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The World Series of Poker opens its doors in Las Vegas, Nevada in less than two months, and poker players from around the world will be welcomed to the biggest schedule of events in the history of the series.
There isn’t a more anticipated or exciting day for players and fans then the first day you walk into poker’s proverbial summer camp. Even the most jaded poker professional can’t help but get a little excited.
Our WSOP wishlist
Even as the anticipation escalates as we get closer to opening day, there are always a few things on a player’s wish list as they once again head to the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino for the long summer grid.
But we were also intrigued to hear some of the WSOP’s wishlist items. So reached out to the WSOP to see if they would share.
“Where do I start on changes we’d like to see,” pondered Seth Palansky, Vice President, Corporate Communications for Caesars Interactive. “Unfortunately, it isn’t as simple as dreaming up what would be best and then implementing. A lot of processes are in place because of regulation and law. They often add steps/friction that we wish wasn’t there, but we must adhere to.”
That won’t stop us...
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Maybe in the near future we might have Google Poker, Facebook Poker, Wal-Mart Poker for money, etc. Also, we'll likely see big name existing websites who never ever ran in the US such as Betfair, Ladbrokes, and Everest Poker open their virtual doors for the very first time to the US, each branding one of their very first released US online gambling licenses. In the meantime, the alternatives for United States gamers are limited to websites running in little countries or Indian reserves exempt to heavy guideline or independent auditing.
from Safest Online Poker Real Money https://www.uspoker.com/blog/wsop-2018-changes/22517/
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