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The Year of the Woman meme slowed down a bit through the first eight events of this year’s World Series of Poker when not a single woman made a final table, much less snagged a bracelet. But now the chances of one of those feats coming to fruition are pretty good, as three women . . . → Read More: WSOP: Year of the Woman Continues in Event #9

Hellmuth in Contention for Bracelet #12 Day 3 of the $1,500 No-Limit Holdem event has 25 players remaining when play resumes at 2:30pm this afternoon. The current chip leader is Saar Wilf with 1,207,000 followed by 2009 Casino Employees winner Andrew Cohen with 1,025,000. But the name that most will be following today is . . . → Read More: Outside the WSOP Day 8

On Friday, Unabomber Poker pro Phil Laak reached the halfway point of his endurance challenge. On a quest to break the standing record of 78 – yes, 78 – straight hours of poker, Laak is camped out at a $10/$20 table at the Bellagio in Las Vegas. While others are enduring the grind of . . . → Read More: Phil Laak Nears End of Poker Endurance Challenge

Event #8 $1,500 no-limit hold’em

When Day 3 started with 25 players, all eyes were on Phil Hellmuth who was making a charge for his 12th WSOP bracelet, but when the day was complete, it was Pascal LeFrancois who was sitting in front of the giant stack of chips holding his first WSOP bracelet . . . → Read More: 2010 World Series of Poker Day 8: Grinder Looking for Bracelet Number Two, and LeFrancois Wins His First