Mouth to Make His 2022 WSOP Debut Friday

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Mouth to Make His 2022 WSOP Debut Friday

Mike "The Mouth" Matusow will begin his 2022 World Series of Poker adventure on Friday playing in Event #7: Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better.

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This is a 3 day event with a $1500 buy-in.

The outspoken poker player revealed this week via Twitter:

"Looks like my first @WSOP tourney will be Friday’s Omaha 8/B. Thurs night I’m honored to be sitting on the floor of @NBA Finals Game 1 w the best Owners in the NBA: Joe and Nicole Lacob and @PeterGuber! Sitting w one of my besties @DavidSacks #PHNiceLife #POSITIVITY #GoWarriors"

Matusow added that he would be passing up the event he's excelled in.

"Translation I’m missing the 25 k hu that I’m best in world in!"

The reigning champ of the Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better is one Connor Drinan, who walked away with $163,250 last year. 

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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