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The first day drew 1,300 entrants, with 960 advancing to Day 2 with some household names included.

The 31-year-old US pro beat Jeremy Ausmus heads-up to take home $1,000,000.

The PokerGO commentator and high-stakes outlasted several bracelet winners on the final table to take home the $463,670 top prize.

A handful of mixed-game specialist remained in the most prestigious WSOP event.

Mike Gorodinsky was the only player to bust on the first day, Josh Arieh and Justin Bonomo are in the lead.

The event reaches Day3 with 50 players still in, $1,086,967 up top.

Steven's absence from the Las Vegas high-stakes scene is not a mystery anymore.

The field is filled with high-stakes online specialists and seasoned live pros.

The world's highest rollers sat down to play once again, with blinds of $1,000/$2,000 and occasional straddles to $4K/$8K/$16K!

The PLO action reminded the fans to the golden days of Full Tilt Poker.

Learn how you can create a steady income on top of your poker winnings!

The 26-year-old PokerStars Pro, Liliya ‘liay5’ Novikova was found dead in her apartment in Moscow.

The Triton Super High Roller cash game created some massive pots, sometimes with garbage hands.

The WSOP is still going on at full speed, with record-breaking events and life-changing scores!

The World Series of Poker (WSOP) is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, and even after half a century, the series remains at the forefront of professional poker.