David Schoen is a sports writer who has written for various publications such as the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Herald Journal, The Federalist, and River City Newspapers. His recent articles cover a range of topics including the World Series of Poker Main Event, college football betting, and the operations of WynnBET.
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With so many players entering the World Series of Poker Main Event, many in the poker community wonder whether it’s time to increase the $10,000 buy-in.
By: David Schoen
Daniel Weinman won a huge hand with 14 players remaining en route to the final table of the World Series of Poker Main Event. The final table starts Sunday.
Steven Jones from Scottsdale, Arizona, had about 40 percent of the chips in play with three players remaining in the World Series of Poker Main Event.
Daniel Weinman outlasted a record field to win the World Series of Poker Main Event on Monday at Horseshoe Las Vegas.
A piece of fool’s gold was passed from player to player during the World Series of Poker Main Event and made it all the way to champion Daniel Weinman.
Rory McIlroy is the betting favorite for this week’s British Open at Royal Liverpool following his victory in Scotland.
By: David Schoen
Every winner of the World Series of Poker Main Event has a banner that hangs in the tournament room, and Daniel Weinman’s will be added next summer.
By: David Schoen
The South Point sportsbook put up lines on 76 college football games of the year, and bettors were permitted to place two wagers up to $2,000 each.
By: David Schoen
Wynn Resorts announced Friday it will cease operations of its online sports betting and iGaming platform WynnBET in eight states.
By: David Schoen
USC has attracted the largest handle and the highest ticket count in the national championship futures market at the Westgate SuperBook.
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