Players to Watch: Handicapping Some Names to Look for This Summer at the World Series of Poker

The World Series of Poker gets underway today in Las Vegas and once again the USPoker team has selected some players to watch.

The series runs May 31 – July 20 with 87 live bracelet events and 14 online. Players from around the world will be heading to Sin City to take a shot at some card-playing glory.

With thousands of players in Bally’s/Paris each day, picking just a few to have a nice summer isn’t easy. But that’s what the USPoker team of Sean Chaffin, Anthony Cicali, and Valerie Cross have attempted to do.

This year, these prognosticators were allowed two of the bigger names in poker and two who may fly under the radar for most poker fans (around $1 million in winnings or less). Here’s a look at a few players to watch this summer. Valerie Cross, Catena Media senior regional content manager

Daniel Sepiol

Career highlights : 1st in MSPT 2021 Iowa Main Event ($163,000); 2nd in $1,100 WPT/PokerGO 2021 Deepstack Championship ($105,000)

Tournament winnings : $892,000

Sepiol is hot off his career-best scores and closing in on the seven-figure in cashes mark. At the current rate, he will likely get there in a hurry and maybe snag some WSOP gold along the way. DCPS Event #45
$1100 NLH UltimateStack
$300K Guarantee Daniel Sepiol from Michigan City, Indiana 2nd Place ($105,450) pic.twitter.com/jMthsAerLT — Venetian Poker Room (@VenetianPoker) June 10, 2021 Dean Lisle Career highlights : 1st in Hard Rock Cincinnati 2022 WUPS $1,500 Main Event ($130,000); 2nd in 2014 Jack Cincinnati Labor Day Deepstack ($87,000) Tournament winnings : $300,000 This Cincinnati player (Eric Lisle on Hendon Mob) just posted his best live score to date, taking down the Hard Rock Cincy Warm Up Poker Series $1,500 Main Event for $130,000 . He also won a $400 buy-in $50,000 guarantee event in the same series and he’ll be looking to carry the momentum into the WSOP this summer. Jacob Bazeley Career highlights : WSOPC Cherokee Main Event (1st in 2014 for $239,000; 1st in 2018 for $312,000); 2012 WSOP $1,500 NLHE, 2nd for $322,000 Tournament winnings : $4.5 million I’m […]

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