First, what is your best game? Many players that are only Holdem Poker players just looked at this article in utter confusion. The World Series of Poker is a set of over 50 tournaments. While No-Limit Holdem Poker is the most popular game in the world, you have many other games to contend with. Omaha Poker, Omaha Hi-Lo Split, Seven Card Stud, Seven Card Stud 8 or Better, Razz Poker, 2-7 Lowball, and H.O.R.S.E. are all events that are played annually at the World Series of Poker.

If you are a holdem player, are you better at Limit or No-Limit. If you are a mediocre No-Limit player and a regular winner at limit, then you will want to play limit holdem. If Stud is your best game, you will want to play stud. Another consideration is where you have the most success in regards to tournaments. Personally, my best game is Stud 8 or Better. However, at the time that I played my first World Series of Poker in 2006, I was showing better overall results in Limit Holdem events. As a result, I played in Event #4, which was Limit Holdem. I made the money of the event.

After you decide what you want to play, you want to decide how much you want to spend. Do you want to buy-in directly to the event or satellite your way in? If you want to satellite your way in, how much does the event cost you want to play. If you want to enter a $1,500 event, you will need to play $175 satellites. If you want to play a $2,000 event, you will need to play the $225. The satellites go up according to the buy-in of the event. I would recommend spending no more than 3 to 4 satellite entries to try and win your way in. If you cannot win your way in, try again for a different event or buy-in directly.

If you want to take off the pressure of having to win a satellite, then put back the money for a buy-in and then play satellites to try and save money. Personally, the later is the approach I take. As a result, I put back around $2,200 for each event. For the 2007 WSOP, I didn’t even play satellites for the first event which was again a Limit Holdem event. Fortunately, I finished very well in the money and was able to pay most of my other entries for the series with the money won.

So to review, play the game that gives you the best chance to do well. Then decide the plan of attack to enter the event. Beyond that, make a budget for the money you want to spend for cash games and souvenirs and stick to that plan. Have fun at the World Series of Poker!

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The red section is the section where the cash games are held. Cash games start as low as $4-$8 Limit to the highest NL Holdem game that they can get interest for. All games are spread as long as there is an interest. High limit stud and mixed game players are known to be staples of the cash games. In the middle of the red section, you will notice some tables that are sectioned off. This is the high limit cash game section. The high limit section features the highest limits of various games played. During one late night event, a NL cash game was being played with around $8 Million on the table between the players involved.

To your left is the orange section. At the back of the section is the Media Tower. The Media Tower is a new addition at the World Series of Poker that was installed to give the media a place to convene and work inside the Amazon Room without getting in the way of players and staff. It’s also raised off the ground so you get a great view of the room. The orange section is used in a lot of the larger No-Limit tournaments and also is the starting area for most of the 5 pm mixed bracelet events.

If you walk further into the room you will notice the blue and green sections. The blue section is almost exclusively used for No-Limit tournaments. Any tournament that starts in the Amazon room at noon will eventually break down to the blue section. If you come to the Amazon room after 4pm to watch your friend that is still in an event, this is the section you will want to come to first.

The green section is used primarily for day two restarts early in the World Series. Larger No-Limit tournaments can be found here as well. The final table sections can be found at the back of the green section. The Milwaukee’s Best No Limit Lounge is the home of the televised final tables on ESPN and ESPN360. Inside the lounge is a specialized final table complete with pocket cams. It is surrounded by a makeshift studio including stands and cameras. High profile final tables will be played here. Other final tables will be played typically at green 15. These final tables are typically non-televised events and most of the mixed events wind up here. Next time, I will wrap up the tour with the satellite areas and a few other points of interest inside the World Series of Poker.