Looks better there, but still too skinny.

Specifically her arms are freakishly skinny.

I really feels that ESPN has cut a lot of budget on production.
Broadcast start day 4 after the money bubble (not even bubble boy? lol)
also mostly focus on feature table and they dont have much on outter table, not even "second feature table."
former champion and bracelet winner did not get much of face time. (like joe hachem and jim bechtel)
they just focus the brat and Dneg, maybe later Max Steindberg.
Mel and Pat Humphrey did not get anytime cuz Ivey knock out too early (not early for a poker player, but early for ESPN).
maybe I m asian...I dont feel Ness any attractive lol

Have I been watching too many old WSOPs? I thought they did have a secondary feature table.

bad english...
I was saying the coverage was too focus on those two table

Oh, I see.
I agree with you, although the massive outer table coverage was more of a feature of the first few days in the past.
That's the real mistake.

It's plain stupid that you can make the money and have zero chance of seeing yourself on ESPN.

Ep 4 Kamutsky laying down a set was not very smart but then again the intimidation of a big bet from your opponent can do that to you . I personally never lay down a set regardless of my kicker or whatever i perceive they have . In it till the end . Dimelo appears to be somewhat of a spoiled brat . When she busted her response was "Let me stand here and be miserable" You just cashed for over 30k pleeeze. I would be overwhelmed with joy if that was me. When Negranu comes on i just FF the dvr . I cant stomach his nervous twitch his stupid jokes and worst of all when he says "yo" at the end of a sentence trying to sound cool with modern day language (which i deplore) from the new wave of baby boomers.

Yeah people who think sets can have kickers definitely never fold them.

Their ears must've been burning, since lo and behold they went and updated the blog for the first time in eons.

WARNING - It's a profile of one of the November Nine, so avoid if you don't want to be spolied. I also won't put a direct link to the article here since the link includes his/her name, but you'll see the article front and center if you visit: http://espn.go.com/blog/poker

Give him a break sometimes people call trips a set as well.

Beat me to it.

And therein lies a problem. If he meant trips and he *never* folds trips, that's going to have negative consequences.

I mean, in poker *never* and *always* are bad words, and while one should seldom play scared with a set, trips are an entirely different animal.

Aaahhhh, the joys of reading 2+2, where posters are always quick to pile on another poster. Feel the love...

To be fair piling on the guy who insulted everyone he mentioned in his post is okay in my book

So apparently the WSOP tonight was preempted for some soccer match. Anyone know if and when it will be replayed?

It says its airing on espn news and watchESPN. Unfortunately I don't have either of those. It'll probably replay sometime this weekend.

Yea that was super annoying. It aired on the two ESPN channels that nobody actually gets.

I m patiently wait for YouTube
Or if you have watchESPN, try that

must be nice bonomo has 2 guys donk off about 1.5 million chips to him

This event needs to get away from ESPN and find a network that will actually promote it and make it a priority. It's really tilting that it was preempted with some soccer match that no one actually cares about and they just.. don't show the first episode - that they promoted on twitter and other places!! Just so disappointing. ESPN already has decided to start showing the event after the bubble which is a joke.

This was really bad tonight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7zxDNt7B8M
episode.. 5? 30mins

That House of Cards feature was kinda cool. Karen Wagner is a hottie.

The episode that got pushed off ESPN by the soccer match (Part 5) re-airs tomorrow at 10 PM on ESPN2 for anyone who missed out because they had it DVR'd like I did

unlike billiards, handball and field hockey, there is no poker on watch ESPN