One drop

I've been looking -- but so far have found nothing.
Perhaps as the bubbles approach, perhaps there will be.

--VS

There wont be any streaming, tho it will be televized (6hrs)

Originally posted by Alficor1
There wont be any streaming, tho it will be televized (6hrs)

Any idea what channels?

Hopefully something other than ESPN, which we don't get in Canada w/o satellite service...

--VS

http://www.wsop.com/2014/bigone/

Thanks for the link, Rihard4a,

I saw mention of television coverage, but nothing about which channels -- not even a "check your local listings". Did you find anything?

I did find the streaming schedule, but this event is not on it.

All the best,
--VS

Trickett is up to 6m after knocking out David Einhorn

No PH? But who's going to tell people how terrible their plays are???

WSOP website

ESPN cameras will be on hand throughout the three-day event to document the drama over three consecutive weeks on ESPN beginning July 29. ESPN will air two-hour blocks as follows:

TUESDAY, JULY 29 - 8-10 P.M. ET - Day 1 and Day 2 action
TUESDAY, AUGUST 5 - 8-10 P.M. ET - Day 2 action, and final table bubble
TUESDAY, AUGUST 12 - 8-10 P.M. ET - Final table action through to winner

I'm not sure that is the One Drop.
One Drop started June 29, and goes three consecutive days:

If you go here:
http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/chipcounts.asp
and choose Event 57, you'll see that it is running now.

Still no joy on finding TV coverage from my location.

Cheers,
--VS

The dates I posted tell you that when it will start to air (most likely on ESPN) for 3 consecutive weeks.

Hi, Rihard4a,
Do you have the link to the page that had those dates?

I'm having a senior moment, and still not finding them.

Oh never mind -- found it.
http://www.wsop.com/news/2014/May/4752/NEW-NAMES-JOIN-THE-BIG-ONE-FOR-ONE-DROP-FIELD.html

Nothing useful on ESPN's website either.

Oh well...
--VS

I wish Negreanu would won. At least he would know how to represent himself and the poker community after a big victory like that.

Colman is a good winner as well though.

That face when you win the 2nd biggest poker tournament ever.