, $35K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 05-M: $109 PLO, $100K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 05-H: $1,050 PLO, $150K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 06-L: $11 NLHE [6-Max], $85K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 06-M: $109 NLHE [6-Max], $250K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 06-H: $1,050 NLHE [6-Max], $300K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 07-L: $5.50 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown, Freezeout], $30K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 07-M: $55 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown, Freezeout], $185K Gtd

Sun 10 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 07-H: $530 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown, Freezeout], $250K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 08-L: $5.50 NLO8, $10K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 08-M: $55 NLO8, $30K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 08-H: $530 NLO8, $65K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 09-L: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO], $375K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 09-M: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO], $550K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 09-H: $5,200 NLHE [Progressive KO, High Roller], $400K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 10-L: $22 HORSE, $25K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 10-M: $215 HORSE, $45K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 10-H: $2,100 HORSE, $75K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 11-L: $11 NLHE [Progressive KO, Freezeout], $70K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 11-M: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Freezeout], $250K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 11-H: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Freezeout], $275K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 12-L: $22 NLHE [7-Max, Turbo], $85K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 12-M: $109 NLHE [7-Max, Turbo], $150K Gtd

Mon 11 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 12-H: $530 NLHE [7-Max, Turbo], $200K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 13-L: $5.50 NLHE [Progressive KO], $50K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 13-M: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO], $250K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 13-H: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO], $325K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 14-L: $11 5-Card PLO8 [8-Max], $17.5K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 14-M: $109 5-Card PLO8 [8-Max], $50K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 14-H: $1,050 5-Card PLO8 [8-Max], $100K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 15-L: $109 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $375K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 15-M: $1,050 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $500K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 15-H: $10,300 NLHE [Super Tuesday High Roller], $600K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 16-L: $11 FL Badugi [6-Max], $8K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 16-M: $109 FL Badugi [6-Max], $15K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 16-H: $1,050 FL Badugi [6-Max], $30K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 17-L: $33 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO], $200K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 17-M: $320 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO], $400K Gtd

Tue 12 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 17-H: $3,150 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO], $350K Gtd

Wed 13 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 18-L: $11 NLHE [Deep Stack], $85K Gtd

Wed 13 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 18-M: $109 NLHE [Deep Stack], $250K Gtd

Wed 13 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 18-H: $1,050 NLHE [Deep Stack], $250K Gtd

Wed 13 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 19-L: $22 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-Entry], $100K Gtd

Wed 13 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 19-M: $215 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-Entry], $300K Gtd

Wed 13 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 19-H: $2,100 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Single Re-Entry], $400K Gtd

Wed 13 Sep 12:30 World Championship of HORSE: $1,050, $100K Gtd

Wed 13 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 20-L: $11 PLO, $25K Gtd

Wed 13 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 20-M: $109 PLO, $85K Gtd

Wed 13 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 20-H: $1,050 PLO, $150K Gtd

Wed 13 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 21-L: $5.50+R NLHE, $40K Gtd

Wed 13 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 21-M: $55+R NLHE, $150K Gtd

Wed 13 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 21-H: $530+R NLHE, $175K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 22-L: $5.50 NLHE, $35K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 22-M: $55 NLHE, $185K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 22-H: $530 NLHE, $250K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 23-L: $11 Razz, $8.5K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 23-M: $109 Razz, $30K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 23-H: $1,050 Razz, $60K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 24-L: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill], $375K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 24-M: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill], $700K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 24-H: $5,200 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill High Roller], $650K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 12:30 World Championship of 2-7 Triple Draw: $1,050, $50K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 25-L: $33 NLHE [6-Max, Single Re-Entry], $80K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 25-M: $320 NLHE [6-Max, Single Re-Entry], $175K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 25-H: $3,150 NLHE [6-Max, Single Re-Entry], $250K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 26-L: $5.50 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $25K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 26-M: $55 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $140K Gtd

Thu 14 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 26-H: $530 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $200K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 27-L: $5.50 NLHE [Deep Stack], $40K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 27-M: $55 NLHE [Deep Stack], $200K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 27-H: $530 NLHE [Deep Stack], $225K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 28-L: $11 8-Game, $15K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 28-M: $109 8-Game, $35K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 28-H: $1,050 8-Game, $65K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 29-L: $11 NLHE [Progressive KO, Saturday KO], $150K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 29-M: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Saturday KO], $475K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 29-H: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Saturday KO], $500K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 30-L: $11 FLO8 [8-Max], $12.5K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 30-M: $109 FLO8 [8-Max], $30K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 30-H: $1,050 FLO8 [8-Max], $65K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 31-L: $22 NLHE [Freezeout], $80K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 31-M: $215 NLHE [Freezeout], $165K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 31-H: $2,100 NLHE, $185K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 32-L: $11 NLHE [5-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO], $45K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 32-M: $109 NLHE [5-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO], $130K Gtd

Sat 16 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 32-H: $1,050 NLHE [5-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO], $175K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 08:05 WCOOP 33-L: $11 NLHE [Sunday Kickoff], $70K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 08:05 WCOOP 33-M: $109 NLHE [Sunday Kickoff], $250K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 08:05 WCOOP 33-H: $1,050 NLHE [Sunday Kickoff], $275K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 34-L: $5.50 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Freezeout], $40K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 34-M: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Freezeout], $250K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 34-H: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Freezeout], $500K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 35-L: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Million], $1.15M Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 35-M: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO], $1.15M Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 35-H: $10,300 NLHE [Progressive KO, High Roller], $700K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 12:30 World Championship of 6-Max NLHE: $5,200, $700K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 36-L: $22 5-Card PLO, $40K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 36-M: $215 5-Card PLO, $100K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 36-H: $2,100 5-Card PLO, $185K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 37-L: $11 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $75K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 37-M: $109 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $275K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 37-H: $1,050 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $250K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 38-L: $55 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown], $275K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 38-M: $530 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown], $350K Gtd

Sun 17 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 38-H: $5,200 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown High Roller], $275K Gtd

Mon 18 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 39-L: $22 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO], $200K Gtd

Mon 18 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 39-M: $215 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO], $500K Gtd

Mon 18 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 39-H: $2,100 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO], $400K Gtd

Mon 18 Sep 12:30 World Championship of PLO8: $1,050, $165K Gtd

Mon 18 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 40-L: $11 Stud Hi/Lo, $10K Gtd

Mon 18 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 40-M: $109 Stud Hi/Lo, $27.5K Gtd

Mon 18 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 40-H: $1,050 Stud Hi/Lo, $50K Gtd

Mon 18 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 41-L: $11 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $55K Gtd

Mon 18 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 41-M: $109 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $185K Gtd

Mon 18 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 41-H: $1,050 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $185K Gtd

Mon 18 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 42-L: $22 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO], $85K Gtd

Mon 18 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 42-M: $109 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO], $125K Gtd

Mon 18 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 42-H: $530 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO], $150K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 43-L: $5.50 NLHE [Deep Stack], $37.5K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 43-M: $55 NLHE [Deep Stack], $175K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 43-H: $530 NLHE [Deep Stack], $275K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 44-L: $11 PLO [Progressive KO], $30K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 44-M: $109 PLO [Progressive KO], $85K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 44-H: $1,050 PLO [Progressive KO], $160K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 45-L: $33 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $150K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 45-M: $320 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $350K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 45-H: $3,150 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $400K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 13:05 World Championship of Heads-Up NLHE: $5,200, $200K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 46-L: $11 FLHE [6-Max], $8.5K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 46-M: $109 FLHE [6-Max], $17.5K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 46-H: $1,050 FLHE [6-Max], $40K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 47-L: $5.50 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $25K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 47-M: $55 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $150K Gtd

Tue 19 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 47-H: $530 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $250K Gtd

Wed 20 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 48-L: $22 NLHE [Single Day], $100K Gtd

Wed 20 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 48-M: $109 NLHE [Single Day], $250K Gtd

Wed 20 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 48-H: $530 NLHE [Single Day], $200K Gtd

Wed 20 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 49-L: $55 NLHE [Midweek Freeze], $125K Gtd

Wed 20 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 49-M: $530 NLHE [Midweek Freeze], $225K Gtd

Wed 20 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 49-H: $5,200 NLHE [Midweek Freeze High Roller], $300K Gtd

Wed 20 Sep 12:30 World Championship of Razz: $1,050, $65K Gtd

Wed 20 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 50-L: $11 NL 2-7 Single Draw, $8K Gtd

Wed 20 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 50-M: $109 NL 2-7 Single Draw, $18.5K Gtd

Wed 20 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 50-H: $1,050 NL 2-7 Single Draw, $40K Gtd

Wed 20 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 51-L: $5.50 NLHE [6-Max, Freezeout], $16.5K Gtd

Wed 20 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 51-M: $55 NLHE [6-Max, Freezeout], $100K Gtd

Wed 20 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 51-H: $530 NLHE [6-Max, Freezeout], $150K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 52-L: $11 NLHE, $65K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 52-M: $109 NLHE, $225K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 52-H: $1,050 NLHE, $250K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 53-L: $22 PLO8, $30K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 53-M: $215 PLO8, $70K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 53-H: $2,100 PLO8, $125K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 54-L: $22 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill, Freezeout], $120K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 54-M: $215 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill, Freezeout], $350K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 54-H: $2,100 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill], $500K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 55-L: $109 8-Game, $45K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 55-M: $1,050 8-Game, $85K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 55-H: $10,300 8-Game [High Roller], $275K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 56-L: $55 NLHE [6-Max, Freezeout], $125K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 56-M: $530 NLHE [6-Max, Freezeout], $175K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 56-H: $5,200 NLHE [6-Max, High Roller], $325K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 57-L: $11 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO], $75K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 57-M: $109 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO], $225K Gtd

Thu 21 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 57-H: $1,050 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO], $225K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 58-L: $22 NLHE [Deep Stack], $125K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 58-M: $215 NLHE [Deep Stack], $250K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 58-H: $2,100 NLHE [Deep Stack], $225K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 59-L: $55 PLO, $50K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 59-M: $530 PLO, $120K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 59-H: $5,200 PLO, $300K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 60-L: $5.50 NLHE [Progressive KO, Saturday KO], $65K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 60-M: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Saturday KO], $330K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 60-H: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Saturday KO], $400K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 61-L: $11 NL 5-Card Draw, $8.5K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 61-M: $109 NL 5-Card Draw, $17.5K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 61-H: $1,050 NL 5-Card Draw, $30K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 62-L: $11 NLHE [4-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO], $60K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 62-M: $109 NLHE [4-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO], $150K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 62-H: $1,050 NLHE [4-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO], $125K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 63-L: $33 NLHE [Turbo], $85K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 63-M: $215 NLHE [Turbo], $150K Gtd

Sat 23 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 63-H: $1,050 NLHE [Turbo], $175K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 08:05 WCOOP 64-L: $5.50 NLHE [Progressive KO], $45K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 08:05 WCOOP 64-M: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO], $225K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 08:05 WCOOP 64-H: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO], $250K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 65-L: $22 NLHE [Sunday Warm-Up], $165K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 65-M: $215 NLHE [Sunday Warm-Up], $500K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 65-H: $2,100 NLHE [Sunday Warm-Up], $450K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 66-L: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Mini Sunday Million], $650K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 66-M: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Million], $1.25M Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 66-H: $5,200 NLHE [Progressive KO, Titans], $650K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 67-L: $22 NLO8 [Progressive KO], $40K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 67-M: $215 NLO8 [Progressive KO], $75K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 67-H: $2,100 NLO8 [Progressive KO], $135K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 68-L: $33 NLHE [6-Max, Freezeout], $100K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 68-M: $320 NLHE [6-Max, Freezeout], $250K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 68-H: $3,150 NLHE [6-Max, Freezeout], $265K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 69-L: $5.50 NLHE [7-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown, Single Re-Entry], $30K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 69-M: $55 NLHE [7-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown, Single Re-Entry], $185K Gtd

Sun 24 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 69-H: $530 NLHE [7-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown, Single Re-Entry], $300K Gtd

Mon 25 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 070-L: $55 NLHE, $325K Gtd

Mon 25 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 70-M: $530 NLHE, $550K Gtd

Mon 25 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 70-H: $5,200 NLHE, $600K Gtd

Mon 25 Sep 12:30 World Championship of 8-Game: $2,100, $150K Gtd

Mon 25 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 71-L: $11 6+ Hold’em [6-Max], $17.5K Gtd

Mon 25 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 71-M: $109 6+ Hold’em [6-Max], $22.5K Gtd

Mon 25 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 71-H: $1,050 6+ Hold’em [6-Max], $55K Gtd

Mon 25 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 72-L: $11 NLHE [Freezeout], $45K Gtd

Mon 25 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 72-M: $109 NLHE [Freezeout], $165K Gtd

Mon 25 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 72-H: $1,050 NLHE [Freezeout], $185K Gtd

Mon 25 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 73-L: $5.50 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO], $30K Gtd

Mon 25 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 73-M: $55 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO], $175K Gtd

Mon 25 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 73-H: $530 NLHE [7-Max, Progressive KO], $250K Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 74-L: $5.50 NLHE [Single Day], $37.5K Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 74-M: $55 NLHE [Single Day], $175K Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 74-H: $530 NLHE [Single Day], $275K Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 75-L: $5.50 PLO8, $10K Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 75-M: $55 PLO8, $40K Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 75-H: $530 PLO8, $80K Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 76-L: $215 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $350K Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 76-M: $2,100 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $450K Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 76-H: $25,000 NLHE [Super High Roller], $1M Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 77-L: $22 FL 2-7 Triple Draw, $12.5K Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 77-M: $215 FL 2-7 Triple Draw, $27.5K Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 77-H: $2,100 FL 2-7 Triple Draw, $55K Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 78-L: $11 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $50K Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 78-M: $109 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $175K Gtd

Tue 26 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 78-H: $1,050 NLHE [6-Max, Progressive KO], $350K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 79-L: $11 HORSE, $10K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 79-M: $109 HORSE, $30K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 79-H: $1,050 HORSE, $45K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 80-L: $11 NLHE [Progressive KO], $115K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 80-M: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO], $400K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 80-H: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO], $400K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 81-L: $22 5-Card PLO, $40K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 81-M: $109 5-Card PLO, $50K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 81-H: $530 5-Card PLO, $80K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 82-L: $5.50 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $25K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 82-M: $55 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $140K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 82-H: $530 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $200K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 83-L: $11 NLHE [4-Max], $40K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 83-M: $109 NLHE [4-Max], $125K Gtd

Wed 27 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 83-H: $1,050 NLHE [4-Max], $150K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 84-L: $11 NLHE [6-Max, Deep Stack], $60K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 84-M: $109 NLHE [6-Max, Deep Stack], $225K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 84-H: $1,050 NLHE [6-Max, Deep Stack], $250K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 85-L: $5.50 PLO [Progressive KO], $17.5K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 85-M: $55 PLO [Progressive KO], $65K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 85-H: $530 PLO [Progressive KO], $135K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 86-L: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill, Single Re-Entry], $300K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 86-M: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill, Single Re-Entry], $575K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 86-H: $10,300 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill High Roller], $700K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 12:30 World Championship of NL 2-7 Single Draw: $1,050, $60K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 87-L: $22 8-Game [8-Max], $20K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 87-M: $215 8-Game [8-Max], $40K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 87-H: $2,100 8-Game [8-Max], $85K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 88-L: $33 NLHE [Freezeout], $80K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 88-M: $320 NLHE [Freezeout], $175K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 88-H: $3,150 NLHE, $250K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 89-L: $11 NLHE [7-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO, Single Re-Entry], $40K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 89-M: $109 NLHE [7-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO, Single Re-Entry], $160K Gtd

Thu 28 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 89-H: $1,050 NLHE [7-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO, Single Re-Entry], $225K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 90-L: $11 NLHE [Deep Stack], $50K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 90-M: $109 NLHE [Deep Stack], $150K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 10:05 WCOOP 90-H: $1,050 NLHE [Deep Stack], $165K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 91-L: $11 Stud, $5K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 91-M: $109 Stud, $16.5K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 11:30 WCOOP 91-H: $1,050 Stud, $40K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 92-L: $33 NLHE [Progressive KO], $250K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 92-M: $320 NLHE [Progressive KO], $500K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 12:30 WCOOP 92-H: $3,150 NLHE [Progressive KO], $350K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 12:30 World Championship, Women’s Event: $215 NLHE $35K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 93-L: $11 NLO8, $15K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 93-M: $109 NLO8, $35K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 13:30 WCOOP 93-H: $1,050 NLO8, $75K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 94-L: $11 NLHE [6-Max, Turbo], $60K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 94-M: $109 NLHE [6-Max, Turbo], $160K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 15:05 WCOOP 94-H: $1,050 NLHE [6-Max, Turbo], $185K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 95-L: $22 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $80K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 95-M: $215 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO, Freezeout], $180K Gtd

Sat 30 Sep 16:30 WCOOP 95-H: $2,100 NLHE [Turbo, Progressive KO], $225K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 08:05 WCOOP 96-L: $5.50 NLHE [Sunday Kickoff], $45K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 08:05 WCOOP 96-M: $55 NLHE [Sunday Kickoff], $185K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 08:05 WCOOP 96-H: $530 NLHE [Sunday Kickoff], $350K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 10:05 WCOOP 97-L: $22 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Freezeout], $200K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 10:05 WCOOP 97-M: $215 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Freezeout], $500K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 10:05 WCOOP 97-H: $2,100 NLHE [Progressive KO, Sunday Warm-Up, Freezeout], $500K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 12:30 WCOOP 98-L: $109 NLHE [NLHE Main Event], $2.5M Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 12:30 WCOOP 98-M: $1,050 NLHE [NLHE Main Event], $4M Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 12:30 WCOOP 98-H: World Championship of NLHE: $10,300 Main Event, $6M Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 13:30 WCOOP 99-L: $5.50 NLHE [Progressive KO, Womens Event], $2.5K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 13:30 WCOOP 99-M: $22 NLHE [Progressive KO, Womens Event], $7.5K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 13:30 WCOOP 99-H: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Womens Event], $15K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 15:05 WCOOP 100-L: $109 PLO [PLO Main Event], $200K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 15:05 WCOOP 100-M: $1,050 PLO [PLO Main Event], $500K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 15:05 WCOOP 100-H: World Championship of PLO: $10,300 Main Event, $750K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 16:30 WCOOP 101-L: $11 NLHE [7-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown, Freezeout], $70K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 16:30 WCOOP 101-M: $109 NLHE [7-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown, Freezeout], $275K Gtd

Sun 1 Oct 16:30 WCOOP 101-H: $1,050 NLHE [7-Max, Turbo, Progressive KO, Sunday Cooldown, Freezeout], $300K Gtd

Mon 2 Oct 12:30 WCOOP 102-L: $11 NLHE [Progressive KO, Series Saver], $165K Gtd

Mon 2 Oct 12:30 WCOOP 102-M: $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Series Saver], $700K Gtd

Mon 2 Oct 12:30 WCOOP 102-H: $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Series Saver], $1M Gtd

Mon 2 Oct 13:30 WCOOP 01-L: $5.50 NLHE [Phase 2], $400K Gtd

Mon 2 Oct 13:30 WCOOP 01-M: $22 NLHE [Phase 2], $500K Gtd

Mon 2 Oct 13:30 WCOOP 01-H: $109 NLHE [Phase 2], $1M Gtd

Mon 2 Oct 15:05 WCOOP 103-L: $55 NLHE [Turbo ME 2nd Chance], $225K Gtd

Mon 2 Oct 15:05 WCOOP 103-M: $530 NLHE [Turbo ME 2nd Chance], $350K Gtd

Mon 2 Oct 15:05 WCOOP 103-H: $5,200 NLHE [Turbo ME 2nd Chance], $450K Gtd

Mon 2 Oct 16:30 WCOOP 104-L: $11 NLHE [Turbo, Freezeout], $50K Gtd

Mon 2 Oct 16:30 WCOOP 104-M: $109 NLHE [Turbo, Freezeout], $175K Gtd

Mon 2 Oct 16:30 WCOOP 104-H: $1,050 NLHE [Turbo, Freezeout], $200K Gtd

Tue 3 Oct 12:30 WCOOP 105-L: $33 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $100K Gtd

Tue 3 Oct 12:30 WCOOP 105-M: $215 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $225K Gtd

Tue 3 Oct 12:30 WCOOP 105-H: $1,050 NLHE [Super Tuesday], $300K Gtd

Tue 3 Oct 13:30 WCOOP 106-L: $5.50 NLHE/PLO [6-Max], $15K Gtd

Tue 3 Oct 13:30 WCOOP 106-M: $55 NLHE/PLO [6-Max], $60K Gtd

Tue 3 Oct 13:30 WCOOP 106-H: $530 NLHE/PLO [6-Max], $85K Gtd

Tue 3 Oct 15:05 WCOOP 107-L: $5.50 NLHE [Heads-Up, Turbo, Progressive Total KO, Zoom], $35K Gtd

Tue 3 Oct 15:05 WCOOP 107-M: $55 NLHE [Heads-Up, Turbo, Progressive Total KO, Zoom], $130K Gtd

Tue 3 Oct 15:05 WCOOP 107-H: $530 NLHE [Heads-Up, Turbo, Progressive Total KO, Zoom], $175K Gtd

Wed 4 Oct 13:05 WCOOP 108-L: $55 NLHE [Progressive KO, Final Freeze], $135K Gtd

Wed 4 Oct 13:05 WCOOP 108-M: $530 NLHE [Progressive KO, Final Freeze], $150K Gtd

Wed 4 Oct 13:05 WCOOP 108-H: $5,200 NLHE [Progressive KO, Final Freeze], $350K Gtd

Wed 4 Oct 14:15 WCOOP 109-L: $11 PLO, $25K Gtd

Wed 4 Oct 14:15 WCOOP 109-M: $109 PLO, $75K Gtd

Wed 4 Oct 14:15 WCOOP 109-H: $1,050 PLO, $135K Gtd

Wed 4 Oct 15:30 WCOOP 110-L: $5.50 NLHE [7-Max, Hyper-Turbo, Progressive KO, Series Wrap-Up], $30K Gtd

Wed 4 Oct 15:30 WCOOP 110-M: $55 NLHE [7-Max, Hyper-Turbo, Progressive KO, Series Wrap-Up], $115K Gtd

Wed 4 Oct 15:30 WCOOP 110-H: $530 NLHE [7-Max, Hyper-Turbo, Progressive KO, Series Wrap-Up], $125K Gtd

Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO) players are set to travel to King’s Resort, Rozvadov, from far and wind for the latest edition of The Big Wrap. Running from September 12-18, The Big Wrap is a week-long PLO festival with combined guarantees of €4 million. As you would expect from such a prestigious series, the PokerNews Live Reporting team will be on the ground throughout, bringing you all of the action from three of the biggest events.

PokerNews‘ coverage begins on September 13 with The Big Wrap Diamond 10K PLO High Roller, a two-day affair that is guaranteed to attract some of the biggest names in the business to King’s Resort, not least because it has a €2 million guaranteed prize pool. A similar-sized buy-in event took place at King’s in March, although it featured a €500,000 guarantee. A field of 142 players created a €1,308,530 prize pool, which the anonymous champion scooped €337,000 from.

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In September 2022, Theo Jorgensen defeated his fellow Dane, Martin Dam, heads-up to bank €426,840. Expect even larger top prizes this time around.

The second Big Wrap event you can follow from the comfort of your home runs September 15-16. The €10,000 buy-in €1 million guaranteed Big Wrap Platinum 10K PLO High Roller immediately follows on from the Diamond, so another star-studded field is on the cards.

Running alongside the Platinum event is The Big Wrap 2K PLO Main Event, a €2,350 buy-in tournament with €500,000 guaranteed to be won. Both starting flights play until the end of the 11th 45-minute level, with late registration available for the first two levels of Day 2. It would be a significant surprise if the Main Event’s final prize pool is not way more than the advertised guarantee.

Full Schedule for The Big Wrap

There are several other PLO events taking place during The Big Wrap festival. These include a €1,100 one-day event, and a €25,000 buy-in Bounty Hunter tournament with €10,000 bounties up for grabs.

Although The Big Wrap is all about high-stakes PLO, there is a $ZTO$ No-Limit Hold’em Big Wrap Edition tournament taking place throughout the festival. It features seven Day 1s, each costing €230 to enter, and an impressive €200,000 guarantee on its prize pool.

Keep your browser locked to PokerNews throughout €4 million guaranteed Big Wrap.