The world’s most prestigious poker festival, the World Series of Poker (WSOP), is in full swing in Las Vegas, and PokerGO is your front-row ticket to all the thrilling action! Brace yourself for a week filled with intense championship battles and high-stakes showdowns as the best players in the world compete for glory and massive cash prizes.

This week on PokerGO, it’s all about the Championships!

There’s a game for every poker enthusiast, from the adrenaline-fueled HORSE Championship to the heart-pounding $10k Seven-Card Stud Hi-Lo Championship. But the excitement doesn’t stop there! Get ready for high-roller action in the thrilling $25k PLO High Roller tournament, where the stakes are sky-high, and the competition is fierce.

For the fans of unique and challenging games, don’t miss the highly anticipated $10k No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw Championship. This pure form of poker requires players to rely solely on their instincts and reading abilities, making it one of the most exhilarating games to watch.

PokerGO will also bring you the thrilling conclusions of the Super Seniors and Ladies Championship events. These tournaments always deliver unforgettable moments and showcase the immense talent and skill of the participants.

Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a casual viewer, this week on PokerGO promises non-stop entertainment and jaw-dropping poker moments. Immerse yourself in the electrifying atmosphere of the WSOP without leaving the comfort of your home. And don’t forget you get 15% off an annual subscription when you use the exclusive PokerGO promo code POKERFUSE at the checkout.

Check out the complete schedule below to plan your poker viewing sessions:

• Thursday, June 29, 15:00: Event #63 $10K Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo Championship [Horseshoe Table]
• Friday, June 30, 18:00: Event #61 $1K Super Seniors
• Saturday, July 1, 18:00: Event #69 $10K No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw Championship
• Sunday, July 2, 15:00: Event #67 $1K Ladies Championship [Horseshoe Table]

So grab your favorite snacks, settle into your comfiest chair, and prepare to be captivated by the magic of the 2023 World Series of Poker, only on PokerGO!

If you’re a fan of the Great Game of Omaha, there is a real treat for you at today’s PokerGO broadcasting schedule. The 2023 WSOP Pot Limit Omaha High Roller event will crown its champion, and you’ll have the opportunity to watch every hand, from start to finish.

The $25,000 event attracted 449 entries this year, creating a staggering prize pool of $10.5 million. That massive field (for a 25k, non-Hold’em event, at least) is now down to the last five, all of them guaranteed at least half a million for their efforts.

Chip leader to start the day is Ka Kwan Lau of Hong Kong, and he’ll have his eyes set on that $2.3 million first prize. Sergio Martinez Gonzalez of Spain and Norway’s Mads Amot are two and three in chips, but they have some work to do to catch up with Lau.

Bringing up the rear are Roger Teska and Andjelko Andrejevic, both from the US. While they are the shortest stacks to start the day, they still have more than enough blinds to work with and master a comeback with some luck.

There is plenty of play left before we have the winner in this one, which means loads of fun for everyone watching at home. Remember, the action will be streamed live at PokerGO, so head on over, subscribe using our code POKERFUSE to get 15% off the subscription, and enjoy the unparalleled WSOP 2023 coverage.

If you are a Nevada or New Jersey online poker player, there is still time to grab a Main Event seat via the WSOP US Seat Sprint online path.

Unless you plan to pay $10,000 in cash for the buy-in, these Seat Sprints are your last chance to enter the WSOP 2023 Main Event at a fraction of the usual cost. It also promises to be a Main Event to remember — the organizers set the goal of drawing the largest turnout in its 54-year history, and things are on pace for it to be a record-smashing event.

“In 2022, we were just 112 players short from breaking the record for the highest WSOP Main Event in history,” the WSOP officials explained. “This year, we’re trying to make history with over 8,774 players in the Main Event.”

• Available exclusively to WSOP New Jersey & WSOP Nevada players
• Online path runs till July 8
• Guarantees 112 Main Event seats through various satellites
• Each day promises at least 10 seats
• More than $1.1 million worth of seats will be up for grabs
• All-In satellites will also run with no fees for buy-ins from $80 to $126
• July 2: A special 25 Seat Scramble satellite will run
• July 8: A last-chance drawing for the final seat takes place

It has been ten long years since Mike Matusow captured his last bracelet, and it seemed like Lady Luck was finally ready to smile upon ‘The Mouth’ as he found himself just one opponent away from taking down a $1500 Stud8 event at the 2023 WSOP.

The win would have brought Matusow’s total bracelet count to five and probably increase his chances of being inducted into the Poker Hall of Fame this year.

Emotions were high as Mike sat down across Marcin Horecki of Poland for the final skirmish, but it seems that all the pressure got to Matusow despite his immense experience on the circuit, and he couldn’t close the deal.

‘The Mouth’ was clearly disappointed by the close call, despite of pocketing over $95,000 for his runner-up finish — a very respectable prize for a $1500 tournament. Horecki, on the other hand, was over the moon, as this wasn’t just the first bracelet for him, but it is the first WSOP bracelet for Poland.

Is this the start of a comeback for Mike Matusow? Will he manage to finally capture another bracelet before the 2023 WSOP is over? Only time will tell, but you can make sure you aren’t missing out on any of the big moments by signing up for PokerGO and enjoying extensive day-to-day coverage of this year’s World Series.

For poker fans who can’t get enough of the 2023 World Series of Poker, plenty of content is out there to keep you entertained!

For the best-in-class live stream coverage, check out PokerGO, which has daily live streams running throughout the rest of the series.

You can also catch up on select events via its YouTube channel. If you want unfettered access to PokerGO, subscribe and add the POKERFUSE coupon code to get money off a year of top-notch poker content!

Kevmath is back at the Twitter helm to steer anyone and everyone in the right direction, and DNegs is back with his daily vlogs as he grinds out the series.

Check out our comprehensive guide to how to watch all coverage WSOP here.

Players Guide to WSOP 2023