World Series of Poker 1973 (rare documentary)

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The 1973 world series of poker (wsop) was a series of poker tournaments held at Binion's Horseshoe. The 1973 series marked the first time a single player won more than one preliminary World Series of Poker event.

 
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Poker holdem history

acidburnfx, thanks for posting, its a must see bit of poker holdem history.
Amazing how bigger game holdem would become. :)
 
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dayontour said:
acidburnfx, thanks for posting, its a must see bit of poker holdem history.
Amazing how bigger game holdem would become. :)


"The extra large field makes it necessary to split the action into two divisions." Detail, only 13 entries. :D

Did you notice the chalkboard to mark the number of chips for each one?
 
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wow, that’s really cool, watch how the whole history of poker went, thanks for this wonderful post
 
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Oh.. it seems that the link above is no longer available. Searching on youtube, i found the video again.

See here:
 
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Looks like a neat old-school video, thanks for sharing. As someone who first got introduced to poker on TV like many other people during Moneymaker's WSOP run, it'll be interesting to see how this compares to the larger fields of the modern era and TV technology.
 
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