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The Main Event has been narrowed down to 237 survivors following Day 4, which saw nearly two-thirds hit the rail in close to 13 hours of play. The chip leader changed around 7 times, however, it was Joe McKeehen, from North Wales, PA who bagged up the chip lead at the end of play.

Read more » 2015 WSOP Main Event: 237 Players Through to Day 4, Including Daniel Negreanu!

Day 3 of the 2015 World Series of Poker Main Event came to an end after nearly a 13-hour marathon with 661 survivors from a field of 1,796 players. The top 1,000 players received at least $15,000 each, and all players who are still alive have secured about double that amount.

Read more » 2015 WSOP: 661 Survivors After Day 3 of The Main Event

Day 2C started with 2,747 players from Day 1C and ended with approximately 1,142 survivors, led by David Jackson ($430,676 in live tournament earnings, according to HendonMob) who accumulated 408,800 in chips heading to Day 3. Here are the top five players after Day 2C:

David Jackson - 408,800
Zach Jiganti - 401,900
Shawn Van Alsdale - 388,000
Louis Salter - 344,400
Hugo Perez - 343,300

Read more » 2015 WSOP: David Jackson Tops Day 2C Field

The 470 survivors from Day 1A and 1,154 from Day 1B returned yesterday for Day 2-AB in separate rooms at Rio. Wednesday's participants played five two-hour levels with a few 20-minute breaks for dinner etc. After a 12-hour poker marathon, tournament staff called it a day and 654 survivors bagged up their stacks.

Read more » 2015 WSOP: 654 Players Through To Day 3 From Day 2-AB

Reigning champion Martin Jacobson kicked off the third and final starting day by calling out "Shuffle up and deal". In total, 3963 players bought in for $10,000 each to create the largest single flight in Main Event history!

Read more » 2015 WSOP Main Event: Final Starting Day Is Over

The second starting flight attracted 1,716 players who put up the $10,000 buy-in for a last chance at taking home a bracelet at this year's World Series of Poker. The cards were in the air once 2014 WSOP Player of The Year George Danzer called out the classic words "shuffle up and deal".

Read more » 2015 WSOP: Day 1B Is In The Books

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The last event before the main event concluded last night after four days of intensive play, with Connor Berkowitz picking up the gold bracelet and the first-place prize of $487,784!

Read more » 2015 WSOP: Connor Berkowitz Wins Event #66: $777 LUCKY SEVENS No-Limit Hold'em

Day 1A of the 2015 World Series of Poker Main Event saw a field of 741 players (30 players less than last year) and approximately 480 made it through to Day 2, including notables such as Mike Matusow (88,225), Jonathan Duhamel (82,200), Fabian Quoss (80,100), David Bach (72,850), Abe Mosseri (72,350), Andy Black (53,850) and Max Pescatori (46,075).

Read more » 2015 WSOP: William Kakon Leads Main Event After Day 1A

Quinn Do, a 39-year-old poker pro from El Monte, CA picked up his second gold bracelet after winning the $10,000 buy-in Dealers Choice event, a tournament that attracted a small but renowned field of players (108 entries).

Read more » 2015 WSOP: Quinn Do Wins Event #67: $10,000 Dealers Choice Championship

The third bracelet winner from England of the 2015 WSOP was crowned on Sunday. Gerald Ringe, a real estate investor and businessman who routinely plays in high-stakes mixed game formats, topped a field of 547 entries in the $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better event to claim his first gold bracelet and $198,888.

Read more » 2015 WSOP: Gerald Ringe Wins Event #65: $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better

The premier of this online-live event drew 905 entries who created a $859,750 prize pool. The initial 905 participants played down to a final table of six players online on July 2. The final day took place two days later at the Rio in Las Vegas (live poker).

Read more » 2015 WSOP: Anthony Spinella Wins Event #64: WSOP Online No-Limit Hold'em

The $10,000 H.O.R.S.E Championship, one of poker's most prestigious tournaments, attracted a star-studded field of 204 entries this time, which generated a prize pool of $1,917,000.

Among the top 10 finishers were six gold bracelet winners (and 8 bracelet winners in the top 12), but at the end of it all it was a newcomer who stood tall as the champion, Andrew Barber.

Read more » 2015 WSOP: Andrew Barber Wins Event #63: $10,000 H.O.R.S.E Championship

Jack Duong, 26, topped a field of 2,178 entries to win the first-ever WSOP bounty tournament, Event #62: $1,500 Bounty No-Limit Hold'em. In this tournament each bounty was worth $500, and the remaining prize pool was distributed like in any other tournament.

Read more » 2015 WSOP: Jack Duong Wins Event #62: $1,500 Bounty No-Limit Hold'em

It took four days of play for a field of 4,555 entrants to be narrowed down to a single player, Paul Hoefer from Germany. The 24-year-old college student and part-time poker player collected his first bracelet and $645,969 for winning the tournament.

Read more » 2015 WSOP: Paul Hoefer Wins Event #61: $1,111 The Little One for One Drop

All eyes were on Jamie Gold when the final table kicked off on Day 3 of Event #59: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em. The 2006 World Series of Poker Main Event winner played good but was eventually knocked out in 5th place. It was his deepest run since his Main Event win.

Read more » 2015 WSOP: Alex Lindop Wins Event #59: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em

Anthony Zinno, the reigning World Poker Tour Player of the Year, is the winner of the $25,000 High Roller Pot-Limit Omaha event. In total, Zinno had to overcome a star-studded field of 175 players in three days of play to take home his first coveted gold bracelet!

Read more » 2015 WSOP: Anthony Zinno Wins Event #60: $25,000 High Roller Pot-Limit Omaha

Takahiro Nakai bested a field of 2,497 players in event #57 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em to lay hands on his first gold bracelet and $399,039 in first prize money!

Read more » 2015 WSOP: Takahiro Nakai Wins Event #57 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em

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2010 World Series of Poker Main Event champion Jonathan Duhamel stood tall as the winner of even EVENT #58: $111,111 High Roller for ONE DROP after overcoming a extremely tough field of 135 entrants over 2 days of play. Duhamel, 27, received his second bracelet and the massive $3,989,985 first-place prize for his victory. He now has $13,796,281 in WSOP earnings.

Read more » 2015 WSOP: JONATHAN DUHAMEL WINS 2015 HIGH ROLLER FOR ONE DROP

Las Vegas resident Brandon Wittmeyer, 31, was crowned the winner of the $1,500 Draftkings 50/50 No-Limit Hold'em event after besting a field of 1,123 entrants in three days of play.

Read more » 2015 WSOP: Brandon Wittmeyer Wins Event #55: $1,500 Draftkings 50/50 No-Limit Hold'em

This event drew a field of 454 entries, generating a $2,133,800 prize pool. Due to the turbo format, a winner was crowned already in the evening on Day 2. Kevin MacPhee, who is no stranger to turbo structured events, received his first gold bracelet and $490,800 for his first-place finish.

Read more » Kevin MacPhee Wins Event #56 - $5,000 Turbo No-Limit Hold'em

Many of the poker world's best tournament players turned up for the $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship, and the final table of nine included notables such as Shaun Deeb, Dan Smith and Jason Mercier. The latter battled against Alaxander Petersen for the title.

Read more » 2015 WSOP: Alexander Petersen Wins Event #54: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship

66-year-old part-time poker player Jacquelyn Scott bested a field of 795 players to lay hands on the coveted gold bracelet and  the $153,876 first-place prize!

It was her first title and also her first-ever cash at the World Series of Poker. According to WSOP.com, Scott dominated play on the final day and brought a 4 to 1 chip lead to heads-up against Hope Williams, who she sent packing in a relatively quick fashion.

Read more » Jacquelyn Scott Wins Event #53: $10,000/$1,000 Ladies No-Limit Hold'em Championship