Ivey becomes the first non-WSOP Main Event winner to achieve double digit bracelet victories and only the fourth person in history to do so. In terms of the bracelet leaderboad Ivey is now tied with poker legends Doyle Brunson and Johnny Chan with 10 and sits 3 behind the overall leader, which, of course, is the Brat himself, Phil Hellmuth. According to the guys at WickedChops Poker, six of Ivey’s bracelet wins are post 2004, after the Moneymaker poker boom, and is currently the most in that time span.

Whoever runs Phil Ivey’s Twitter account even graciously took time to tweet a little bit of thanks to all of Phil’s supporters.

In addition to earning victory in the event, Phil also helped himself and pal Daniel Negreanu (who finished 9th in this event) make good on their, now famous, even-money bracelet bet.

Read: Daniel Negreanu Offers An Even Money Bracelet Bet…With One Catch

It was only mere moments after Ivey won that Negreanu declared that it was his intent to collect on that bet ASAP.

What’s the lesson the poker community takes away from sweating it out against Ivey and Daniel this summer?

Want even more? Check out these links:

Bluff Magazine: Phil Ivey Wins 10th Bracelet in $1,500 8-Game Mix

Bonus: Watch Ivey talk with PokerNews about his smooth path to victory and how not all of the Ivey Stories are told in truth!

With her schedule picking up she talks with Bluff Magazine's Thomas Keeling about taking big shots at the 2014 One Drop with every intention to play in the event should she make it through.

More Liv: Liv Boeree Does A Lot Of Weird Shit

Having himself hit the poker wall having taken #NoDaysOff this summer, Jeremy thinks that while this is a great event, it may be just too long to play poker for too little money…for most. No one is disputing that the $1.3M up top is amazing, but it’s going to take a least 5 days to get there and most people will be playing for 3 without the guarantee of any cash, you know?

Put a really ridiculous beat on a guy where I backdoored a straight vs his 2 pair. After the hand he gave me this odds chart! Nice guy, handled it quite well.

So what do you think? Should the WSOP double down on the mini-Main or is there such thing as too much?

The 3.5k remaining players come back at 3pm PST today to put in another full day of grinding.

Sure you say certain poker terms that make you sound like you know what you are talking about but there are some in these lesser played mixed games which you should get under your belt otherwise you might just end up in the #showers.

[Note: While ODB is no longer in the 8-game, as he mentioned Daniel Negreanu and Phil Ivey have both advanced to the final 14 ]

Bonus: So you’re a poker NOOB in need some some basic training? We got you.

It’s a post within a post!

Imagine the scene; your friend that invited you to a poker game says; “Cowboys”, and you have to ask if a pair of Queens is good. As soon as the regulars get wind of your lack of poker vocabulary, unbeknown to you, the words “Fish” begin to flash above your head.

Luckily there is plenty of information out. Check out this article introducing a witty scenario and some useful poker vocabulary that even Star Wars fans can appreciate!

Star Wars enthusiasts call them (A pair of Aces) Admiral Ackbar when a player holds the aces to trap another player

Read: How To Talk Like A Poker Pro

What’s more is you can turn your opponents into table the donks by going one further spurting out alternative hand names such as Canadian Aces, Anna Kournikova, and Wayne Gretzky – giving your opponents an education in poker vocabulary they may never have had before.

You can also check out more about poker vocabulary here with the WSOP: Talk Like You Have A Pair

Hennigan faced some stiff competition as the players whittled themselves down including runner-up, Brandon Shack-Harris, Brandon Cantu’s arch-enemy Jesse Martin and the out on bail Abe Mosseri.

Melissa Burr, the first woman to ever cash in the $50K PPC, wrapped up her historic deep run with a 7th place finish, one better than Allen “Chainsaw” Kessler.

Check out his winner’s interview with PokerNews's Sarah Grant where he talks about the emotional highs and lows that go along with battling in such a prestigious tournament.

It was the inaugural running of the $1500 Monster Stack event that had everyone in the hallways of the Rio abuzz. And if you were in the hallways of the Rio, you knew that was of a lot of people.

The World Series of Poker has finally delivered what the everyday players have been longing for. An event with a long structure and plenty of chips giving amateurs and pros exceptional value for the price and the players loved it.

So much in fact they turned out in droves. They turned out in herds. Let’s just call it a mob, as the hallways were literally jam packed with players trying to get from point A to point B. At midnight, the number of entrants read 7862 meaning that the winner of his marathon event, now turned into a 5-day event, will take home upwards of $1.327 Million. Unlike the incredibly successful Millionaire Maker, this field was not a re-entry event, meaning that all of these runners were unique entrants and the total number of players turned this into the third largest tournament in history.

The enormity of the event made it so organizers not only added a 2nd flight to restart at 5pm, but then introduced additional flights of late entrants throughout the night as players lined the hallways waiting for their chance to take a seat and run it up. While there were some delays, by all accounts the organizers of the WSOP did an amazing job of getting everyone into the event.

This monster field of 3826 surviving players return at 3pm to grind another long day where it’s questionable even if the money will be made.

Watch: Tournament Director Jack Effel talks with PokerNews about the debut of the Monster Stack.

Read more about the Monster Stack event:

PocketFives: WSOP Monster Stack Event Draws 7,862 Entrants

While the epic session that netted Ivey and the Corporation a $12M windfall (and subsequently saved the bankrolls of poker’s elite) Davis remember getting yanked from a tournament to drive Ivey – and a briefcase full of cash – to the airport.

Watch: Phil Ivey Saves The Fate Of The Poker World

Another fantastic production of high level poker with Jason Mercier, Dani Stern, Bryn Kenney, John Juanda and Jonathan Duhamel all taking their seats at the featured table and James Hartigan and Joe Stapelton calling the action and cracking the jokes.

Want more televised poker? PokerStars EPT 2014 PCA Super High Roller – Episode 1

Read: Doug Polk – Cocktail Drinking, Chart Sharing Champion

Sitting in an empty Brasilia Room at the Rio, PokerNews editor Pamela Maldonado (we think) peppers Polk with rapid fire random questions to help the public get to know the good time guy behind the high-stakes heads-up specialist.

The state sued last month to shut down the tribe’s poker room, saying all forms of poker are banned under Idaho’s Constitution and state law. But tribal representatives argued that Texas Hold ‘Em poker is not considered illegal gambling but a game of skill.

Read More: Luck In Poker

As there is no house involved in the game, the argument is that no rules have been broken.

Originally the state shut the game down claiming it breaks a strict compact stating only approved games involving real money are permitted in tribal casinos; however, it is now the legality of the state official’s actions that have come into question.

State officials’ hurried actions to bring a lawsuit against the tribe have backfired after allegedly breaking the compact themselves. The blunder came after officials failed to do their research, which resulted in them filing a lawsuit when instead the compact says each party is supposed to run through a 60-day window with option of arbitration.

Unfortunately, for the tribe, the fight is not yet complete.

“But the State of Idaho remains committed to enforcing the rule of law that limits gambling in tribal casinos to clearly approved games — and poker isn’t one of them,” Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter said in a prepared statement.

Read More: Judge: Idaho suit over tribal poker defies compact

It’s getting super deep in the $50K Poker Players Championship as only 22 come back on Wednesday for Day 4. Melissa is one of them and if she can fade just a few more players and storm in to the cash (only 14 get paid) she’ll find herself the first and only woman to have completed that feat.

Here she talks with Remko Rinkema from PokerNews about how the tournament has gone, how she calms her nerves and what it would mean for her to survive the Day 4 money bubble.

Read more: Abe Mosseri Leads Final 22 Players In $50,000 Poker Players Championship [Card Player]

More Ivey: Bracelet Hunting Starts Right Now

Bonus: Jason Mercier isn’t a bad dude to take a lesson or two from as he has heaps and heaps in the $50K Players Championship.

Clearly this is my #1 fan. Yes, that is a real tattoo…

Daniel Negreanu has a new signature series of fan. In this photo, this superfan said yes to a Kid Poker lower back tattoo (and nobody even asked.) While there may be another Daniel Negreanu tattoo out there somewhere has anyone ever tattooed the logo of the Rio on themselves?

Brilliant.

More: Daniel Negreanu Promises To Change Humanity With One Drop Win

Read: Team PokerStars Online Pro Dale “Daleroxxu” Philip Dropped For Excessive Celebration…of Football

Berende chats with PokerNews' Frank Op de Woerd about what went down at the UKIPT event in Spain and whether he thinks Dale took his goooooooal celebration to a point past elation into being offensive.

Bluff Magazine caught Jesse while at the 2014 WSOP to ask him if the reality on the show was really real. Sylvia tells Bluff that while it took him some time to get comfortable with the camera around, just about everything you saw really happened…even if a conversation or two needed to be re-created so the cameras could capture it.

While Jesse isn’t nearly as loose with his cash as the show portrays him to be, he’s still chasing that elusive 2nd big time final table and even grinding a little cash game while he’s at it.

Bellande, holding QJss flops a flush against bottom set and by the river they have heaps of cash in the middle. Our best guess, by a simple eyeballing of the set up is that’s well over $100K. The turn is the 8 of clubs, seemingly harmless, then they run the river three times.

#1. Another spade, but it’s an 8 – pairing the board giving the bottom set a full house. Strike one.
#2. The case 5 – the set is now quads. Strike two.
#3. Yep, another 8, this time a red one re-boating the set. Strike three.

That run out puts this hand in the Bad Beat Diaries HOF.

GG, JRB, GG.

Love bad beats? Playing With The Queen Of Hearts or maybe you prefer Heads-Up, Full House No Good

Think you can total up that pot? If so, let us know!

As Blom cleans up online, some of his more notable foes have their sights set elsewhere.

Online poker’s biggest loser this year ($3,545,491), 40-year-old fellow FTP Professional Gus Hansen, is absent from the scene having been spotted in Las Vegas gearing up for tournament action.

In addition to Hansen, 9-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner Phil “Polarizing” Ivey, who is currently underwater for $1,815,817 on the online poker scene, is in the middle of an even money bracelet bet with his offline tag team partner Daniel Negreanu.

Watch: Phil Ivey – Bracelet Hunting Starts Right Now

Both Hanson and Ivey have paused their unsuccessful online grinds this year, opting in favor of the 2014 WSOP in Las Vegas. As of yet, neither have made any real noteworthy impact on the results at the Rio.

Another absentee that Blom is most likely happy to not be battling is this year’s second highest online poker cash game guru Patrik Antonius, who currently boasts a $1,183,736 profit. However, has anyone even seen Patrik Antonius lately? There have been no sightings of him online or at the WSOP.

Either way for Blom, it is good news all round. Since the absence of his high-profile competitors, the Swede has crushed the PLO games for $1,113,527; a win that has been slightly marred through his losses on the 8-Game and Deuce to Seven Triple Draw games.

For more on Isildur’s online cash flow, check out his profile over at HighStakesDB.com.

What drama you ask? Well, Amanda’s ex-boyfriend is one Ryan Eriquezzo. If that name sounds familiar it’s because he recently just made pretty popular headlines by throwing a temper tantrum in the Parx Poker room leading to a disqualification, which made for some good F5 fun.

Read: Ryan Eriquezzo Temper Tantrum Ends In Tournament DQ

Last week, Ryan was induced into a rage again, this time on Twitter and had a heated exchange with Amanda about some unfinished business in their relationship – specifically: past money problems.

Nevertheless, even though the very public online spat garnered lots of popcorn munching, Amanda has deleted her side of the very public argument and has moved on, opting to focus on the positives that can come from all of life’s little dramas and spats.

The accompanying text doesn’t offer any clues either as it simply has the brief description of:

2007 world series of poker championship gold bracelet with diamonds

The seller is brand new, either new to eBay or having set up a new account and the seller name of “carcarodia“ doesn’t bring up very much on a Google search.

Either way, if you want to own this bracelet to wear during the Main Event, you’re going to have to act fast – there’s only days left to place your bid!

Anyone have any ideas on who is selling? Here’s the list of all the bracelet winners in 2007.

Take your best guess and let us know who you think is selling their bracelet?

If it’s not for the fact that the Team PokerStars Pro is considered one of the best tournament players on the planet, if it’s not for the fact that she’s the only woman ever to register for the massive event, then maybe it will be for the unnatural selection of hair color Selbst decides on for the televised ESPN tournament.

Either that or it’s a big **** swinging contest.

Since 2006, the Poker Players Championship is the small field, big buy-in tournament that just lets the pros be pros and vie for a coveted bracelet without all the bother of having to wade through an enormous field of luckboxes who only know how to go all in pre-flop.

All their favorite games are represented, most of which aren’t played in almost any casino in the country. Of course there’s No Limit & Limit Hold’em, PLO, 7-Card Stud, Stud 8 or Better, Razz, Omaha 8 and 2-7 Triple Draw.

That said, it’s still a super fun spectator sport. Take a look at the entrants list which includes some of poker’s marquee talent including Phil Ivey, Daniel Negreanu, Phil Hellmuth, Salty Joe Hachem, Jonathan Duhamel, Jason Mercier, Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi and Scott Seiver. And that’s just at first glance.

Read: Eight Players to Watch at the $50,000 Poker Players Championship [PokerNews]

Speaking of that, Day 1 action wrapped up with Parx Poker ambassador Matt Glantz taking the chip lead into Day 2. Right behind him is another list of who’s who players as Dan Heimiller, David Benyamine, Steve Billirakis, Grinder and Shaun Deeb all carry top 10 chipstacks moving forward.

The entire field is full of sickos and with this tournament being a 5 day tournament, there’s bound to be plenty of action and drama on the tables all week. Action resumes today at 2pm.

Read: Pros still smitten with WSOP Poker Players Championship in ninth year [Las Vegas Sun]

Read More: 10 Things To Know About The Opening Day of the $50K Poker Players Championship [WSOP]

More Reading: Ashton not too antsy to defend title [Las Vegas Review Journal]

Jeffrey Lisandro (7th), David Chiu (6th) and Brandon Shack-Harris (3rd) all made final table runs but it was Kelly that defeated the 657 person field. Next up for Kelly, chasing bracelet number 3 and hoping it doesn’t take another 4 years to score that one.

Watch: Mr. Drummond talkin’ with PokerNews bout the “awesome” feeling of taking down one of the biggest PLO events of the summer, how he got lucky at just the right time and what he plans on doing with over half a million dollars.

Watch: Dan Kelly looks spent as Caitlyn Howe tries to get a comment or two in the shortest winner’s interview of the series for PokerNews.

In the briefest of interviews with PokerNews' Frank Op de Woerd, Ivey, clad in a Mike Tyson T-shirt, is back in the halls of the Rio after being stuck in a cash game he just couldn’t get out of. As for his bracelet bet with Daniel Negreanu, the summer is not over and he can start right now on getting that bet, and bracelet, won.

At the start of Day 2 of the $50K, both Ivey and Daniel start with below average chip stacks.

Looking for more on the $50K Players Championship? After Day 1 of the play only 5 of the registered 85 players have busted and a variety of story lines are starting to take shape. WSOP.com editor Jessica Welman outlines some things to look for as the prestigious event moves forward.

Read More: 10 Things To Know About The Opening Day Of The Players Championship

So, like ElkY, you want to take your shot at the $10 Million first place prize in the Main Event? Of course you do! When in Las Vegas (or the whole state of Nevada actually) you can grind your way into the Main Event on WSOP.com.

They’ve got it all – deposit bonuses, on-site assistance at the WSOP and a 25 Main Event Seat Guarantee on July 5th. So, check it out and own some people online to win your way into one of the biggest Main Events of all time.

Many have thought that Lee was wearing his first WSOP Circuit ring but as Doug shares with Keeling, that the ring isn’t an advertisement for his on the felt success at all.

In the latest edition of “Let’s Get Weird” the pros like Maria Ho, George Danzer, Dan Heimiller and more are asked what they would ask their future selves and it seems like they don’t have any real good questions to pose (at least not on such short notice). So, what would you ask your future self?

Bonus: Like that last one? Great. Here’s some more of that.

How much would it take to get you to NOT shower for a full year?

Jason Koon probably has the best answer. Sarah Grant please say you are exaggerating yours.

What this led to what an epic post on Two Plus Two, talk of a “poker clique” and a big online dustup over whether these poker pros are treating amateur players with the proper amount of respect. In this video where Hawkins talks with Bluff Magazine, from his perspective the table talk is all part of the game and if this individual wants to take to the internet to complain – that’s fine by him because he simply ignores the haters and cowards that do this stuff.

More: Read the (now very extensive) Two Plus Two thread that talks about what went down with Hawking and Ho.

Bonus: Maria Ho talks with Bluff about the poker clique.

Daniel Negreanu, Ben Yu, Mike Sexton and Dee Tiller make the case for being comfortable while looking presentable. If you want to do something good for the game, try to up your dress code when the camera are on, otherwise as Sexton put it “be your own man.” Or woman.

More Daniel fashion: Daniel Negreanu Lands On Fashion Police “Most Wanted” List

Mizrachi faced an elite final table, littered with bracelet winners including Frank Kassela, Daniel Idema and Bill Chen en route to finishing off the 419 person field.

It’s safe to say that most people thought it would be the dealers themselves providing the hilarity when this event was announced, due to the variety of disciplines needed to be dealt, but it was mostly just Brandon Cantu who spiced things up with multiple rounds of pure drama. The event, which allowed players to pick from just about any game they wanted for a full orbit tested the skill of the Rio staff, both dealers and floor, and by all accounts they passed the test with flying colors.

Watch Robert’s winner’s interview with PokerNews' Sarah Grant right here:

Drama in the Dealer’s Choice:

Read: Brandon Cantu Fights Jesse Martin In The Amazon Room

Read: Jesse Martin Counterpunches Cantu In Escalating War Of Words

Watch: Bill Chen talks with PokerNews about a hand that needs to be recontructed.

Watch More: Maridu address more angle shooting claims by, who else, Brandon Cantu.