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Table Of Contents

• New & Improved: Tools to Bring Fans Closer Than Ever
• What Can You Do with MyPlayers?
• PokerNews Deepstack Championship and Challenge Returns!
• Where to Find 2025 WSOP Updates?
• Live Updates of the 2025 WSOP Main Event
• WSOP Live Reporting FAQs

PokerNewsis proud to announce its return as the official live reporting partner of the 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP). As the exclusive destination for live updates from poker's most prestigious festival, PokerNews will deliver industry-leading coverage from every corner of the action this summer.

From May 27 to July 16, fans can follow real-time updates from all 100 live bracelet events held at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas, with chip counts, bustouts, photos, videos, and more brought to life by PokerNews’ award-winning team of reporters.

And this year, with a bit of help from the new WSOP+ app, fans can expect fewer mystery players, fewer misspellings, and (finally!) an end to the reign of "Opponent" in hand histories.

“This is the biggest summer in poker, and there’s no better place to follow it all than PokerNews,” said Shirley Ang, PokerNews Global Live Events Manager. “We’re thrilled to continue our long-standing partnership with the WSOP and bring fans even closer to the action than ever before.”

New & Improved: Tools to Bring Fans Closer Than Ever

MyStack returns this year, allowing players to directly update their chip counts in the live reporting feed and give friends and followers the most accurate picture of their tournament progress. Sign up for MyStack today and control your own narrative from the felt.

This year also marks the launch of MyPlayers, a brand-new, free feature that lets poker fans track their favorite players across all PokerNews live-reported events.

What Can You Do with MyPlayers?

With a free PokerNews account, MyPlayers allows you to:

• Save and follow your favorite players
• View real-time chip counts and progress
• Access your personalized MyPlayers list on any device
• See your favorited players at the top of chip count lists, so you never miss an update

“Whether you're tracking poker legends or cheering on friends and family, MyPlayers was built to give fans a smarter, more personal experience,” said Ben Cundall, Head of Commercial and Live Events at PokerNews. “It’s another example of how we’re continuing to innovate and elevate poker media.”

PokerNews Deepstack Championship and Challenge Returns!

PokerNews is also proud to host its own WSOP-bracelet event, the $600 PokerNews Deepstack Championship. After a record-breaking turnout in 2024, PokerNews is grateful to the WSOP for once again recognizing the strength of the PokerNews brand by awarding us this honor.

Also back for 2025 is the PokerNews Deepstack Challenge, which returns bigger and better than ever. This five-week leaderboard competition will reward the best performers in WSOP Daily Deepstacks with 50 tournament tickets to the PokerNews Deepstack Championship.

Where to Find 2025 WSOP Updates?

Looking to follow the action from the 2025 WSOP? Head straight to the PokerNews Live Reporting page, the one-stop hub for real-time tournament coverage.

From there, you can:

• Browse all 100 live bracelet events at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas
• Click into individual tournaments for chip counts, bustouts, and hand histories

PokerNews will also have the usual highlight banner on our homepage throughout the WSOP, so getting to the WSOP live updates is always only one click away.

From the Main Event to the Deepstacks to your favorite poker pros, PokerNews is your home for official live updates from the 2025 WSOP and beyond.

Visit www.pokernews.com to sign up for your free account, personalize your poker experience with MyPlayers, and get ready for the most exciting summer in poker.

Live Updates of the 2025 WSOP Main Event

When it comes to the World Series of Poker Main Event, no one does it like PokerNews. As the official live reporting partner, we go all-in on coverage of poker’s most famous tournament, from Day 1 flights to the final river card of the heads-up duel. You can add our WSOP Main Event live reporting page to your favorites right now, so when cards go in the air, you'll have instant access from the get-go.

For the 2025 WSOP Main Event, PokerNews will have more reporters on-site than any other tournament we cover all year, ensuring more hand histories across multiple feature tables and outer tables. That means more chip count updates, key hands, and context, so you can see who’s stacking chips and how they got them.

We also go beyond live hands and chip counts. Expect on-the-fly video content, and daily recaps to keep you up to speed even if you miss the live action.

WSOP Live Reporting FAQs

Can I follow WSOP live updates anywhere else?

PokerNews is the official source for official WSOP live reporting coverage. Other sites may post summaries, but only PokerNews has the full hand histories, photos, and chip counts reported live from the floor.

What events will PokerNews cover at the 2025 WSOP?

All 100 live bracelet events at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas — from the $300 Gladiators to the $250,000 Super High Roller to the Main Event.

Can I follow specific players?

Yes! With MyPlayers, you can track your favorite pros, friends, or family members across every reported event. Just log in to your free PokerNews account, star the players you care about, and they’ll always appear at the top of your chip count list.

Can I update my own chip counts?

Yes! MyStack lets players update their stacks in real time, directly into the PokerNews live feed. Sign up, verify your identity, and keep your rail in the loop.