If anybody has info about Daily Deepstacks results, please post a link here. Thanks. I will be in Las Vegas 6/9-18, planning to play a few of the $250 Deepstack tourneys, including the 6/12 Seniors. I'm interested to see # of runners, and prize pool info as the series progresses.

No results posted so far but here is where you should be able to easily find them.

http://www.wsop.com/news/2019/May/10...K-RESULTS.html

Thanks! The Daily Deepstacks may not start running every day until the Big 50 crowds filter through.

June 4, 1pm $250 had 1235 entries

Almost $250K prize pool with over $40K to 1st

http://www.wsop.com/promotions/files/june-4-1pm.pdf

Back to it's normal expected numbers for this time period.

Thanks for the link.

how are the structures compared to the wynn 550 daily?

https://vegas-poker-schedule.com/

Hi. Not sure where to post this question, but does anybody know where to find results/runners for the Megas (specifically the 8pm $575s)?

Following. I'm also curious to know how many entries they're getting.

Anyone got an idea on when these typically end?

FT'd the 4 pm recently and didn't bust until maybe 2 am. 1 pm was still going, down to the FT as well.

Bubbled the 7 pm last night around 12:30. Bubbled the 10 pm a day or two before and it was after 2.

All in all, expect to play to 2-3 am if you run super deep in any of them. The blinds get crazy in the turbos though.

When they started at 2, they used to go to 5 or 6 am, depending upon if there was a chop.

It basically wrecks the next day for you if you run deep.

That’s what I thought i remember from a few years ago

Wasn’t sure if this was still the case.

I am flying down July 4th and was planning on playing day1C of the main

Wasn’t sure if I bagged for day 1 if it would be worth playing this on my day off, but 3-4am sounds miserable ,esp considering the jet lag already would hurt.

I ft'd the 1pm daily deepstack a few years ago and we chopped it 7 ways at about 5am. About 1200 entrants I think. Of note was that the staff wouldn't help facilitate the deal, they wouldn't present numbers or even stop the clock so we could hash things out. They also hinted that if play significantly slows down due to deal making discussion, penalties could be assessed. They also made us stand up out of our seats to discuss any deal making.

Now that I think about it, they were completely and totally unaccommodating. I know the wsop policy is (was?) "We don't facilitate or enforce results of deals", but really, **** you. It's our money. Fine don't help, but... **** off and go away sir ty.

As mentioned they wouldn't pay out according to the numbers we all agreed to, so everyone had to sign for whatever place, then get paid, then we met up, everyone threw the money in a pile, and we took out of it what we had agreed to. Not insignificant sums of money either, it was a bit nuts but it worked out in our case.

The same cannot be said of a daily deepstack deal a few nights before us. Story goes that they agreed to a deal much like we did, but when everyone got paid one guy didn't meet up and throw his cash into a pile. He signed for first place (he had the most chips) and so they paid him for first place as is their policy. As they were paying him he requested security. And then two security guards walked him past the his furious tablemates all the way to his car, protecting him.

I understand the "no chop" policy in the bracelet events, but in the dailies it just seems silly, especially since the blinds can get so high in those that you essentially have no play in your stack when you hit the FT.

Hopefully this is urban legend being repeated, otherwise chopping sucks. I've heard the same story last year, the year before...

They publish the winner's name. Not too bright screwing people out of thousands of dollars. He's lucky they didn't follow him out of the parking lot.

Yeah maybe... it could very well be urban legend but during my particular tournament it seemed pretty legit / fresh. Everyone was talking about it, including the dealers. Apparently it had happened only the night or two before.

That said, I did include the word "apparently" . Ha. And totally agree re: follow him out of the parking lot, track him down etc. Maybe the guy's live read was that the people he was screwing were a bunch of pussies who wouldn't actually do anything. And maybe they were. Doesn't excuse him tho obviously, if it even happened.

i chopped the 10p $150 3 ways and had no issues with the individuals involved it ended around 530a

also played the 1p $250 yesterday and started off in the closet across the buffet and it was cold as balls in there

i think the deepstacks are great if you want to experience the wsop on the cheap

you can find results with how many runners on hendon mob

Played in the $575 Mega on Friday night. They had 48 entries, paying four 5K lammers, plus $4K in cash to 5th place.

Do you know if they paid out in actual lammers, or entries into a different tournament?

On the Deepstacks, it looks like weekend turnout is pretty good, but stinky on weekdays.

when is the best time to reg? the night before? i mean how to avoid crazy lines?

I was told that I can’t register Night before for dailies. (It was 11:40PM).
I registered 5 minuets after midnight !

Lines are bad ~30-45 minutes before the 1 pm. Lines are not as long for the others.

I would try to just show up an hour early and buy your ticket then if possible.

im playing the first flight on weds at 1130 am, i just wonder what time is best to get there? 1030?