Where to watch the World Series of Poker online in Australia
The stakes will be higher than ever this July as the World Series of Poker Main Event returns for its 50th edition.
The World Series of Poker is one of the most prestigious gaming events in the world. It's also the sport's longest-running tournament, dating back to the 70s.
The World Series of Poker takes place every year in Las Vegas and hosts a comprehensive slate of tournaments in every major poker variation. Thousands of players from all over the world attend year after year, hoping to win substantial money prizes as well as the coveted gold bracelet. In 2019, the event is taking place from 28 May to 16 July, with fans able to tune in for live coverage on ESPN.
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How to watch the World Series of Poker online live
In Australia, you can watch the World Series of Poker on ESPN. The 2019 WSOP Main Event kicked off on 8 July and will continue until 16 July, with coverage available daily on ESPN and ESPN2.
The final table of 9 will be reached on 12 July, with the finalists returning on 14 July before a winner is eventually determined on 16 July. Tune in live Tuesday, 16 July, from 12pm to see who will walk away with the big $10,000,000 prize. Here's how to watch ESPN in Australia
Live stream the World Series of Poker with Kayo Sports
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Watch/Stream the World Series of Poker with Foxtel
If you have a Foxtel TV subscription with the Sports Package you can watch the World Series of Poker on TV or stream the tournament to your mobile device or laptop with Foxtel Go or WatchESPN. Both apps are available as part of your Foxtel subscription.
Poker fans can also stream the World Series of Poker with Foxtel Now. You'll need the Sports Pack, which costs $29 a month. This is a Premium Pack, so you have to get Essentials as well to be able to add Sports to your subscription. Essentials offers a mix of Lifestyle and Pop channels for $25 a month.
For new clients, Foxtel Now has a 10-day free trial. The platform is compatible with PCs/Macs, smartphones and laptops, Telstra TV, Sony Android TVs, Airplay/Chromecast, PS4 and the Foxtel Now Box.
Watch the World Series of Poker with Fetch
ESPN and ESPN 2 are available as part of the Fetch TV Vibe pack. The channel pack costs only $6 per month, but your total monthly cost will depend on whether you buy a Fetch TV box outright or get it through a broadband provider.
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