World Series of Poker 1970 - 2008
World Series of Poker 2007
The 38th edition of the world's most prestigious poker tournament, set for June
1 through July 17, 2007, at the Rio® All-Suite Hotel & Casino -
and televised exclusively by ESPN - features 55 bracelet events with buy-ins
up to $50,000.
Access
to all the event blogs of the WSOP 2006 is here
World Series of Poker 2006 was held at Harrah´s Rio All-Suite Hotel
& Casino, Las Vegas with the final of 8 Days and a total prize pool of $82,676,084.
The WSOP is unequalled by any other poker event in the world today, and it
is considered by all to be the ultimate achievement in any poker players career,
to gain that coveted title of World Champion. Last year, Jamie
Gold beat the other 8773 players to win the title and a record breaking
12 million dollars for his buy-in stake of $10,000.
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Jerry
Yang - Professional Poker Player and Winner of Final WSOP event 2007
Jerry Yang from Temecula,
CA, United States, defeated 6.358 players, including the second place finisher
Tuan Lam from Kitchener,
ON, Canada, to win the main event at the 2007 World Series of Poker.
PokerPages.com provided extensive, in-depth LIVE coverage of the 2007
World Series of Poker, direct from the Rio in Las Vegas, Nevada. To access the
complete 2007 World Series of Poker viewer, with links to all of our live coverage
blogs as well as detailed information for all 55 events, click
here!
