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Harrah's Delays WSOP Event

The most followed land poker gambling tournament in the world, the Las Vegas World Series of Poker (WSOP) will take place over a very extended period of time this year. The elongated event is designed to build anticipation over a longer period of time. This year’s WSOP will feature land and online casinos poker gambling professionals from all over the world hoping to walk away with a winning bracelet from the event - and some huge cash winnings as well. The time between the Main Event and the Final Table of the WSOP is longer than ever before, but the event organizers are sure that this will only add to the excitement for the land and online casinos players and viewers.

Viewers all over the United States (and other countries as well) will have the chance to watch the Main Event on July 3 live on ESPN… and then they can come back months later for the Final Table showdown between whatever land and online casinos gambling pros have made it that far. Jeffery Pollack, the Commissioner for the WSOP, remarked on why the structure of the event had been changed this year after a dozen successful years in the previous format, “Our goal is to create a greater sense of anticipation for the outcome of the final table.”

The impetus for the change apparently came out of the way that other popular sporting events are arranged – now just modified to fit the land and online casinos industry. Pollack comments, We want as many people around the world as possible to be asking 'Who will win?' and the best way to do that is to make the decision we've made. If there's more buzz and water-cooler talk, just as there would be around the Super Bowl, the NBA Finals, or the Daytona 500, then we've done a great thing for the game of poker."

The Final Table event takes place on November 11th, and the event coordinators anticipate that the new format will draw in more land and online casinos viewers than ever before.