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World Series of Poker Videos 2004

World Series of Poker final tables are exciting to watch. We are delighted that Mark Napolitano of PokerPages.com will be there at the WSOP in 2004 filming each days final table and then putting them onto PokerPages within hours of the announcement of the winner. If you are not able to attend the WSOP this year, let PokerPages take you to the WSOP from the comfort of your own home. Tune in daily to see the reaction on the players faces as they win that all important gold bracelet.

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Event #33 No Limit Hold 'Em World Championship Final Table - (Day 7) Fri, May 28 2004 at 12:00 PM Greg Raymer is the new WSOP Champion 2004. Congratulations Greg!! 3 x final table videos can now be viewed by clicking "video/photos" below (over 30 minutes). All other videos from the WSOP can be found there also.

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Event #33 No Limit Hold 'Em World Championship (Day 6) Thu, May 27 2004 at 12:00 PM Greg Raymer leads the final 3 players at the WSOP 2004. Greg has $14,460,000, 2nd place at the dinner break is Dave Williams with $8,630,000 and 3rd Josh Arieh with $2,075,000. Follow the action in the pokerpages forum with PokerPages Dan.

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Event #33 No Limit Hold 'Em World Championship (Day 5) Wed, May 26 2004 at 12:00 PM Greg Raymer leads the field at the 2004 WSOP after day 5. Greg has $1,807,000 and is followed by Dan Harrington $1,536,000 and Davin Anderson $1,436,000. Play resumes at noon today with 32 remaining players. Current prize money is $80,000 and that jumps up to $120,000 for 27th spot.

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Event #33 No Limit Hold 'Em World Championship (Day 4) Tue, May 25 2004 at 12:00 PM John Murphy is chip leader at the end of Day 4 in the 2004 WSOP. John, just 21 years old has $765,000 with Josh Arieh in second place with $754,000. 83 players remain going into day 5. Mattias Andersson and Des Portano (Pokershool members) each have around $500,000.

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Event #33 No Limit Hold 'Em World Championship (Day 3) Mon, May 24 2004 at 12:00 PM Players are now having the official chip count in the upstairs tournament room. It looks as though Eddie Scharf from Germany will be chip leader with around $300,000. Around 275 players remain after day 3. Seat asignments and official chip counts will be available as soon as they are in.

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Event #33 No Limit Hold 'Em World Championship (Day 2) Sun, May 23 2004 at 12:00 PM 5:55 PM 522 players remaining. Break for dinner. Play to resume at 7:15 PM. We will be able to give you more accurate chip counts after the break as the field is now becoming more manageable.

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Event #33 No Limit Hold 'Em World Championship (Day 1) Sat, May 22 2004 at 1:00 PM The official chip count after part one of day 1 (half the field) is now available in the result page. You can also see it in the blog below. Mike Laing is indeed chip leader with $129,525 and Paul Kraus second with $127,275.

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Media Charity Event Fri, May 21 2004 at 6:00 PM The Media event was won by Michael Kaplin. He awarded $10,000 charity money to his daughters nursery school. The press conference saw literally hundreds of the world's press turn out to witness the beginning of the biggest poker event in history. Already over 2,200 players are paid up for the main event. There are lines almost leading out of the building at the Horseshoe. The current cap on players is 2600 and there will surely be a shutout for this most prestigious poker event in history. The 2004 WSOP is about to begin.

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Super Satellite Day Fri, May 21 2004 at 12:00 PM Super satellites had to be suspended last night as all seats are sold out for the 2004 WSOP. 2600 players will start the event with a record breaking $26M prizepool.

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Event #32 A-5 Draw Lowball Thu, May 20 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker latest- Norm Ketchum from Rockford, IL won event #32 ($1,500 buyin A-5 draw Lowball) tonight at the WSOP. Norm won $84,500 and a WSOP gold bracelet.

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Event #31 Pot Limit Omaha Wed, May 19 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker latest- Ted Lawson from Fort Lauderdale won event #31 ($5,000 buyin Pot Limit Holdem) tonight at the WSOP. Ted won $500,000 and his first WSOP gold bracelet.

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Event #30 No-Limit Hold'em Tue, May 18 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker latest- On coming back 3 handed for day 3 for the first time in WSOP history, Mike Sica from New Jersey won event #30 ($3,000 NLHE). Mike won $500,160 and a coveted WSOP gold bracelet. John Kabbaj from London finished 2nd and Ram Vaswani , also from London 3rd.

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Event #29 Limit Hold 'Em Mon, May 17 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker latest- John "World" Hennigan from Philadelphia won event #29 ($5,000 buyin Limit Holdem)He takes home $325,360 and a coveted WSOP gold bracelet. The heads up against An "Boss" Tran was action all the way with John finally emerging as the Champion.

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Event #28 Seniors No-Limit Hold'em Sun, May 16 2004 at 2:00 PM World Series of Poker latest- Gary Gibbs from Hot Springs AR won event 28 tonight at the WSOP ($1,000 buyin No Limit Holdem Seniors). Gary won $136,960 and his first WSOP gold bracelet by beating the 519 strong field.

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Event #27 Deuce to Seven Triple Draw Sun, May 16 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker 2004 latest- Farzad Bonyadi won event 27 at the World Series of Poker (Deuce to Seven Triple Draw). Farzad won $86,980 and the coveted WSOP gold bracelet.

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Event #26 Seven Card Razz Sat, May 15 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker 2004 - T.J Cloutier from Richardson, TX won his 5th WSOP gold bracelet tonight in event 26 ($1,500 buyin 7 card razz). T.J takes home $90,500 along with that coveted 5th WSOP bracelet after eventually beating Dutch Boyd into second place.

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Event #25 Pot Limit Hold 'Em Fri, May 14 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker 2004 latest- Gavin Griffin from Darien, IL made WSOP history tonight by becoming the youngest ever winner of a WSOP title. Gavin, just 22 years old won event 25 (Pot Limit Holdem $3,000 buyin). He takes home $270,420 and the history making WSOP gold bracelet.

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Event #24 Seven Card Stud World Championship Thu, May 13 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker 2004 latest- Joe Awada from Las Vegas won event #24 tonight at the WSOP ($5,000 buyin 7 Card Stud) Joe wins $221,000 and a coveted WSOP gold bracelet.

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Event #23 No Limit Hold'em Wed, May 12 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker latest- Ted Forrest from Las Vegas moved one step closer tonight to creating poker history. He won event 23 ($1,500 No Limit Holdem) and his second WSOP bracelet this year. With this $300,000 win Ted now needs one more bracelet this year to become the first ever poker player to win 3 bracelets in a year twice. 11 years ago Ted won 3 events but the fields today are so much bigger today and if Ted could win that 3rd this year it may be a record never repeated.

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Event #22 Omaha Hi-Lo Split World Championship Tue, May 11 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker 2004 latest- Brett Jungblut from Los Angeles, CA won event 22 tonight the $5,000 buyin Omaha Hi-Lo event. Brett won his first WSOP gold bracelet and $187,720 after finally defeating Miami John Cernuto.

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Event #21 Pot Limit Hold'em Mon, May 10 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker latest- Antonio "The Magician" Esfandiari won the most exciting WSOP final table, so far this year tonight ($2,000 buyin Pot Limit Holdem). Antonio won his first WSOP gold bracelet and $184,860.

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Event #20 Ladies Limit Hold 'Em Sun, May 9 2004 at 2:00 PM World Series of Poker 2004 latest- Huong Doan from San Diego CA won event #20 ($1,000 buyin ladies Limit Holdem) at the WSOP tonight. Huong won her first WSOP gold bracelet and $58,530 for her fabulous effort.

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Event #19 Omaha Hi/Lo Sun, May 9 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker 2004 latest- Annie Duke won event #19 ($2,000 buyin Omaha Hilo Split) at the WSOP in Las Vegas tonight. Annie won her first WSOP gold bracelet and $137,860. Probably the first time ever that 2 women have won gold bracelets at the WSOP on the same day as it was also the ladies event final.

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Event #18 No-Limit Hold 'Em Shootout Sat, May 8 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker 2004 latest- Phi Nguyen from Los Angeles, CA won event 18 ($1,500 buyin No Limit Holdem Shootout)Phi won $180,000 and a coveted WSOP gold bracelet. Kiril Gerasimov from Moscow Russia finished in 2nd place.

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Event #17 Limit Hold 'Em Shoot Out Fri, May 7 2004 at 2:00 PM World Series of Poker 2004 latest- Kathy Liebert from Las Vegas won event #17 (Limit Holdem Shootout $1,500 buyin) at the WSOP tonight and her first WSOP gold bracelet. Kathy also added $110,180 to her bankroll after beating Kevin Song in a thrilling heads up battle.

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Event #16 No-Limit Deuce to Seven Draw Fri, May 7 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker 2004 latest- Barry Greenstein from California won event #16 at the WSOP ($5,000 buyin Deuce to Seven Draw)Barry won $296,200 and of course a WSOP gold bracelet.

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Event #15 Limit Hold' Em Thu, May 6 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker 2004 latest- Daniel Negreanu from Las Vegas lifted his 3rd WSOP gold bracelet tonight in event #15 ($2,000 buyin Limit Holdem) and added $169,100 to his bankroll. Daniel controlled the table from very early and never looked like finishing anywhere but top position. His confidence makes me think that this will not be the only success he has at this years WSOP. Interview with Daniel at end of video, now available.

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Event #14 Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo Wed, May 5 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker latest- Hasan Habib won event #14 ($1,500 buyin Stud Hi/Lo 8 or better)tonight after a 4 hour heads up battle with Tommy Polk. Hasan won his first WSOP gold bracelet and $93,060.

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Event #13 No Limit Hold 'Em Tue, May 4 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker 2004 Latest- Tonight at the WSOP 23 year old Thomas Keller from Phoenix AZ won event #13 ($5,000 buyin No Limit Holdem) after starting out as chip leader. This means that in the last 5 days, no less than 3 Gold Bracelets have been won by 23 year old players. I am sure that is a record. Thomas takes home $382,020 and his first WSOP gold bracelet.

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Event #12 H.O.R.S.E. Mon, May 3 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker 2004 latest- Scott Fischman won a remarkable 2nd WSOP bracelet tonight in just 4 days. Tonight he added the H.O.R.S.E title along with $100,200 to his swelling bankroll. John Cover finished 2nd after a couple of hours of heads up play.

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Event #11 Limit Hold 'Em Sun, May 2 2004 at 12:00 PM World Series of Poker 2004 - Eli Balas from Las Vegas won event #11 ($2,500 buyin Limit Holdem) at the WSOP tonight. Eli won $174,440 and his 3rd WSOP gold bracelet. He started out in 4th chip position but soon took the chip lead, eventually beating Steven Shkolnik into second place. Eli also became the 35th poker player in history to top the $1M mark in lifetime WSOP earnings.

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Event #10 7-Card Stud Hi/Lo Sat, May 1 2004 at 12:00 PM After 4 hours of heads up play, Cyndy Violette finally beat 80 year old Pete Kaufman for the title in event #10 at the WSOP. Cyndy won her first WSOP title by winning the $2,000 buyin 7 card stud Hilo Split and took home a well earned $135,900 and most importantly that coveted WSOP gold bracelet.

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Event #9 No Limit Hold 'Em Fri, Apr 30 2004 at 12:00 PM Scott Fischman from Las Vegas won event #9 at the WSOP tonight. Scott played great poker all night but needed to get lucky in the penultimate hand to almost knock out Joe Awata and one hand later it was all over. Scott won $300,000 and his first WSOP gold bracelet. Dont miss the Video for this one. Now online.

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Event #8 Pot Limit Omaha Thu, Apr 29 2004 at 12:00 PM Chau Giang, a high stakes ring game player from Las Vegas won event 8 tonight at the WSOP. Chiang, came back from a 5-1 chip deficit to beat Robert Williamson in the heads up of the Pot Limit Omaha event. Chiang added $187,920 to his bankroll and a 3rd WSOP gold bracelet.

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Event #7 No-Limit Hold 'Em Wed, Apr 28 2004 at 12:00 PM Gerry Drehobl from Spokane, WA won event #7 ($1,000 buyin No Limit Holdem with rebuys) at the WSOP tonight. Gerry has been playing poker for 6 months! The final table lasted 8 hours and Gerry beat a final table that included 5 of the worlds top 100 players. $365,900 and a WSOP gold bracelet were his rewards for this remarkable victory.

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Event #6 Pot Limit Hold 'Em Tue, Apr 27 2004 at 12:00 PM Minh Nguyen from Spokane, WA played perfectly to come back from a big chip deficit against Lorne Persons to win event 6 at the WSOP in Las Vegas. Minh won his 2nd WSOP Gold Bracelet and $155,420. This was the fastest final table of this years WSOP so far, taking just 4 hours and 15 minutes. Final table video now available.

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Event #5 Omaha Hi/Lo Mon, Apr 26 2004 at 12:00 PM Curtis Bibb from Las Vegas won a very long final table at the 2004 WSOP at the Horseshoe Downtown Las Vegas tonight. He won the $1,500 buyin Omaha Hi/lo and took home $160,000 and a coveted WSOP Gold Bracelet.

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Event #4 Limit Hold 'Em Sun, Apr 25 2004 at 12:00 PM Aaron Katz from Los Angeles put on a fantastic display of poker to win event 4 ($1,500 buyin Limit Holdem) at the 2004 WSOP tonight. Aaron grabbed the chip lead with 4 players left and proceded to dominate the table from then on. Aaron won $234,940 and his 1st WSOP Gold Bracelet.

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Event #3 7-Card Stud Sat, Apr 24 2004 at 12:00 PM Ted Forrest returned to winning form after 11 years at the WSOP. Ted beat Chad Brown into second place in the Stud event and took home $111,440 and his 4th WSOP Gold Bracelet.

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Event #2 No Limit Hold 'Em Fri, Apr 23 2004 at 12:00 PM James Vogl from London took down the second event at the WSOP tonight and $400,000. James was here on his first trip to Las Vegas and the WSOP. Shawn Rice from Lubbock Texas was second for $213,000.

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Event #1 Casino Employee's Event Thu, Apr 22 2004 at 12:00 PM The 2004 WSOP is under way. Event 1 was won by Carl Nessel and was good for $40,000. Carl beat 278 Casino Employees to win the first of the new style World Series of Poker gold bracelets. 1000 players are expected for event 2 the $2,000 buyin No Limit Holdem. The worlds top poker players will all be here to take a shot at the expected $2,000,000 prizepool.

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