

Poker Kitchen's Pizza at WSOP: A Scam or Just Bad Food?
Poker Kitchen, a small cafe located near the gaming halls of Rio, has been criticized for its poor food quality for several years. The official pizza supplier for the World Series of Poker (WSOP) is Pizza Hut, but the author expresses dissatisfaction with the high price and poor quality of the pizza sold at Poker Kitchen.
The author calls for a boycott of Poker Kitchen's pizza, suggesting that the high price of $9 for a poor-quality pizza is a scam. He proposes alternative food options and encourages players and spectators to seek better food choices during the WSOP.
The author's criticism extends to the apathy of players and journalists who tolerate the poor-quality pizza. He suggests that the management of Poker Kitchen and Pizza Hut are taking advantage of the situation, charging high prices for substandard food. The author also mentions that he has declared a boycott on Poker Kitchen's pizza and encourages others to do the same.
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