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Origins
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The original World Series of Poker was started by Tom Morehead of the Riverside establishment in Reno and was an invitational event. The set of tournaments the World Series of Poker (WSOP) would evolve to was the brainchild of Las Vegas legend and poker player Benny Binion as well as his two sons Jack and Ted.
The Binion family not only nurtured the WSOP, but poker in general. Prior to the 1970s, poker was not found at many casinos because of the difficulty of keeping cheaters out. Through better security techniques as well as the Binion's tireless promotion through events like the WSOP, poker became a very popular game.
In 1970 the first WSOP at Binion's Horseshoe took place with seven players. The winner, Johnny Moss was elected by his peers as the first World Champion of Poker and received a silver cup as a prize.
Evolution
From 1971 on, all WSOP events have been freezeout tournaments with cash prizes. In 1973 a new event, five-card stud, was added to the main event of no-limit Texas hold 'em. Since then new events have been added and removed. In 2003 and 2004 there were 36 events at the WSOP, including poker games like Omaha and Razz as well as events only for seniors and women. Event winners get, in addition to their prize money, a golden bracelet.
Players who have won bracelets in a draw poker event, a stud poker game, and a community card poker game are:
- Mickey Appleman
- Bobby Baldwin
- Doyle Brunson
- Johnny Chan
- Johnny Moss
- Stu Ungar
The number of participants in the WSOP has grown every year, and in recent years the growth has exploded. In 2000 there were 4780 entrants in the various events, yet in 2004 there were over 13,000. In the main event alone, participants grew from 839 in 2003 to 2576 in 2004. Much of this growth can be attributed to the WSOP and the World Poker Tour being shown on ESPN and the Travel Channel.
Because the prizes increase with more players, more than $25 million was won by players in the 2004 main event, including a $5 million first prize.
In 2004, Harrah's Entertainment purchased Binion's Horseshoe and announced that the 2005 Series will be held at the Harrah's-owned Rio Casino, just off the Las Vegas strip, with the final two days of the main event held downtown at the Horseshoe.
The Main Event
The main event of the WSOP is the $10,000 buy-in no-limit Texas hold 'em tournament. Winners of the event not only get the largest prize of the tournament and golden bracelet, but additionally their picture is placed into the Gallery of Champions at Binion's Horseshoe.
There have been many memorable events during the WSOP, including Jack Straus's 1982 win which was a comeback after having discovered he had one $500 chip left when he thought he was out of the tournament.
A few players have won the WSOP multiple times, including Stu Ungar who won in 1980, 1981, and 1997. Ungar had a drug problem that spanned decades, which makes his 1997 win all the more amazing. Since Ungar had no money to enter the tournament in 1997, his friend and 6 time WSOP bracelet winner Billy Baxter gave him the entrance fee. Ungar split the $1,000,000 prize evenly with Baxter.
Johnny Chan won back to back in 1987 and 1988. Chan finished 2nd in 1989 to the youngest WSOP main event winner of all time Phil Hellmuth. The 1988 event would later be featured in the movie Rounders.
Chris Moneymaker won the main event in 2003 after qualifying through a $39 satellite tournament at the PokerStars online cardroom. Four players at the final table of the 2004 main event qualified through PokerStars as well, including the winner, Greg 'Fossilman' Raymer and second place finisher David Williams.
It may be that winning the WSOP makes legends out of people, but some living poker legends have tried unsuccessfully for years to win the main event, including: T. J. Cloutier, Erik Seidel, Barry Greenstein, Men 'The Master' Nguyen, and Howard Lederer.
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The World Series of Poker (WSOP) began a new series of online Circuit Events in 2021. The plan is to host 13 online series throughout the year, once each month plus a championship event. During that time, more than 180 gold rings will be awarded.
With the first month of the year coming to an end, so did the WSOP Circuit January Super Series, which catered to a combined 8,653 entrants and awarded $3,080,707 over its 18 events.
Among the recognizable names to capture rings were Toby 'DustPistons' Lewis, Daniel 'centrfieldr' Lupo, Katie 'azulciel' Stone, Alexander 'jinyang' Butcher, Jasthi 'vkjasthi' Kumar, and Chris 'Robotbob47' Moorman, who actually defeated his wife in heads-up play to get the job done.
Meanwhile, New Jersey pro Daniel “juice” Buzgon topped the Player of the Month Leaderboard with 88.84 points (“gldude” was second with 70.46), meaning he earned a spot in the $250,000 WSOP Online Circuit Championship to be held later this year
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The series culminated with a $525 buy-in Main Event on Sunday, January 31. The tournament blew past its $250K GTD as 583 players rebought 310 times to create a $446,500 prize pool, which was paid out amongst the top 120 finishers.
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Some familiar names to make the money were James “Meatsweats” Carroll (15th - $4,097.10), Harrison “harrisond33” Dobin (23rd - $2,589.70), John Allan “Beastro” Hinds (26th - $2,589.70), William “swaggyb” Corvino (44th - $1,830.65), Kevin “GoneBananas” Garosshen (65th - $1,428.80), Daniel “juice” Buzgon (73rd - $1,428.80), and Conrad “IamNotBlack” Simpson (94th - $1,294.85).
It took exactly 11 hours of play for a winner to emerge, which came when AJ “jnja1719” Basselini-Truisi bested Ian “bootleg23isk” Kurzer in heads-up play to win the title for $67,376.85.
WSOPC January Super Series Main Event Final Table
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | AJ “jnja1719” Basselini-Truisi | $67,376.85 |
| 2 | Ian “bootleg23isk” Kurzer | $49,918.70 |
| 3 | William “SlaweelRyam” Romaine | $36,836.25 |
| 4 | Angel “chromeking” Lopez | $26,968.60 |
| 5 | Doug “CheeksK” Kurth | $20,940.85 |
| 6 | Michael “BobMerwald” Bohmerwald | $16,074 |
| 7 | Frank “Spaghettiii” Marasco | $12,144.80 |
| 8 | Kyle “kdruck” Draucker | $9,242.55 |
| 9 | Justin “tamaratibles” Young | $7,010.05 |
WSOPC January Super Series Winners
All of the below players won gold rings, which means they are eligible for the season-ending $250,000 WSOP Online Circuit Championship bracelet event (Date TBD). Other ways to get into that tournament are to either win a $10,000 Player of the Month Leaderboard, win a Second Chance Fast Forward, or be one of the top 50 players on the Cumulative Circuit Leaderboard who are not otherwise eligible.
| Date | Tournament | Buy-In | Players | Rebuys | Total Entries | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday, January 14 | Event #1: $75,000 GTD NLH Big 500 Kick-Off | $500 | 229 | 169 | 398 | $185,866 | Toby 'DustPistons' Lewis | $35,686.27 |
| Friday, January 15 | Event #2: $40,000 GTD Limit Omaha 8 or Better | $215 | 185 | 66 | 251 | $50,200 | Jordan 'jdeane287' Deane | $9,989.80 |
| Saturday, January 16 | Event #3: $100,000 NLH Double Stack | $320 | 420 | 181 | 601 | $180,300 | Aaron 'fishfold' Frei | $28,739.82 |
| Sunday, January 17 | Event #4: $125,000 Monster Stack | $215 | 769 | 238 | 1007 | $201,400 | Romain 'terrrr1' Lotti | $29,203 |
| Monday, Janury 18 | Event #5: $50,000 NLH Freezeout | $250 | 463 | 0 | 463 | 107,879 | Morna 'HeyNorm' Edmunds | $26,430.35 |
| Tuesday, January 19 | Event #6: $100,000 High Roller | $1,000 | 164 | 88 | 252 | $240,660 | Daniel 'bunzer07' Jordan | $49,046.50 |
| Wednesday, January 20 | Event #7: $50,000 GTD PLO Big 500 6-Max | $500 | 105 | 70 | 175 | $81,725 | Mark 'Nostradonkus' Liedtke | $17,693.46 |
| Thursday, January 21 | Event #8: $75,000 NLH | $320 | 314 | 162 | 476 | $142,800 | Daniel 'centrfieldr' Lupo | $24,418.80 |
| Friday, January 22 | Event #9: $50,000 NLH Knockout | $300 | 406 | 0 | 406 | $114,492 | Matthew 'mattyflushes' Larkin | $19,503.54 |
| Saturday, January 23 | Event #10: $100,000 NLH Double Stack | $320 | 380 | 154 | 534 | $160,200 | Srikar 'sri50k' Chadhivae | $27,394.20 |
| Sunday, January 24 | Event #11: $150,000 Monster Stack | $525 | 326 | 104 | 430 | $215,000 | Justin 'MadTitan' Turner | $36,765 |
| Monday, January 25 | Event #12: $50,000 NLH Deep Stack Turbo | $215 | 378 | 150 | 528 | $105,600 | Katie 'azulciel' Stone | $18,057.60 |
| Tuesday, January 26 | Event #13: $100,000 Super High Roller | $2,000 | 112 | 54 | 166 | $315,400 | John 'macallan25' Riordan | $68,284.10 |
| Wednesday, January 27 | Event #14: $75,000 NLH | $215 | 410 | 202 | 612 | $122,400 | Chris 'Robotbob47' Moorman | $19,510.56 |
| Thursday, January 28 | Event #15: $75,000 NLH 6-Max | $320 | 300 | 191 | 491 | $147,300 | Naiching 'cncly1314' Chen | $27,368.34 |
| Friday, January 29 | Event #16: $50,000 NLH Turbo | $250 | 285 | 146 | 431 | $101,285 | Alexander 'jinyang' Butcher | $18,818.75 |
| Saturday, January 30 | Event #17: $100,000 NLH Double Stack | $320 | 381 | 158 | 539 | $161,700 | Jasthi 'vkjasthi' Kumar | $27,650.70 |
| Sunday, January 31 | Event #18: $250,000 Main Event | $525 | 583 | 310 | 893 | $446,500 | AJ “jnja1719” Basselini-Truisi | $67,376.85 |
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The next WSOP Circuit Online Series will be the “Planet Hollywood Circuit” running February 17-28. A dozen ring events will be held, so if you’re in either Nevada or New Jersey get in on the action.
WSOP.com caters to players in Nevada and New Jersey (players in Delaware are NOT able to participate in the Circuit events).
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The first step in getting set up to play on WSOP.com is to download the client. You can do so for both mobile (Android and iOS) and desktop (Windows 7 or higher and Mac OS X 10.6.8).
To get the correct version of the client, use the links below:
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Also, the WSOP.com client can only support playing one table at a time on mobile. Finally, pot-limit Omaha (PLO) games and tournaments are not compatible on mobile and must be played via a computer.
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