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Top-10 November Nine tidbits
19 July 2010
It took eight days and 78 grueling hours of play, but we are finally down to this year’s final table at the World Series of Poker Main Event. Who will be playing for poker’s most coveted prize in four months? Chances are, you haven’t heard of many of them, so here are the top-10 tidbits for this year’s November Nine.
The Gang talks WSOP November Nine19 July 2010
The November Nine is set, and Casino City's Vin Narayanan and Aaron Todd were there to witness it. They join host Dan Igo to break it down.
Riviera Holdings files for bankruptcy19 July 2010
The Las Vegas casino company has filed for bankruptcy for the third time in three decades.
IGT elects new board member19 July 2010
The slot machine maker announced that Vincent Sadusky has been elected to the company’s board of directors.
Date set for Station restructuring19 July 2010
Judge Gregg Zive approved Station Casinos' disclosure statement and set an Aug. 27 date to begin hearings on the company's reorganization plan.
WSOP's November Nine determined after long day filled with bad beats18 July 2010
One hand changed the course of the World Series of Poker Main Event as Jonathan Duhamel emerged as the chip leader heading into November's final-table action.
WSOP Main Event down to 27 players -- and no Theo Jorgensen17 July 2010
As the atmosphere at the WSOP Main Event turned surreal, Jorgensen went from one of the chip leaders to out of the tournament in dramatic fashion.
Experience matters at the WSOP17 July 2010
At the end of Day 7 of the World Series of Poker’s Main Event, one thing was clear: experience matters.
Computer-linked game systems don't yet rule casinos16 July 2010
Despite some hot hype, server-based gaming may be years away from being fully embraced by the gaming industry.
Johnny Chan eliminated from WSOP Main Event16 July 2010
Two-time World Series of Poker Main Event champion Johnny Chan ran into pocket aces twice within an hour and busted out of the tournament in 156th place.
WSOP brings together father and son16 July 2010
The unique egalitarianism of the WSOP Main Event was showcased in a special way at the ESPN feature table on Day 6 of the tournament as a Canadian optometrist with MS was cheered on by his son.
Global Cash Access looking to upgrade casino ATMs15 July 2010
Global Cash Access is asking gaming regulators to allow it to upgrade its ATMs so customers can get cash or ticket in-ticket out vouchers that could be used on slot machines.
Chips tilt toward 'Amazon Triangle' at WSOP Main Event15 July 2010
On Day 5 of the World Series of Poker Main Event, three tables within ten feet of each other sucked up most of the chips in the Amazon Room. Johnny Chan was at one of those tables and finished the day with more than 2.5 million in chips.
WSOP Main Event: Day 5 notebook15 July 2010
The World Series of Poker's Main Event has completed five of the eight days it will take to determine this year's November Nine, and 205 players will come back tomorrow to vie for a spot at the world's most prestigious final table.
Day 5 is 'Moving Day' for WSOP Main Event players15 July 2010
With the remaining players in the World Series of Poker’s Main Event safely in the money, many players either solidified their position as a contender for the final table or busted out trying to get there on Day 5.
Cash bubble bursts at WSOP Main Event14 July 2010
After one hour of hand-for-hand action, Tim McDonald bubbled out of the Main Event, falling one spot short of the prize money.
The bubble bursts: WSOP Day 4 notebook14 July 2010
Entertaining table banter and a dominating performance by the Mizrachi family highlight our World Series of Poker Day 4 notebook.
Predictions for time of WSOP bubble burst right on target14 July 2010
Figuring out how long you’ll have to play in a poker tournament to finish in the money essentially comes down to math.
Johnny Chan killing the WSOP Main Event13 July 2010
The two-time Main Event champ more than doubled his chip stack on Day 3 of the World Series of Poker Main Event while Daniel Negreanu, Vanessa Rousso, Phil Laak and defending champ Joe Cada were eliminated.
Pavilion starts out buzzing, ends the day quietly at the WSOP13 July 2010
It’s been three years since Aaron Todd covered the World Series of Poker, and the most notable difference in the WSOP in the time he has been away is the addition of the 55,488 square-foot Pavilion for play.
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