Biloxi Bomber

Last week, we announced the Dealer Rating System coming to WSOP Live. Here’s the breakdown: we’re adding $100,000 in rewards for top rated dealers this summer. For each bracelet event, the top rated dealers will earn: 1st: $500 2nd: $300 3rd: $200 That’s $1,000 per bracelet event across 100 bracelet events. We heard the concern: “What if one tilted player gives a bad rating after a bad beat?” Ratings refresh for every event. Each bracelet event is a clean slate, and no unfair rating follows a dealer for the whole summer. For dealers, this program is only upside: a fresh chance every event to be recognized and rewarded. The goal is simple: reward the dealers who help make WSOP great.

Overnight, registration became available in the WSOP LIVE app Options available: Luxon Pay (no fee) ACH (no fee) Debit card (no fee) Credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express) (2% fee) PayPal (2% fee) Paris Tournament Account

(2/3) Rule 40e, additional info regarding acts that the WSOP prohibits

Years ago we chose to homeschool our kids. This choice often gets criticized, especially on social media "They wont be socialized" "Parents are qualified to teach" Typical homeschool day: - Sleep until 8/830 - Family walk outside - Kids cook their breakfast (eggs, smoothie, yogurt etc..) - 30-60mins of free play - 10:30-12:30 schooling following local curriculum - Kids make their own lunch Rest of the day is sports, playing with friends, field trips with other home school kids etc... Common government school day - Wake around 7:00am - Quick (often unhealthy) breakfast - Rush to school - Kids put into overcrowded classrooms, lack of outside time, too much screen use in class... My kids test at the top of their age groups. They socialize daily with other kids and commonly get complimented on how polite they are. They spend time outdoor daily. My kids also learn basic life skills like cooking, laundry, grocery shopping ect.. that arent taught in schools Homeschool may not be for every family. But slandering it as an inferior experience for kids is an ignorant take.