Does anyone have a full MTT schedule of the regularly scheduled MTTs for each day?

To my knowledge, it's not posted anywhere. And it's too much to go through and type one out real quick, not to mention there are tourneys that don't get enough players to run every day (like the morning $100 reentry) that disappear from the lobby. Also some of the gtds are misleading now since they haven't been updated since they were originally put on the system. Your best bet is to open the lobby during the times your looking to play and checking out what runs.

Can WSOP work to develop an online poker series? Because just like the old canadian and popstar wannabe Daniel Negreanu said: WSOP won't run this summer.

Guess the guy was right. Still right. The only smart thing he ever said.

They have an online poker series almost once a month. They just started the newest one yesterday.

Anyone else have trouble getting the app to launch?

Several times over the last week, I've just gotten the "Loading" screen indefinitely.

I'm in Delaware, by the way (not an active thread for us DPO players).

online games generally play a lot more agg than live games so when ur running bad it can seem worse but just think abt when u start running good

Moved a bunch of the recent rigged speculation posts where they belong:

https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/2...dition-255990/

Same as for any poker site/network thread, those posts don't belong here. If you want to speculate about the RNG, that's the place for it. If you have substantial and credible evidence of rigging, that's extremely important and worthy of a new thread.

Agree. Also, quality of play is much better online than live, and the live ones online play much faster. Also, in O/8, you can get pounded all day long and get well very quickly. Have a lot of experience with that, too. However, my WSOP experience just drew too many red flags. The best one was where someone 3 bet with something like Q853 into a 5 way pot and scooped. There were a few more like that.

My last adventure online was 2011-2013, most of that was heads up, to avoid the bots. Always felt that I was born 10 years too early for online, but I played in some great spots in the very beginning. To be successful playing online, it's probably more work than live, unless you're a heads up specialist. The games definitely got a lot tougher after Black Friday, that's for sure.

Thanks for the thoughts....

@bobo To be clear, never said WSOP was "rigged". That's ridiculous. However, their client is geriatric by today's standards, senior management at Caesars (or for that matter, 888) can't be relied upon to make upgrades, and I get the feeling that players are very much on their own there.

Again, when you're facing a result that's probably <1%, you have to look at all options, including your own quality of play, whether there are people scamming in the game, whether you're facing bots, or if there's a site vulnerability which is being exploited. This is what casinos do with high value players that are beating them.

While the old school Vegas guys wanted to know exactly what they were up against, the current generation, which are mostly AC guys with MBAs, don't care. They look at the w/l, and trust that you know what you're doing, and show you the door. This is particularly the case for machine players.

So, I took a look at the results, and how I got there, and concluded there's a possbility something it wrong, and left it at that.

Hopefully in 4-6 weeks this will become moot. It would have been nice to get a few more opinions on this, because I could very well be wrong, but we can't be pissing off the sponsors now, can we?

tangram you think I am a fish in FLO8 im pretty sure.... There are some major fish online... you have to remember that a ton of 4/8 and 8/16 live players are now playing online. in the casino 4/8 is lowest stake offered (mostly) and these players think they can play 5/10 online. You might also get people that are used to playing higher live and play a lot looser when they are playing lower. Also online people have less embarrassment than playing poorly live.. It is easier to push buttons for new players than to sit down at a table and be berated in person when they dont know something.

By the way, wsop.com would have some of the toughest competition in the USA. 99% of the player base in NJ or NV (yes DE in there too). NV and NJ have atlantic city and las vegas, 2 major gambling cities. You have recreational regs that play 10 to 20 hours a week. The average experience level of a Vegas or AC local is higher than other parts of the country due to the easy casino access. You also have many grinders, wanna be pros, and people grinding out a living, or supplemental income living in these regions.

I agree with a lot you said in both your posts and appreciate you taking the time to write.

Seems most of the people in the red chip games are based in NJ, some play bigger in AC. I'm sure there are a few refugees from the Orleans $15-$30 game, which isn't a bad game from what I've seen-just not worth my time anymore though.

BTW, I found the $5-$10 the toughest of all the red chip games. Some good players in those games and I'm not sure why they're not playing bigger. Those people keep up what they're doing, they'll play bigger soon.

Most of the opposition I'm playing against are B to C red chip talents.

No...I just look at the hands that get turned over, and I look at quite a few of them, unless something which is obviously fundamentally wrong comes up. Then my personal inquiry light goes on. O/8 is great in that I can just see the hands turned over, and I've usually got a 75% line on that person's play/ability.

I play on wsop.com. Why is the highest 9 handed NL game only .25-.50 when the highest 6 handed game is $100-$200. I would love to see .50-$1, and $1-$2NL 9 handed. Why not?

prob for the same reason no sites have hu tables anymore.. 6m brings more rake

I don't know, they used to offer higher stakes fullring but they removed those tables sometime around 2015-2016

There is fixed limit offered up to $10/$20. Currently a $2/$4 table has 6/9 players. Is the rake for a limit game higher than for a no-limit game?

https://www.wsop.com/online-poker/limits-rake/
hu is reduced rake and fr is slower. 6m gives the site the most rake

Curious if anyone played the Spring OC $30 R/A event on Friday April 3rd and had the same problem as me.

I max late regged the event and had auto add on checked but the add on didn't come at the end of the registration period (as it does for every WSOP tournament I've ever registered). So I was left with 5 bbs instead of the 15 bbs I was expecting and was knocked out within 10 minutes or so.

I learned from another player that the players did eventually get the add on, but it was at the break, 30 mins after registration ended. There was nothing stating this was the way this tournament would work, and as I said, every R/A tournament on the site does the add on at the end of registration.

I emailed support explaining what happened and asking for a refund for the apparent glitch. A week and a half later they finally got back to me. They said that other players had gotten their add on and that I must have forgot to add on and there was nothing they could do. They also said that no other players had made the same complaint.

I'd be interested to know if anyone else had the same issue.

Also just a reminder that if you play on this site, and something goes wrong, don't expect there to be anyone competent or reasonable on their support staff to help you out.

Does anybody have a way to stop the lobby from minimizing when you open a new table? Unable to find anything in thread search or google

How long is it taking people to do a cash out?

Just a funny anomaly I've been tracking (been playing here for years). I've lost 100% of times I've flopped top set in a 3bet pot and got money in good over the last 20 times that situation has occurred. (counting on notepad over last 6 months). Curious what the odds of that are.

It's literally the only situation I've noticed anything glaringly different.

Site is rigged dude. There are likely players who know what cards are coming out. RNG is super dated.

Before I closed my account I had one winning session in the entire month of March.

Typically it takes 3-4 business days to process the cashout and then another 1-2 to get the money. ACH seems to take longer than Paypal.

Because for some insane reason the morons in charge don't want to give the customers what they want. Complete braindead management.

Also, there are no 9-handed limit games at reasonable stakes. Try and keep a five or six-handed game going live. Nobody wants to play short-handed.

Amazingly backward numbskulls run this site. That's what happens when there is no competition.

my last one
requested 4/9
received 4/13

I play 9 handed limit 3/6 5/10 and 10/20 every day and occasionally 15/30... What do u call reasonable stakes?