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In true WSOP style, this year has seen wit, wisdom and some exclusive content filter out of Rio and Las Vegas in general – God, that Luxor video – via social media. The last 24 hours have been no different, and we’ve taken time out from gasping at Greenwood’s incredible Main Event bust-out to appreciate what’s happening in the digital world. Oh, and we’ve caught you up your $25k Fantasy League chances as well as finding out who’s top of the WSOP Player of the Year race.

MCDONALD ROOTING FOR GATES

Purely for the update ‘Gates opens…’ every time Garry bets out pre-flop, we’re also very happy to see Garry Gates thriving in the Main. So’s Timex.

CALLING THE BOX LINE

Ryan Laplante can always be relied on for compassion when others need help.

WINNERS EVERYWHERE

Meanwhile, an update from one of the Tweeters of the summer, Michael Gagliano.

FIRALDO’S WSOP RULE #412

Niall Farrell knows how to crack Vegas. He’s figured out more in the last few days you could even contemplate. Plus…

ZACK’S STACKIN’

This is how to tweet your chip count in the WSOP Main Event. There’s no other way.

ZACK BACK ON TOP

Dan Zack is back on top of the very latest WSOP Player of the year standings. Can he outrun Phil Hui, Shaun Deeb and Robert Campbell? Perhaps one last victory in a prestigious event might tip the scales for any of those men.

Who’s your money on?

TEAM BAKER IN THE LEAD BUT RIESS RISING

All the top five teams in the $25k Fantasy League have done well, but who has been each of those team’s most valuable player? Here they are!

Position Team Top Scorer  Player Score Team Score
1st Team Baker Yueqi Zhu 225 890
2nd Team Riess Phillip Hui 232 860
3rd Team Poker Central Jeremy Ausmus 183 817
4th Team Maths Scott Clements 180 798
5th Team Noori Shaun Deeb 237 725

You can watch the WSOP Main Event action unfold on ESPN and check out additional coverage on PokerGO throughout the biggest poker tournament in the world and bracelet event coverage on CBS All Access.

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