Latin American Poker Tour 3 Americas Cup Episode 2 of 4

• published: 30 Apr 2014
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Please donate Dogecoin to http://dogechain.info/address/DQnMSYpLGGrNTVrw6fGBi58g4sMHnQoCQt (QR code available) Main Event Final Table to be Played November 4-5, 2013 Live on ESPN After a record-breaking 2013 at the World Series of Poker, with an-all time high of 79,471 entries throughout the 62-event schedule, there are only nine players still remaining in the 62nd and final event - the WSOP Main Event. These nine, comprising the '2013 November Nine' have $26,662,046 of prize money to play for, including $8,359,531 for first place - plus the most bling-tastic WSOP gold bracelet ever awarded, and the title of reigning world champion. The Main Event featured 6,352 entries in 2013, creating a $59,708,800 prize pool. The WSOP awarded over $197 million in 2013. ESPN plans near-live two day coverage of the finale, including airing every single hand of final table play. The nine players return on Monday, November 4 at 5:30 PM Las Vegas time in the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino's Penn & Teller Theater in front of a live and raucous packed theater of spectators. ESPN2 covers Monday's action which begins with nine players, and will play down until just three players remain. On Tuesday, November 5 at 6:00 PM in Las Vegas, ESPN takes over coverage where the final three players do battle over $17 million and plays down until we crown our new champion. For Americans, live coverage of the event can be seen on the ESPN family of networks. For those outside the United States, WSOP.com will live stream the action on delay. For those in Las Vegas during the finale, tickets to watch the event are free and available day of the events on site in front of the Penn & Teller theater. Seating is done on a first-come, first-serve basis and lines form outside the Penn & Teller theater each morning of the day the event occurs. Note seating is someone limited for the early portion of play on Monday as players' friends and family get priority seating. But as players bust, seating does open up and more public seating becomes available. Main Event Final Table to be Played November 4-5, 2013 Live on ESPN After a record-breaking 2013 at the World Series of Poker, with an-all time high of 79,471 entries throughout the 62-event schedule, there are only nine players still remaining in the 62nd and final event - the WSOP Main Event. These nine, comprising the '2013 November Nine' have $26,662,046 of prize money to play for, including $8,359,531 for first place - plus the most bling-tastic WSOP gold bracelet ever awarded, and the title of reigning world champion. The Main Event featured 6,352 entries in 2013, creating a $59,708,800 prize pool. The WSOP awarded over $197 million in 2013. ESPN plans near-live two day coverage of the finale, including airing every single hand of final table play. The nine players return on Monday, November 4 at 5:30 PM Las Vegas time in the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino's Penn & Teller Theater in front of a live and raucous packed theater of spectators. ESPN2 covers Monday's action which begins with nine players, and will play down until just three players remain. On Tuesday, November 5 at 6:00 PM in Las Vegas, ESPN takes over coverage where the final three players do battle over $17 million and plays down until we crown our new champion. For Americans, live coverage of the event can be seen on the ESPN family of networks. For those outside the United States, WSOP.com will live stream the action on delay. For those in Las Vegas during the finale, tickets to watch the event are free and available day of the events on site in front of the Penn & Teller theater. Seating is done on a first-come, first-serve basis and lines form outside the Penn & Teller theater each morning of the day the event occurs. Note seating is someone limited for the early portion of play on Monday as players' friends and family get priority seating. But as players bust, seating does open up and more public seating becomes available.