WSOP has announced new rules regarding the use of electronic devices at the gaming tables. These changes will be implemented before the start of the World Series of Poker Paradise festival, which will take place on December 13 at Atlantis Paradise Island.
According to the new rule, “players and spectators are not allowed to use charts, apps, or any other form of electronic assistance in the tournament room. Failure to adhere to this policy will result in a penalty up to disqualification for the player and removal from the tournament room for the spectator.”
Spectators are also prohibited from providing assistance or offering advice during the game. Violation of this rule will result in penalties for the player and removal of the spectator from the observation area. All those in the observation area must comply with the WSOP Terms and Conditions, including the ban on watching live streams via electronic devices.
The use of electronic devices at the tables and in the observation area will be prohibited when the WSOP tournament reaches the final three tables. “When a tournament reaches three tables, all players’ electronic devices will be removed. Players will only be allowed to have their devices back during player breaks or after elimination,” the rule states.
“No devices will be allowed to be used on the tournament rail during these late stages of streamed events and no coaching from the rail will be allowed this includes viewing of the tournament stream and usage of any electronic assistance. Failure to adhere to this rule will result in a penalty for the player and removal from the rail for the spectator.”
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