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Day 3 of the WSOP's biggest ever Main Event is likely to bring the bursting of the bubble, and the legendary Tom "durrrr" Dwan will delight you at the TV table!

10,043 entries, $93,399,900 prize pool and $12,100,000 for the winner! Any number from the ME WSOP this year is record breaking.

We all already know that this year's WSOP Main Event has become the biggest in history, now we just have to find out what the final numbers will be. We will find out after midnight tonight, what do you think?

The third part of Doyle Brunson's life story will bring you closer to his first encounter with a previously unknown poker format, a showdown with Johnny Moss and his first trip to Vegas, which did not end as planned...

Many predicted it, many hoped for it, but now we can all say with a clear conscience that it is here - the history of the most prestigious poker tournament in the world has been definitively rewritten, the only question left is what the new number will be!

We took a closer look and the new feaure from GGpoker. Is it beneficiary to speed up the game or a dangerous precedent to set for the future of online poker?

It's official! It's already clear from the start of the strongest flight that we're witnessing the biggest WSOP Main Event of all time this year, and now there's only one thing left to do - reveal the final number of entries! Will the magical 10,000 entries be surpassed?

Three of the planned four flights of the WSOP main tournament are already behind us, and the entry counter after them shows the number 5,217. What will today's strongest flight bring?

The opening flights of this year's Main Event have moved into their second half, which will tell us if the record can be broken. How will today's Flight 1C help?

Half of the opening days of this year's WSOP Main Event are behind us, but many are aware that the best is yet to come. How does it look so far with a possible attack to break the record?

The long-time king of the WSOP leaderboard increased his incredible record to 17 bracelets just a few days ago, confirming to many that he is rightfully considered the best player in WSOP history. Is there at least a theoretical chance that someone else could take him down?

The second flight of the WSOP Main Event is already twice as big as the opening Flight 1A - how far will today's numbers grow?