WSOP About To Blast Off, While MA And PA Gambling Sputters
The World Series of Poker gives gamblers something to look forward to while Massachusetts and Pennsylvania struggle with casino proposals.
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Jessica Welman has worked as a tournament reporter for the World Poker Tour, co-hosted a podcast for Poker Road, and served as the managing editor for WSOP.com. A graduate of Indiana University and USC, Welman is not only a writer but also a producer. She can be found on Twitter @jesswelman.
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