Canterbury Park will be hosting World Series of Poker satellites this coming May & June.  The buy-in is $250 and each satellite is guaranteed to award a package that includes $1,000 cash & $10,000 buy-in to the official WSOP Main Event in Las Vegas.… READ MORE

With a price tag of $1 million to enter, the Big One For One Drop is the biggest buy-in tournament in poker history. Watch all the action Tuesday night on ESPN at 8 and 9 p.m. ET.  Minnesota’s John Morgan participated in this event, story HERE.… READ MORE

The Final Table is set and BLUFF’s 2012 WSOP Main Event Final Table video has the all the info on the players fighting for poker’s most prestigious title and its $8.5 million bounty.  … READ MORE

Jarrett Nash Blinds Off Stack of 527,000 At World Series Of Poker – by Brian Pempus | Published: Jul 14, 2012 – www.cardplayer.com… READ MORE

Here is the final list of Minnesota Player cashes throughout the 2012 World Series of Poker.  Players combined for $533,602 in earnings.… READ MORE

Unfortunately the buck stopped on Day 4, no MN players were able to advance on to Day 5.  In 2011, the top MN finisher was Blake Bohn who placed 126 for $54,851.  In 2012, the fun ended at place 328.  … READ MORE

When Day 3 of the WSOP Main Event wrapped up late last night, only 720 players of the 6,598 entrants were still alive with the money bubble approaching.  666 of the 720 will earn a minimum of $19,227. … READ MORE

Both Day 2 WSOP Main Event flights are complete.  In all, there are 1,765 players remaining from the original 6,598 entrants, 666 is the money.  Minnesota had 41 reps (we missed Bryan Berend) that advanced to Day 2, only 13 of the 41 survived to Day 3.  Day 2B was not as kind to MN … READ MORE

WSOP Main Event Day 2A definitely went well overall for MN reps, 9 players advanced through to Day 3.  Eric Brix of Little Canada is ranked 34th in chips with 285,500 before Day 2B begins.  842 players advanced from Day 2A, meaning there will likely be double that advancing to Day 3 in total, 666 … READ MORE

Day 1C of the WSOP Main Event produced a turnout of 3,418 entrants, which is a single-day record for the Main Event.  The combined number for the first two days was 3,180.  Thus, 6,598 players posted the buy-in to create a $62,021,200 prize pool, where the winner will take $8.5 million.  4,344 of the 6,598 … READ MORE