Daniel Negreanu Chases Online WSOP Bracelet in Vancouver

Daniel Negreanu, the renowned poker player known as “Kid Poker,” is currently competing in the 2025 WSOP Online Series from Vancouver, aiming to secure his first online bracelet. Negreanu, who has already earned seven WSOP titles in traditional live events, is eager to add an online bracelet to his collection.

Negreanu is broadcasting his play live on his YouTube channel “DNegsPoker,” giving fans a unique window into his decision-making process and the challenges of competing in the digital arena. The WSOP Online Series this year features 33 official bracelet tournaments packed into a six-week calendar, with the centerpiece being a $25 million guaranteed Main Event that has already attracted thousands of entries.

Negreanu’s journey began with his arrival in Vancouver in mid-September, where he immediately dove into the action. His first major appearance was in the Pot-Limit Omaha Championship, followed by early attempts at the Main Event. Although he has not yet won a bracelet, his live streams have drawn thousands of viewers who appreciate his candid insights into strategy, opponents, and variance. Fans can watch Negreanu’s personal sessions on his YouTube page, usually starting in the evenings Vancouver time. Additionally, GGPoker is hosting official coverage of select final tables, featuring commentary teams that include Negreanu himself.