Black Friday may still be prominent on the lips of all online poker players in the United States, and the rest of the world buy viagra for that matter, and news that many may be jumping ship and buy viagra thinking of emigrating has not dampened the spirits of the WSOP Officials. Executive Director Ty Stewart was in a confident mood when asked about his thoughts for this years event and he had the following to say, “We’re optimistic because if you’re a poker player with any bankroll, you will be in Las Vegas for the World Series of Poker. The World Series of Poker is not impervious to outside issues. We are concerned about players not getting their funds back in a timely fashion. If a large amount of bankroll is impacted, that could be a salient factor.” Last year there were a very impressive 72,966 entries in the 57 events, and the total prizepool was in the region of $187 million, and 10% of the entries were in the Main Event alone with 7,319 registered to take part. This years event is a little over two weeks away now, and it all starts on 31st May, and hotels are reporting brisk bookings and without tempting fate numbers may even match last years figures which would be a unbelievable accomplishment. PokerStars

have already started refunding monies to some of their customers, and Full Tilt Poker are not far behind so there is sure to be a late rush for places as always. If you are

still looking to qualify for a seat in Vegas you still have time with qualifiers in full swing on all sites, so there is plenty to

choose out there wherever you play your poker.

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