2024 World Series of Poker May 28th to July 17th ***No Spoilers***
The 2024 WSOP will take place at Horseshoe Las Vegas and Paris Las Vegas from May 28 to July 17, 2024, with the Main Event running from July 3 to July 17. The Main Event – poker’s undisputed freezeout world championship – will have four starting days, beginning on Wednesday, July 3. Players may also register directly on Day 2.
2024 WSOP dealer hiring info.
2024 WSOP dealer hiring info.
The tournament returned to the Las Vegas Strip in 2022 after spending several years at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino and returned to its original
location, the Horseshoe Las Vegas in 2022.
Lmao who writes this nonsense.
How many bb do you get if you register on day 2?
Depends what the blinds are
Any schedule out yet? Need to know when the Colossus is scheduled
2024 WSOP dealer hiring info.
Thanks for posting this. I have a friend who's dealt at some home games I've played in who I've been pushing to go deal the series now for a couple years. No casino experience but I'm 100 % confident he'd pass a audition easily, especially compared to some of the dealers I've seen dealing at the wsop and other tourney series around town in the summer. Anyone here have any idea around what he could expect to make if he dealt the entire wsop???? I've heard 15k plus from quite a few people but also lower
Thanks for posting this. I have a friend who's dealt at some home games I've played in who I've been pushing to go deal the series now for a couple years. No casino experience but I'm 100 % confident he'd pass a audition easily, especially compared to some of the dealers I've seen dealing at the wsop and other tourney series around town in the summer. Anyone here have any idea around what he could expect to make if he dealt the entire wsop???? I've heard 15k plus from quite a few people but also
Friends don't let friends deal at the WSOP. #FireJackEffel
Is it too soon for me to start whining about how PokerGo starts their coverage at like 9 and 10PM CST making it essentially useless for the 80% of Americans who live in the CST and EST zones to watch if they have jobs to go to in the morning?!?!?!
I was floored at how awful they were at just about everything last year.
Their main coverage was pretty good in terms of volume and starting times
And yes, I have no choice but to sign up again, but I will whine like a little B everytime I see that coverage is supposed to start at like 7PM CST and they delay it over and over until like 9:30
Is it too soon for me to start whining about how PokerGo starts their coverage at like 9 and 10PM CST making it essentially useless for the 80% of Americans who live in the CST and EST zones to watch if they have jobs to go to in the morning?!?!?!
I was floored at how awful they were at just about everything last year.
Their main coverage was pretty good in terms of volume and starting times
And yes, I have no choice but to sign up again, but I will whine like a little B everytime I see that covera
Yes but it’s never a good time to whine
WSOP is an event on West Coast, just like any event of this ilk, comes on later on East Coast
You don’t have to watch it live btw. And no one will spoil the result of a 10K stud or whatever
Coverage was A+ outstanding last year, essentially the 50K PPC and Main Event. Off the hook good
Agree on little B lol
75 bbs. 60k chips at 400-800-800, level 6 is start of day 2. Can't wait for full schedeule to come out, was Feb 2 last year
Thanks for posting this. I have a friend who's dealt at some home games I've played in who I've been pushing to go deal the series now for a couple years. No casino experience but I'm 100 % confident he'd pass a audition easily, especially compared to some of the dealers I've seen dealing at the wsop and other tourney series around town in the summer. Anyone here have any idea around what he could expect to make if he dealt the entire wsop???? I've heard 15k plus from quite a few people but also
lol I know it's kind of rough on them but if he's getting paid something near that for 6-7 weeks worth of work that's good money for him, plus I'm hoping it'll lead to him dealing full time long term at a casino and getting health insurance and benefits instead of dealing occasionally at home games and working odd jobs otherwise. Anyone have any idea what they make for the series on average?
This was posted at the end of 2023 WSOP by a local that dealt the entire series, it goes into a lot of detail, but here is the short summary.
thanks ron
Is it too soon for me to start whining about how PokerGo starts their coverage at like 9 and 10PM CST making it essentially useless for the 80% of Americans who live in the CST and EST zones to watch if they have jobs to go to in the morning?!?!?!
I was floored at how awful they were at just about everything last year.
Their main coverage was pretty good in terms of volume and starting times
And yes, I have no choice but to sign up again, but I will whine like a little B everytime I see that covera
There’s no set starting time for the final table of most events. They just have to wait until the right number of people are eliminated. This isn’t a PokerGo issue.
If it’s on too late, can’t you just watch it the next day? It’s not that hard to avoid spoilers about a typical WSOP side event.
What is an issue with PokerGo is that most of the time they wait until it's 5 or 6 handed before they air it, instead of the full final table airing.
What is an issue with PokerGo is that most of the time they wait until it's 5 or 6 handed before they air it, instead of the full final table airing.
And that seems fine to me, while they have a few different commenting teams can’t really expect them to work super long hours all the time over a month and a half
It’s much more likely an issue of paying camera crews, who are usually unionized. I imagine PokerGo has calculated that their revenue can afford a certain number of hours of production, and of course they are going to choose the end of final tables and the Main Event over the early stages of a side event final table. Often the beginnings of final tables in side events arent’t even played on camera-equipped tables.
@WSOP
just took down the Bahamas tourney on WSOP+ — is the summer schedule release imminent?
@WSOP
just took down the Bahamas tourney on WSOP+ — is the summer schedule release imminent?
Someone else posted earlier in this thread that last year the full schedule was released on Feb. 2nd so if they stick to that similar schedule yes (that would be this Friday if on the same date this year).
And if the front office has its act together. #FireJackEffel