2013 World Series of Poker Betting Odds, Props

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Carrie Stroup here with your 2013 World Series of Poker betting odds and props.  Who will win the Main Event?

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Sportsbook.com also released specific props on who will last longer, Daniel Negreanu or Gavin Smith and Phil Ivey or Phil Hellmuth.   You can find all of these WSOP props at Sportsbook.com here and you can claim your FREE $100 as well.

World Series of Poker Main Event - What will be the Country of Birth of Champion?

USA = 5/6; Field (any other country) = even money

How many US born players will make the final table = 5.5

Over/Under Winners Age = 26.5

What will be the Winning/Final Hand?

2 Pair or Better = 10/13; 1 Pair or Lower = 11/10

World Series of Poker Main Event - Who will Last Longer

Daniel Negreanu = 10/13; Gavin Smith  = 11/10

Phil Ivy vs Phil Hellmuth = Pick ‘em

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

 

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