From the start of December through January 8, 2023, Venetian Las Vegas played host to the DeepStack Extravaganza NYE, which was a 58-event series that offered more than $2.2 million in guaranteed prize pools. All told, the series catered to 10,624 entrants (not including satellite entries) and awarded $4,682,241 inContinue Reading
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The folks over at WPT Global keep coming up with exciting client features to entertain their player base and have manufactured another brilliant idea for their base. How cool would it be to have your own tournament named after you? Well, you can achieve just that as the platform hasContinue Reading
This November, poker players from around the world will be headed to The Venetian® Resort Las Vegas for the popular DeepStack Extravaganza series. This poker festival is sure to be huge, with more than $3.4 million in total guarantees up for grabs. The series runs from Nov. 1-30, and featuresContinue Reading
The last $800 deepstack event on the 2022 World Series of Poker schedule attracted a huge field of 2,812 entrants, creating an overall prize pool of $1,979,648. Despite the massive turnout, it only took two days to crown a champion, with circuit grinder Richard Alsup dragging the last pot ofContinue Reading
From January 1-30, Venetian Las Vegas played host to the 2022 DeepStack Showdown, which guaranteed more than $1 million in guaranteed prize pools over 21 events. The series catered to a combined 3,857 entrants and awarded $1,418,520 in prize money. Among those to capture titles were Robert Sherwood (Event #1:Continue Reading
November 20, 2021 Leo Contreras Jason Wheeler was crowned the winner of Event #81: $800 No-Limit Hold’em Deepstack at the 2021 World Series of Poker (WSOP) to win his first bracelet The American poker pro defeated a 1,921-player field and beat Columbian Julian Velasquez in heads-up play to win aContinue Reading
Cole Ferraro navigated his way through a field of 1,385 entries to make the final two players in the 2021 World Series of Poker $1,000 buy-in no-limit freezeout event. He ultimately fell just short of securing his first bracelet, finishing second to earn $123,142. Less than three weeks after thatContinue Reading