Top Ten WSOP Historic Events Vol. 27, No. 11 Card Player Magazine
Top 10 Historic Events In WSOP History
by Erik Fast
In many ways the history of the World Series of Poker is the history of tournament poker itself. First run in 1970 as a cash game whose participants elected an eventual “best all-around player,” the 1971 WSOP marked the first time the event featured the freezeout, winner take all format organizer Benny Binion felt would...
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