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• Sign up to StakeKings Today! Use code POKERNEWS
• Two to Invest in at WSOP Paradise
• Jessica Teusl
• Joey Weissman
• Sign up to StakeKings Today! Use code POKERNEWS
• Ones to Watch at the WPT World Championship
• Jon Van Fleet
• Ethan Yau
• Maria Konnikova
• Tyler Hancock

You are following the World Series of Poker Paradise (WSOPP) and WPT World Championship live update and reports on PokerNews, and tuning into high-definition streams from both festivals, but something feels like it is missing. What do you do? You head to StakeKings and by a piece of your favorite players' action, that's what!

The marketplace at StakeKings, poker's premier staking company, is busier than ever thanks to the aforementioned festivals taking place in The Bahamas and Las Vegas, respectively. High-stakes gurus are battling at the felt for six and seven-figure prizes, coveted WSOP bracelets, trophies, and kudos from their peers.

Thanks to StakeKings, you can share in those players' successes, potentially padding your own bankroll. Even if your picks don't make you any money, you can enjoy the rollercoaster of tournament poker from afar and feel closer to the action.

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Two to Invest in at WSOP Paradise

The PokerNewsLive Reporting team is in The Bahamas bringing you all the latest from the huge events taking place. Two seasoned pros are soaking up the sun in the Caribbean and offering pieces of their WSOPP action.

Jessica Teusl

According to the Global Poker Index (GPI), Jessica Teusl is ranked 14th in Austria, which is no mean feat considering the plethora of talent emanating from that country. The GPI also ranks Teusl in 20th in the female worldwide rankings.

Teusl became well-known on the poker circuit before her breakout year in 2022. The Austrian finished eighth in the $1,500 Monster Stack at the WSOP for $120,455 before winning the $1,000 Ladies Championship for $166,975 a couple of weeks later.

The Austrian grinder is selling action for two events in The Bahamas: Event #6 Deepstack NLH and Event #12 GGMillions NLH Championship; the latter comes with a $5 million guarantee. Tuesl plans to fire up to three bullets in each event, with markup starting at only 1.05 and peaking at only 1.1.

Joey Weissman

Check the StakeKings marketplace any time of the year and you'll find Joey Weissman selling action. The New York native has over $7.3 million in live tournament winnings. Weissman travels the world playing live poker tournaments in a wide range of buy-ins. He is currently playing a high volume of events at the WSOPP.

Some of Weissman's action include the $2,750 Mini Main Event, the $5,300 Deepstack, and the massive $106,000 Triton Main Event, the latter available with only 1.03 markup. You can also buy pieces of Weissman's Super Main Event satellite action and the $26,000 Super Main Event itself. Imagine buying a piece of Weismann's Super Main Event action and him going on to take it down!

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Ones to Watch at the WPT World Championship

Plenty of big names have action available for the various events that make up the WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas.

Jon Van Fleet

WPT Global ambassador Jon "apestyles" Van Fleet is selling 5% of his action in the $10,400 WPT World Championship Main Event at a 1.3 markup. However, you'll need to act fast because he's already sold 3.9%, so there's only 1.1% remaining. Daniel Sepiol emerged victoriously in this event last year and scooped $5,282,954. Should the same prize be up for grabs this year and Van Fleet got his hands on it, that 1.1% investment would return a cool $58,112!

Ethan Yau

Van Fleet's fellow WPT Global pro, Ethan "Rampage" Yau, is selling action for the $25,800 WPT Alpha8 at Wynn Las Vegas, but that action is selling like hotcakes. Yau is selling at 1.06 markup, and has 3.3% remaining of his first entry and 2.6% of his second bullet. Backing Yau means you're guaranteed a crazy ride because we all know how he likes to play poker!

Maria Konnikova

Maria Konnikova, who was trained by the legendary Erik Seidel, is an excellent poker player. Konnikova is in hot form having recently won her first bracelet in the WSOP Online Fall Crazy 8's event in October. The GPI ranks Konnikova ninth in the women's standings and sixth in the female Player of the Year race.

You can buy up to 5% of Konnikova's planned four entries in the Wynn WPT $3K NLH $3 Million guaranteed at 1.15 markup. She also plans to play in the WPT World Championship, firing up to two $10,600 bullets. You can buy up to 5% of each entry at 1.2 markup. Having recently finished fifth in a €3,000 NLHE Mystery Bounty at EPT Barcelona, won her first bracelet online, and reached the final two tables of the NAPT Las Vegas Main Event, Konnikova is riding the crest of a wave right now.

Tyler Hancock

If the name Tyler Hancock rings a bell, it's because he is the StakeKings founder. Although Hancock tends to be super busy running the StakeKings show, he knows his way around a poker table. His $116,963 best score came courtesy of a 63rd place finish in the 2016 WSOP Main Event. More recently, Hancock reached the final three tables of the 2023 edition of the Monster Stack for $45,900 and won a $1,000 buy-in event in May 2024 for $73,192.

Hancock is firing one $10,400 bullet in the WPT World Championship Main Event; he has 7.8% left to sell at only 1.1 markup.

Get involved in the StakeKings marketplace, and then rail your picks via the PokerNewslive reporting and news pages. The best of luck to everyone involved.