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2015 WSOP MAIN EVENT ON ESPN SUNDAY WITH DAY 7 COVERAGE

Action starts at 9:30pm ET on ESPN with just 27 players remaining.

Oct 23 2015 11:55 AM EST

2015 WSOP MAIN EVENT ON ESPN SUNDAY WITH DAY 7 COVERAGE

One more day, just one more day. Players have been battling hard for six straight 14-hour days to reach poker's ultimate mountaintop.

But Day 7 of the World Series of Poker Main Event may be the most difficult of them all. Just 27 players remain entering the day, so everyone feels so close to reaching that final table of nine players -- the November Nine.

However, every move and every decision comes under immense pressure, with every card having the potential to be life-changing.

ESPN covers the action Sunday night October 25 beginning at 9:30pm ET/6:30pm PT, with never before seen two-and-a-half hours of coverage.

The first 90-minutes will air on ESPN, with the final hour of coverage switching to ESPN2 beginning at 11pm ET.

Daniel Negreanu has done everything in the world of poker, everything that is except winning the WSOP Main Event.

Is 2015 the year? Listen to Daniel Negreanu tell you his thoughts at this stage of the tournament with this Day 7 tease:

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