WSOP 2009
World Series of Poker looks ahead to 2010
Despite the economic downturn that World Series of Poker officials figured would decrease registration numbers in 2009, the tournament enjoyed another record-setting year. In the series’ 57 events this summer, a total of 60,875 players participated. That’s an increase of more than 2,000 registrations from a year ago — and nearly 57,000 more than competed only nine years ago. As officials plan for the 2010 World Series of Poker and beyond, they are still looking to expand.
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