WSOP Introduces Automatic Card Shufflers and 'Chip Reese Rule' for 2017 Season
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) has announced several changes for the upcoming season. Automatic card shufflers will be introduced at final tables and some event tables. The 'Black Friday' events will not impact WSOP proceedings. Meanwhile, the Poker Hall of Fame has introduced the 'Chip Reese Rule', setting a minimum age for candidates.
In a move to enhance game integrity, WSOP will employ automatic card shufflers at final tables and selected event tables. This technology aims to prevent any potential manipulation and ensure fairness.
The Poker Hall of Fame has implemented the 'Chip Reese Rule'. From now on, all candidates must be over 40 years old to be considered for induction. This rule aims to recognise players who have made a lasting impact on the game.
Regarding the Partouche Poker Tour in Cannes, professional poker player Ali Tekintamgac has been cleared of any wrongdoing. There is no credible information suggesting he should be banned for life from the tournament.
In broadcasting news, the WSOP and ESPN agreement has been extended until 2017. This extension ensures that 55 bracelet events will be broadcast online for poker enthusiasts to enjoy.
These changes, including the introduction of automatic card shufflers and the 'Chip Reese Rule', aim to improve the WSOP experience and recognise the game's legends. The Partouche Poker Tour maintains its integrity, and poker fans can look forward to continued online coverage of WSOP events.
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