WSOP video releases sporadic, players miss the PokerGo era
A player on Reddit asked about the YouTube video of the WSOP $1500 HORSE event won by Nick Schulman, but found that WSOP content releases are scattered and irregular, far from the rich content when PokerGo had the rights.
Recently, a poker player posted on the Reddit r/poker subreddit asking if it's possible to find on YouTube the video of Nick Schulman winning the WSOP $1,500 HORSE event from a few days ago. The player lamented that WSOP currently only uploads content sporadically, with no fixed release schedule, and not all events have video coverage.
The original poster said they miss the days when PokerGo held the rights a few years ago, as there was more live and on-demand content available to watch. This phenomenon reflects a shift in WSOP's video content distribution strategy: moving from exclusive licensing to operating its own official channel, but the update frequency and coverage seem less than satisfactory.
For players hoping to rewatch exciting hands or learn the mixed game format of HORSE, currently the only option is to rely on the fragmented uploads on WSOP's official YouTube channel, or wait for possible future updates. Industry insiders suggest that players can also follow recaps on platforms like PokerGo, but the specific copyright arrangements are still subject to official WSOP announcements.
FAQ
- 目前WSOP官方YouTube频道仅在零散上传部分赛事回放，$1500 HORSE赛事是否已上传无确定信息。建议关注WSOP官方频道或等待后续推送。