Last year I put up a few announcements to my readers stating that they could bet on the 2007 World Series of Poker Main Event. Shortly after, I had a few very happy people emailing me and thanking me for the advice that was given on the site. The advice included information regarding both Allen Cunningham and Jamie Gold having a giant lead in opportunity over the other players to win the WSOP. Many people bet on Jamie Gold simply because he had the chip stack, while a few others placed their bets on Allen Cunningham because of his skill level.
Anyways, that was then and this is now. It’s time to think about making a bet on who is going to win the WSOP this year. There are plenty of people to choose from, and I’ll list the updates as the tournament progresses. Remember, just because the WSOP main event has already begun, doesn’t mean that you aren’t able to place bets on who will win the WSOP.
I do advise getting a head start and setting up an account at BetUSA. If you sign up too late, you might not be able to get your money on the table in time, and could possibly miss out on a big win. Personally, I’ve got my money on Phil Ivey to win the whole thing.
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