It seems like a good idea, however, (I've only been once, so perhaps I was lucky. For each game, you have about 25 windows of staff there to help you. The queues can be about 30 minutes, from starting to queue before you are served. However, for me, it was part of the experience, standing in a queue behind or in front of someone who is always polite, and you get to learn whether they are a newbie or a regular player about different aspects of the series/ event,.
I will be missing the WSOP for the first time in about 15 years - but it does sound like it might help the long lines. For high participation events like the Colossus the wait time can be very long. You miss multiple levels if you try to register last minute or when you re-enter.
With this app, GGPoker will be able to add even more value to the WSOP. I have never had the opportunity to participate in the WSOP, but as a fan who follows the event even from afar, I believe that any experience that aims to make the process easier, especially without having to wait in lines, is already of great value.
GGPoker seems to be looking to lead the poker world in a solid and meaningful way, offering adequate support to players while strengthening its brand.
GGPoker seems to be looking to lead the poker world in a solid and meaningful way, offering adequate support to players while strengthening its brand.