Starting a dedicated thread for anything related to PokerGO and our streaming schedule for the 2022 WSOP at Bally's / Paris Las Vegas.

We will do our best to answer any questions here in this thread.

Below are some answers to questions regarding the streaming schedule:
- The plan is to have final table streams begin at 5 p.m. PT / 8 p.m. ET
- The plan is to have final tables begin with five players
- EVERY stream is available on PokerGO.com (not on ESPN or CBS, etc)
- CBS episodes won't air until later in the year
- "WSOP30" promo code gives you $30 off an annual subscription

We also have two PokerGO Shop booths on-site with one located in Bally's where the feature tables are located, and one in the hallway of Paris.

Event #2: $100k High Roller Bounty airs on Thursday, June 2, at 2 p.m. PT.

The first stream of the 2022 WSOP kicks off today with cards in the air at 1 p.m. PT and the PokerGO stream beginning at 2 p.m. PT.

The final five players are guaranteed $249,693 but are chasing the $1,166,810 first-place prize.

Final Table
Seat 1: Dario Sammartino - 1,740,000
Seat 2: Chance Kornuth - 14,265,000
Seat 3: Ali Imsirovic - 1,815,000
Seat 4: Koray Aldemir - 860,000
Seat 5: David Peters - 8,920,000

Watch here: https://www.pokergo.com/videos/d8ed8...8-83dfc3cf45f3

Event #3: $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em Freezeout airs on Friday, June 3, at 5 p.m. PT.

The second stream of the 2022 WSOP kicks off today with cards in the air at 2 p.m. PT with 10 players remaining and the PokerGO stream beginning at 5 p.m. PT.

The final ten players are guaranteed $18,645 but are chasing the $320,059 first-place prize.

Final Table
Seat 1: Chris Hunichen - 2,410,000
Seat 2: Lewis Spencer - 1,465,000
Seat 3: Steve Zolotow - 3,125,000
Seat 4: Aditya Agarwal - 1,870,000
Seat 5: Scott Seiver - 6,150,000
Seat 6: Sergio Aido - 2,570,000
Seat 7: Shawn Hood - 890,000
Seat 8: Nick Schulman - 1,415,000
Seat 9: Alexander Farahi - 2,615,000
Seat 10: David Goodman - 3,900,000

Watch here: https://www.pokergo.com/videos/c288e...3-0a7a6f510938

Event #6: $25,000 Heads-Up Championship airs on Saturday, June 4, at 5 p.m. PT.

The third stream of the 2022 WSOP kicks off today with cards in the air at 4 p.m. PT with the semifinals between Dan Smith and Dario Sammartino on the feature table, and Kevin Rabichow and Christoph Vogelsang on the outer table.

The final four players have locked up $193,537, but all eyes are on the $509,717 first-place prize.

Watch here: https://www.pokergo.com/videos/2a411...a-c38e82bee44e

New to Pokergo, but so far I'm liking the organized schedule of all the live events. Also like the on demand content as well, really enjoyed Hindsight 2020, Dead Money and To Be Determined. I come from a background of nearly 20 years in editing and animation but decided to start playing poker full-time since covid, and so far I've been fairly impressed with the quality of production - didn't expect that.

Event #19: $25,000 Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller airs on Sunday, June 12, at 5 p.m. PT.

The second Omaha stream of the 2022 WSOP kicks off today with cards in the air at 4 p.m. PT with five players remaining and the PokerGO stream beginning at 5 p.m. PT.

Final Table
Seat 1: Fabian Brandes - 13,175,000
Seat 2: Scott Ball - 5,300,000
Seat 3: Tony Li - 6,350,000
Seat 4: Josh Arieh - 8,900,000
Seat 5: Sam Stein - 5,875,000

Watch here: https://www.pokergo.com/videos/1b2ad...c-71d48aaefc77

Event #21: $1,500 MONSTER STACK final table airs on Tuesday, June 14, at 6 p.m. PT.

PokerGO has called an audible and are streaming the Monster Stack final table that is down to the final nine players. Cards are in the air at 5:15 p.m. PT, while the PokerGO stream begins at 6 p.m. PT with eyes on the $966,577 first-place prize.

Final Table
Seat 1: Ricardo Caridade
Seat 2: David Zarrin
Seat 3: Yoshiya Agata
Seat 4: Francis Anderson
Seat 5: Jessica Teusl
Seat 6: Joao Simao
Seat 7: Mateusz Moolhuizen
Seat 8: Anthony Spinella
Seat 9: Mike Jukich

Watch here: https://www.pokergo.com/videos/173ed...0-ddc206b546d6

Thrilled to see the $1500 Monster Stack. But, virtually all your coverage is high rollers and the last thing I want to see if high rollers. Two days with Jake the Cheat Schindler did me in. I have Poker Go sub for Main Event and any other lower buy-ins, but I will cancel as soon as Main Event is over. You guys think everyone wants high rollers. Maybe, but not me. For reference, my favorite streams are King's Casino and second EPT. I have literally never watched LATB or Poker After Dark. Maybe if you mixed it up a bit, I would have a reason to keep subscribing. Honest opinions here.

The 10k 2-7 triple draw removed from the schedule for tonight?


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They put 7-2 triple draw on Youtube with no graphics at all because Phil Helmuth went deep. They stopped coverage as soon as he busted. Poker Go is clueless. Now, no stream until Saturday when I thought we were supposed to get Wed, Thur, and Friday evening coverage. The Youtube thing doesn't count to me as a subscriber who pays for Poker Go because they can't even use graphics. Really bad management over there.

Ya, I've noticed the schedule changing as well, but since I come from a production background I get it. Hopefully they won't have to look for advertisers. Been producing commercials for 15 years and can't stand them, lol.

So far tho, a 3 month donation seems fair - I'm happy with it.

If they can get more ongoing documentary style programs, news and other types of original content then I can see the possibility of some retention. Maybe when other states legalize and join MSIGA there will be a larger market for it.

Damn, just tuned into the Poker Go stream and they have pushed it out from 8 pm to 11 pm. Not sure how the coverage could get much worse. I just hope we don't get screwed on Main Event coverage.

We hate starting a stream so late, but players wanted a dinner break so started once that had concluded.

There were technical difficulties and had to cancel the 2-7 Triple Draw stream. We added the $1,500 Millionaire Maker final table tomorrow to make up for it.

We launched the graphic-less YouTube stream for the 2-7 Triple Draw as a small compensation, but in hindsight, we shouldn't have ended it early. Not just because Phil had busted, but it's a little disrespectful to the other players. We won't be doing that again.

Event #39: $3,000 Pot-Limit Omaha 6-Handed airs on Tuesday, June 21, at 5 p.m. PT.

With the Stud Hi-Lo Championship ending at 4 a.m. with three players, PokerGO will be streaming a full final table in its place with the $3k PLO 6-handed that is led by Leonid Yanovski.

Players are guaranteed $55,501 in prize money, but eyes are on the $371,358 first-place prize. Cards are in the air at 4 p.m. PT, while the PokerGO stream begins at 5 p.m. PT.

Final Table
Seat 1: Grzegorz Derkowski - 3,685,000
Seat 2: Ferenc Deak - 3,110,000
Seat 3: Leonid Yanovski - 8,700,000
Seat 4: Thomas Morrison - 2,435,000
Seat 5: Fabian Brandes - 6,560,000
Seat 6: Sean Winter - 4,275,000

Watch here: https://www.pokergo.com/videos/201da...0-ff333f77f12d

Event #44: $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship airs on Thursday, June 23, at 5 p.m. PT.

Local cash game player Andrew Yeh holds the chip and sits ahead of Philip Long, John Racener, Bryce Yockey, and Craig Chait. Players are currently guaranteed $108,253 in prize money, while all eyes are on the $487,129 first-place prize. Cards are in the air at 4 p.m. PT, while the PokerGO stream begins at 5 p.m. PT.

Final Table
Seat 1: John Racener - 2,520,000
Seat 2: Andrew Yeh - 3,860,000
Seat 3: Philip Long - 3,630,000
Seat 4: Bryce Yockey - 1,290,000
Seat 5: Craig Chait - 1,245,000

Watch here: https://www.pokergo.com/videos/f873c...0-43459b654ebf

So no ME coverage until day1D? Hasn’t there been coverage from the beginning in past years?


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Hell, there is no coverage for days. Next on schedule in July 6. Really pathetic. Yes, there have been multiple Day 1s in the past. I am really disappointed. Note to Poker Go: the "bonus" coverage on Youtube for free with no hole cards does not count. You need to take care of your paying subscribers.

PokerGo, I give you consistently high marks for the coverage and commentary. Once the shows start, the production value is high, and the current cast of announcers and analysts know what they are talking about. Love the product, once it starts.

Scheduling and communication with customers, not so much. I know some of the scheduling changes are due to circumstances beyond your control, but that could easily be communicated to customers through email, social media, message boards, etc. Instead, for some reason, your communications team/management seem to think it's a better idea to act as if nothing happened and not communicate anything about schedule changes or the reasons why.

It's a huge black eye that there is no coverage of the first three days of the Main Event (with no communication at all). The ME coverage is a primary - maybe THE primary - reason a lot of people sub during the summer. To miss three entire days of the main event, with no explanation whatsoever, is very tilting. Especially when we got coverage of those days in prior years.

Sadly, the lessened coverage without any comment from PokerGo is totally standard. It's borderline unbelievable to me that there has been no official communication on social, or emails to subs, about why we have an entire week of no streams, and are missing Days 1A, 1B, and 1C of the main event. There are numerous tweets asking about this issue right now, but the PokerGo Twitter account just ignores all that and reposts videos from old coverage. Again, standard.

Official PokerGo 2022 WSOP Grades:

Coverage: A-
Scheduling: C (on a curve, since it's somewhat out of your control - but not having full ME coverage is inexcusable)
Communication: F

It is just killing me that Main Event has started and we have no coverage until Wednesday.

hey PokerGo
can you please include the Ladies' event next year?

Bumping to see if PokerGo will have an official rep post this year about WSOP coverage.

I assume not, since they just stopped posting last year without explanation. I'm sure that was a result of getting called out multiple times about the inexplicable lack of coverage for multiple days of the ME. But hope I'm wrong, maybe they'll come back! Show yourself!

We like you PokerGo, we'll forgive you for last year's transgressions.