Just check the structure to the tag team, shock to find that they got the same great structure as the double stack. I look back at the 2017 structure, I found out that they got a pitiful showing last year with only 800 entrants, so I guess they decide to give out some incentive, but they did a bad job at promotion, they should have call this the "double stack" tag team then they would get double or triple entrants, as you can see that last week double stack got over 5000 entrant. From what I can tell, nobody knows about the great structure so I decide to put it out there.

Planning to make a second trip to vegas just for the event. My plan is to team up my non poker playing friend, have him come on day one , hour one, play his 10 hands then he can leave. I have no intention of team up with anybody, I like to play this great structure all by myself. And I also have no intention to share my price with my friend.

My plan is that I will have my friend sign a waiver, giving up any claim to the price. This should be easily done. And I do not think this is gaming the system, because if player can sell their action in a tournment, in some case selling 100% of the stake at a makeup at that. Then I think it's ok for other to sign document "staking out " of any tournment.right?

Also how hard it is to draft said document, all I need is to get to the courthouse and have a clerk draft the document? I know where the courthouse is cause I sue my landlord 3 years age..so I can go there again.

I trust my friend and all, but me and him have got into a fight over three dollar before, a real fight at that. ( ok, so we were 15 years old then, and 3 bucks is a big deal to a kid). If my friend signed the document, and we ended up with a big payout. Can I just show the document and demand wsop give me the full price? And if wsop write us two different check. And my friend refuse to transfer the money, would this be a crime/felony or is this a civil thing? Because my friend would be stealing money that don't really belong to him legally, but yet the check to the money is in him name.

Is there any thing I am missing? Anybody play the tag team before, did anyone get DQ and why.

This is the tournament I'd have entered, if I had a partner to play with.

Clerks do not draft documents. Their job is to accept and file the documents. They are also generally precluded even from providing anything that can be construed as legal advice.

As to the rest of your plan, I don't see this as being even remotely close to selling shares of action. Your plan is to circumvent the intent of the tournament. While I have not played one of the tag team events, it is the people like you that will make TD's think twice about offering them again in the future...

Wonder how your "friend" feels about going al the way to Vegas to win nothing. He can still screw you by shoving all in 10 hands in a row.

Glad to see Jamie Gold is making a comeback to the WSOP and getting his ducks in a row beforehand this time.