

WSOP Fantasy Draft: Pros Form Teams for High-Stakes Poker Action
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) is just days away, and professional poker players are already forming teams for a high-stakes fantasy draft. Organized by Daniel Negreanu and Erik Lindgren, the draft features a $25,000 buy-in and a prize pool of $375,000. The draft included 15 teams, with a prize pool of $375,000.
Phil Ivey was the most expensive player, bought by Barry Greenstein for 108 units. Daniel Negreanu was bought by Frank Cassella for 89 units. Daniel Alaei was bought by Robert Mizrachi for 80 units.
The draft took place in a special room at the Aria casino, with representatives from each team participating. The event was highly anticipated, with many top players and teams involved. The fantasy draft adds an exciting layer to the already thrilling WSOP, as teams strategize and compete for the top prize.
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