Tom Schneider, 2007 WSOP Player of the Year
The latest installment from ESPN of the 2010 WSOP Main Event tracks the march of eliminations on Day 2 that will finally become the November Nine for one of the nine seats at the most exclusive poker table ion the world, the final table of the Main Event of the World Series of poker.
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Joe Cada, 2009 WSOP Main Event Champion, $8.5 Million Winner
Tuesday night means another installment of the 2010 WSOP Main Event Championship. Tuesday night at 9 PM ET on ESPN TV. Two hours of top level poker featuring the greats, along with hoards of the not-so-greats, battling for some of the multi-millions in cash that will be passed out to the top 747 finishers.
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Phil Hellmuth always draws a crowd
First day action from the 2010 WSOP Main Event continues tomorrow on ESPN at 8 PM ET. See former main event champions fall aside on the long trek to the November Nine.
Tuesday's poker adventure delivers another installment featuring the 7319 players with a $10,000 ticket in their pocket for a day 1 seat. A giant poker arena of mostly young, male gladiators.
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Welcome to the 2010 WSOP Main Event
2010 WSOP Main Event begins Tuesday evening at 8 PM ET on ESPN. Day 1A, the first of four Day 1s, features the antics of Mike Matusow as he makes his opening bid to go deep in the $10,000 buy-in poker championship. Watch as the ESPN cameras check in on the progress of former Main Event champions.
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2010 WSOP on ESPN Tonight 8 PM ET
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2010 WSOP on ESPN Tonight 8 PM ET
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Poker Champion Hoai Pham takes down WSOP gold bracelet #1 for 2010
At daybreak Sunday Morning the 2010 World Series of Poker handed the first gold bracelet to event #1 winner, Hoai Pham. He will be returning to his home in Mission Viejo, California with the new trinket, $71,424 in cash, and knowing his name will always be in the WSOP history book.
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Arthur Vea received $44,079 for second place