The World Series of Poker (WSOP) Paradise series is approaching, and poker players participating should be informed about a rule change regarding the use of electronic devices at the table. Play kicks off in the Bahamas in December. 6, and the series includes 13 live gold bracelet events (along with two online events), all of which will be reported live here at PokerNews. The second annual festival at Atlantis Paradise Island features the record-breaking $25,000 WSOP Super Main Event starting in December. On the 9th, the inaugural $50 million guaranteed prize pool will take place. Poker enthusiasts can follow all the excitement, including live updates, interviews, videos, and social media content on PokerNews. We will also be adhering to a new rule change that may assist in reducing cheating. Jonathan Tamayo. Jonathan Tamayo claimed victory in the WSOP Main Event, earning $10 million this summer in Las Vegas. The victory was met with controversy when poker fans observed that his support team, which included pros Joe McKeehen and Dominik Nitsche, had an open laptop displaying what appeared to be real-time assistance (RTA) software. Tamayo was seen chatting with his support team during the final table, raising suspicions about whether he had an unfair advantage. However, no one has provided any proof that he violated any rules or that he won the tournament due to an advantage gained from his rail.
