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Plenty of action continued over the last week at the WSOP, which t included some nice scores from NJ grinders in live and online events.

As the World Series of Poker Main Event roared on, there were still 14 bracelets to be won last week. Julien Martini grabbed his third bracelet within nine

It may have taken nine years, but Sandeep Pulusani has won his second WSOP bracelet, winning the $1,500 Mixed No-Limit Hold'em/Pot-Limit Omaha.

Day 44 of the 2022 WSOP saw three new champions crowned in addition to the Main Event reaching its final table after a grueling 17-hour session.

Only 35 players remain in the hunt for the $10 million top prize in the 2022 World Series of Poker Main Event. Jeffrey Farnes is the player in pole position.

The first elimination of the day came when Dylan Smith got his stack all in on the turn with two pair aces and fours against Jaime Cervantes’ pair of aces. However, the river paired nines to counterfeit Smith sending him out the door in 18th place for $97,274. Valentyn Shabelnyk bowed out in 17th after getting unlucky with ace-king against ace-queen all in preflop, and from there it’d take several hours for the next elimination to occur. It happened when WSOP bracelet winner Sandee...

Ilyas Muradi (2.3 million) are all still alive. Maria Ho, the last female player in the field, nearly survived the night but saw her run come to an end in 20th place. That is when she jammed her short stack with ace-three suited only to have Maguire wake up with two red tens. The board ran out clean and Ho headed to the payout to collect $97,274 in prize money. Others to fall during the course of play on Day 4 were Jesse Sylvia (21st - $84,956), Day 1c chip leader Joseph Zona (24th - $74,522)...

MSPT Showdown Series $1,100 Main Event at San Diego’s Sycuan Casino attracted 676 entries over three starting flights, which resulted in a $654,220 prize pool. After a full weekend of play, it was 31-year-old Alejandro Jauregui, a poker dealer from Bay 101 who called in sick just so he could play, emerging victorious to claim the title and a $140,665 prize. While Jauregui, who hails from Salinas, California, has been playing poker most of his life, it was far and away his largest win. In...