Next, there were the content creator alliances, including vloggers Ashley “PokerFaceAsh” Frank and Andrew Neeme and content creators Ebony Kenney and Justin Kelly, who despite running kings into aces during Level 7 managed to stay afloat.

Other poker couples on the Tag Team felt included Brazilian wife-husband duo Natalie Ramos and Felipe Ramos (who earlier in the series finished second in Event #12: $5,000 Freezeout No-Limit Hold’em 8-Handed for $401,460), the partnership of high-stakes pro David Peters and poker socialite Hayley Hanna, and the French couple Tom Jarry and Sarah Herzali, who has made the deepest run of any woman at the 2023 WSOP so far as she finished third in Event #15: $1,500 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em for $207,720.

Herself an accomplished player, Sleeth is looking to add to her $327,220 in live earnings. First, there were the poker power couples, including last year's Ladies Event champion Jessica Teusl and her boyfriend and fellow Austrian Stefan Lehner, as well as 2012 Main Event runner-up Jesse Sylvia and longtime girlfriend Ashley Sleeth, who was on the rail a decade ago when her Tag Team partner won $5.3 million. The Tag Team alliances on Day 1 came in several forms. Jamie Kerstetter and Corey Paggeot in the 2022 Tag Team event Meanwhile, the duo of Mackenzie Kraemer and Jon Schiller finished in fifth place for $34,299. Back in 2021, daughter-father duo Amanda Botfeld and David Botfeld finished in third place for a total score of $35,542, while the spousal team of Holly Babbitt and Michael Babbitt finished seventh for $14,494.Īnd just last year, the team of Jamie Kerstetter and Corey Paggeot finished second in the 2022 Tag Team event to Patrick Leonard and future Main Event champion Espen Jorstad for the beloved poker commenter to be denied her maiden bracelet. If a woman-led team goes deep in the Tag Team event, it wouldn't be the first time. Those teams included several spearheaded by women looking to become the first female bracelet winner of the summer. Hundreds of teams packed into the Paris ballroom on Day 1 on June 22 as partners would tag out of the tournament to either grab a bite to eat or stick around on the rail.

One of the most boisterous events of the summer is upon us at the 2023 World Series of Poker (WSOP) in the form of Event #51: $1,000 Tag Team, a tournament that never fails to draw an exciting roster of teams looking for the rare chance to win two bracelets in a single event. Two More Days Before A Winning Team Emerges.

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