World Series of Poker - Season 39
Season 39
Episodes
Episode 5, $5,000 pot-limit Omaha with rebuys (Event 7)
Episode 6, $5,000 pot-limit Omaha with rebuys (Event 7)
Episode 7, $3,000 no-limit hold 'em (Event 28)
Episode 8, $3,000 no-limit hold 'em (Event 28)
Episode 9, $5,000 World Championship pot-limit hold 'em (Event 13)
Episode 10, $5,000 World Championship heads-up and $2,000 seven card stud (Event 31 and 32)
Episode 11, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 12, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 13, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 14, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 15, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 16, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 17, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 18, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 19, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 20, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 21, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 22, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 23, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 24, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 25, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 26, $10,000 main event no-limit hold 'em (Event 55)
Episode 27, $50,000 HORSE (Event 39)
Episode 28, $50,000 HORSE (Event 39)
Episode 29, $50,000 HORSE (Event 39)
Episode 30, $50,000 HORSE (Event 39)
Episode 31, $50,000 HORSE (Event 39)
Episode 32, $50,000 HORSE (Event 39)
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