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What sort of World Series are you having? If it’s like any of the stars at the felt, then it’s been entertaining, win or lose! We caught up on the last 24 hours at the felt and away from it, as the great and good share their World Series of Poker with us via social media.

SEXTON SALUTES WARRIORS IN WSOP EVENT

As as a proud former member of the Airborne, Mike Sexton knows exactly what it’s like to take a leap into the unknown with only a parachute between him and the ground. He paid tribute to service men and women by playing the ‘Salute to Warriors’ WSOP event.

MISCOUNT? NO DICE

David Williams might think he’s found a spot where he has a decent edge on the field. Call it a hunch…

LEAH DOESN’T REGRET LEAVING RIO SCHEDULE OUT

There’s a great reason why Mike Leah doesn’t regret missing the World Series of Poker grind this year. Aww…

THAT REACTION SHOT

We’ve all been there, possibly even this World Series. We know someone who has, anyway.

TEAM BAKER OVERTAKE POKER CENTRAL THANKS TO ‘ONE DOLLAR’ ZHU

Team Poker Central must be delighted that there are no more big mixed game events out there. Yueqi Zhu has been on a rush in the games and for one dollar, has provided Team Baker with 224 points of value. Here are the new table-toppers’ top five players, including three ‘one-dollar’ picks that all of the other teams must be seething with envy over. You can check out the full standings right here.

Player Price Score Budget% Score%
Yueqi ‘Rich’ Zhu $1.00 224 0.50% 25.57%
Anthony Zinno $74.00 175 37% 19.98%
David “ODB” Baker $83.00 152 41.50% 17.35%
Ari Engel $1.00 143 0.50% 16.32%
Shannon Shorr $1.00 129 0.50% 14.73%

Who’ll become the latest player to win a WSOP gold bracelet at the 2019 World Series of Poker? You can watch the action unfold live today on PokerGO and CBS All Access as more coverage of the 2019 WSOP bracelet events takes place. Selected bracelet events will be streamed exclusively on CBS All Access in the United States.

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