Ok so when you google pokergo the first link that pops up is an ad which takes you to a less user friendly page with no useful links, and I thought that was the main site. The real site has more info so you can disregard pretty much all of that lol

I realize it's new and they're going to be adding stuff as it goes on. One thing I'd like is a clock saying how much longer they'll be on break. Also, their twitter nèeds to get more in synch. They don't have to spoil anything just give announcements when ts starting , coming back from break, John Doe is on feature table etc.

last nights replay is up.

It cuts off at the end of the Hellmuth/Elky hand just like last night.

I was being a bit too harsh it appears. 12-hour turnaround for VODs isn't the best, but I'll take it.

I'm interested in paying... However, I'm one who will wait 1-2 years before subscribing as by then they should figure out what does/doesn't work. I'm also waiting for at least one more state to go the 'regulated' route as my interest level in poker is slowly falling with each passing day of no further regulation.

Put that $10 into a Betterment account instead and watch it grow.

I will subscribe after they add "Cancel subscription" button. So far forced autorenewing was reserved only for shady companies.
Next step is "You can cancel any time personally in our office on Madagaskar". Just I am operating my credit card, because there are my money. It is not about $10 or $100.

Sweet feature table. Elky, Antonio, Polk, Coleman, Caverman.

Streaming on Fire Stick and image keeps freezing every 10 minutes or so for about 30 seconds with audio still going in the background. Is there a way to fix this?

Not the best? It's horrid. You miss the start for any reason and you either have to commit to only watching half of it, or wait an entire day, trying to avoid spoilers.

So you would rather wait until September when it may air a small portion of it on ESPN and avoid spoilers for months? That is how it was in the past.

People are complaining way too much for something that costs $10.

Stream works completely fine for me and well worth the cost, which is is literally 33 cents per day

You know what? You only live once so I went ahead and splurged on this. Is $10 a lot of money? Absolutely. But when else am I going to be able to watch the 2017 WSOP live? Am I living above my means? Sure, I'll probably be paying the price when I'm 70 years old and broke but right now I'm living the high life.

Um, no? I'm talking about the other tournaments, not the main event.

And you're wrong anyway, since the main event is up on 100 different YouTube channels minutes after it's broadcast. Likewise with the minor tournaments last year.

Who's complaining about having to pay $10? People are either complaining about the current setup shrinking interest in the game, or the fact that they bought the rights to 74 tournaments and are showing like 12 of them. Both of which are valid complaints.

Tons of people have complained about paying $10. In 2010 they would have just begged for the money on the Full Tilt rail.

I agree that Lon really doesn't know poker all that much, based on his previous live commentaries. Lon is great on a script, but live, not so much.

However Norm does know poker quite well, has made WSOP final tables actually, and recently not way back when fields were less than 100. Plus I actually enjoy Norm's dry wit and sarcasm.

No, we're complaining that we can't watch all the events, or even as many events as last year. We're also complaining because they clipped the end of the broadcast, in the middle of a Hellmeuth meltdown. I'd be happy to pay more far than $10 to see all the events, or even all the final tables, televised. There is a grand total of 1 non holdem event being streamed. That's just not good enough as far as I'm concerned.

That's just not true. There's a HORSE and two PLO tourneys. Still not as good as prior years but > 1.

I don't believe that's accurate:

Check out the planned schedule of WSOP events live streaming on PokerGO:

Date Time Event
June 3 2:30pm PT WSOP $111,111 High Roller for One-Drop No-Limit Hold'em: Day 2
June 4 2:30pm PT WSOP $111,111 High Roller for One-Drop No-Limit Hold'em: Day 3
June 5 2:30pm PT WSOP $111,111 High Roller for One-Drop No-Limit Hold'em: Day 4
June 7 3:30pm PT WSOP $10,000 Heads Up No-Limit Hold'em Championship
June 8 12:30pm PT WSOP $10,000 Heads Up No-Limit Hold'em Championship
June 9 12:30pm PT WSOP $10,000 Heads Up No-Limit Hold'em Championship
June 10 12:30pm PT WSOP $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed
June 14 11:30am PT WSOP $1,500 Millionaire Maker No-Limit Hold'em
June 16 12:30pm PT WSOP $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed
June 17 2:30pm PT WSOP $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship
June 18 11:30am PT WSOP $1,000 Seniors No-Limit Hold'em Championship
June 21 2:30pm PT WSOP $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed Championship
June 23 2:30pm PT WSOP $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed Championship
June 24 12:30pm PT WSOP $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em
June 27 2:30pm PT WSOP $3,000 Pot-Limit Omaha 6-Handed
June 29 12:30pm PT WSOP $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em
June 30 12:30pm PT WSOP $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha
July 2 12:30pm PT WSOP $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em
July 8 11:00am PT WSOP Main Event: Day 1A (Part A)
July 8 5:00pm PT WSOP Main Event: Day 1A (Part B)
July 9 3:00pm PT WSOP Main Event: Day 1B
July 10 11:30am PT WSOP Main Event: Day 1C
July 11 11:30am PT WSOP Main Event: Day 2A/B (Part A)
July 11 8:00pm PT WSOP Main Event: Day 2A/B (Part B)
July 12 12:30pm PT WSOP Main Event: Day 2C
July 13 11:30am PT WSOP Main Event: Day 3
July 14 11:30am PT WSOP Main Event: Day 4 (Part A)
July 14 8:00pm PT WSOP Main Event: Day 4 (Part B)
July 15 1:00pm PT WSOP Main Event: Day 5
July 16 3:00pm PT WSOP Main Event: Day 6
July 17 11:00am PT WSOP Main Event: Day 7 (Part A)
July 17 7:45pm PT WSOP Main Event: Day 7 (Part B)

Watching the main event live streamed is worth so much more than watching all those other random events. Also, I much prefer watching day 2 and 3 of the One Drop rather than some random final table. Although, if Phil Hellmuth final tables an event they need to have a process in place to live stream that event anyways.

So whats the over/under on how many people are paying for this: I say: 5,000
And what do you guys think wil be the over/under on how will be paying for this come next June 1st: I say 12,000

Terrible decision to announce this partnership/pay model so close to the series. Should have been done at least a month ago. Left no no time to promote their product heading into their most crucial time of the year. And why isnt WSOP promoting Pokergo on their website (unless i'm missing it)






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I'd set the over/under at 1/2 that.

Sorry I stand corrected. You are streaming 3 of the 33 non-hold em events. That just blows for poker fans since you have the exclusive rights. I'm still shelling out the $10 but its frankly a big let down that only 10% of the tournaments I'm interested in are being streamed when in the past it was way more. This would be true even the the production value is flawless, and the videos didn't get clipped and the end of the night.